Saturday, February 18, 2012 Construction has started on New Engine 214
Tuesday, February 7, 2012 On Tuesday February 7th, 2012 at 1135 hours the Aberdeen Fire Department was alerted for an Auto Fire.Members were at the firehouse doing other duties, when another member and EMS personnel notified us of an auto fire behind the Moose Lodge.Engine 211 arrived immediately to find a vehicle fully involved on fire to rear of the Moose Lodge at 102 North Rogers Street. Crew pulled an 1 3/4 trash line, and began extinguishing the fire, which was under control in about 5 minutes. Engine 214 arrived on scene minutes later as well as other members to assist operations on scene.Chief 2 (Hinch) requested the Maryland State Fire Marshal, as the fire was suspicious in nature.Crews also contained fluids on scene and prevented them from going anywhere else except on the asphalt.The incident is under investigation by the Aberdeen Police and the Maryland State Fire Marshal.
Wednesday, February 1, 2012 On February 1st., 2012 at approximately 1441 hours the Aberdeen Fire Department was alerted for a motor vehicle accident with rescue at Plater Street/South Philadelphia Boulevard. Ambulance 892 was on scene at dispatch and they advised they had a rescue at the scene. Below are a couple pictures obtained.
Wednesday, February 1, 2012 On Wednesday February 1st, 2012 at approximately 0940 hours the Aberdeen Fire Department was alerted for a Building Fire at the Days Inn at 983 West Bel Air Avenue.Engine 211 went en route minutes after the initial alert, Truck 1231 (APGFD) and Engine 211 arrived simultaneously, Lt. Diering established the Beards Hill Road Command on Side Charlie of 2-story motel structure. Crews from Engine 211 and Truck 1231 pulled a 1 3/4 preconnect hose line to the room, quickly upgraded to smoke and fire in the structure, also extending into a second room. Truck 231 and Engine 113 arrived minutes later, crews on scene placed 2nd 1 3/4 hoseline in service. The fire was quickly knocked by the crews on scene, approximately 10 minutes. There were no injuries to any civilians or personnel on scene.Command was initially held by Lieutenant Diering, then was held by Chief 2 (Hinch).Chief Hinch requested the Maryland State Fire Marshal, the cause of the fire is under investigation.Fire Spreads Between 2 Bedrooms at Days Inn- Aberdeen Patch
Thursday, January 26, 2012 On Thursday January 26th, 2012 at approximately 0513 hours the Aberdeen Fire Department was alerted for a motor vehicle accident w/rescue at Route 22/Interstate 95. Medic 291 was immediately enroute, followed by Rescue 251 and Engine 213. Medic 291 arrived to find a passengar vehicle and a tractor-trailer involved. Engine 213 and Rescue 251 arrived minutes later, assisting EMS crews with the patient, and stabilizing the vehicle. The patient was extricated in approximately 20 minutes. Crews also controlled the hazards and secured the scene. Chief 2 (Hinch) held the Route 22 command. Minutes into the extrication, Command requested the Maryland State Police Medivac to the scene. The patient was transported to a local hospital, where he was pronounced by medical personnel. There were no injuries to the tractor-trailer operator. Aberdeen Patch Article Baltimore Sun Article
Saturday, January 21, 2012 On Saturday January 21st 2012, the Aberdeen Fire Department honored the accomplishments and remembered those who we lost in the year 2011 at our Annual Banquet.Special thanks to everyone that attended and especially to "Captain" Jim McMahonhttp://www.baltimoresun.com/explore/harford/news/ph-ag-re-aberdeen-banquet-0125-20120121,0,801142.storyPictures to follow.
Wednesday, January 11, 2012 On Wednesday January 11th, 2012 at approximately 2400 hours the Aberdeen Fire Department was alerted for a motor vehicle accident at Route 7/Hardees Drive. Units responded and found a vehicle had struck a tractor trailer. Units on scene assisted EMS and checked and removed any hazards on scene.
Tuesday, January 10, 2012 On Tuesday January 10th, 2012 the Aberdeen Fire Department was alerted for an Apartment Fire at 309 South Parke Street. Engine 211 (Chief Hinch) arrived finding heavy smoke conditions on Side Bravo/Charlie and Delta. Chief Hinch immediately requested the box to be filled. Crew immediately pulled a line into Side Alpha of the complex for extinguishment. Tower 231 arrived and was directed to report to Side Charlie to ladder the roof and ventilate, Tower 1231 (APGFD) arrived and was directed to also ladder the roof, two other firefighters from APGFD arrived and pulled a 2nd handline to assist with extinguishment. Engine 215 arrived and supplied supply line to Engine 211, while Engine 512 arrived and laid a line to Truck 1231. Other units on scene, Engine 514 Other units arrived on scene and assisted with checking for extension, assisting with extinguishment and ventilation. Bathroom Repair turns into Multiple Apartment Fire
Saturday, January 7, 2012 Assistant Chief (D. Budnick) held the Clubhouse Road command. On January 7th, 2012 at approximately 0339 hours the Aberdeen Fire Department was alerted for an Auto Fire Clubhouse Road between Perryman Road and Park Beach Drive. Engine 214 and Engine 211 arrived to find a fully involved auto in the park area on Clubhouse Rd. Crew of Engine 211 used front trash line from Engine 214 for extinguishment. Harford County Sheriff's Office was requested as well as the Maryland State Fire Marshall. Incident is under investigation.
Monday, January 2, 2012 On Monday January 2nd, 2012 at approximately 2045 hours the Aberdeen Fire Department was alerted for an Auto Fire at the intersection of Route 40/Route 715.Engine 211 was the first unit en route, followed by Engine 213. Engine 211 was advised by Harford County EOC that the auto fire was at the intersection of Route 40/Route 715. As Engine 211 approached the area, there were no vehicles on the that portion of the roadway.Engine 211's crew glanced over on Route 715 just past Route 7, observed the vehicle. Engine 211 arrived to find a passenger vehicle well involved on the slow shoulder of Route 715 just prior to the entrance of Aberdeen Proving Ground. Engine 211's crew pulled the trash line and went to work extinguishing the fire in approximately 5 minutes.Engine 213 arrived and assisted Engine 211's crew with extinguishment and mop up.Lieutenant (Diering) held the Route 715 command.
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