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UPDATED:
Friday Sep 07, 2007 |
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North Carolina
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SPECIAL
REPORT
 Wake
Forest Fire Announces New Numbering Scheme
FRI SEP 07
FIRENEWS.NET STAFF REPORT
WAKE FOREST - Wake Forest Fire in northern Wake County has
announced a new numbering scheme that will help them prepare for
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SPECIAL REPORT
Update
on the "Ugly Twenty"
FRI SEP 07
FIRENEWS.NET STAFF REPORT
RALEIGH - We've been able to take off
three counties from the Ugly List: Anson, Pamlico and Wilkes.
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HOT SHOTS
Cary Two Alarm Apartment Fire
FRI SEP 07
SUBMITTED BY CFP-7438. PHOTO COURTESY TAMMY PATTON, CARY EMS
CARY - Wednesday night around 2000
hours, first due companies from Cary Station 2 arrived at Quincy
Court to find heavy fire from the second floor of this middle unit
apartment. With multiple occupied apartments and a language barrier,
a second alarm was quickly called to help with searches and
evacuations.
The fire was held to the unit of origin and quickly controlled by
first alarm companies. First Alarm: E2, E3, R2, L3, T7, M1, BC1-IC.
Second Alarm: BC2, E4, L1 C3, C20, C21, WC1 and Swift Creek E1.
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HOT SHOT
Duplex Fire Requires Second Alarm
FRI SEP 07
PHOTO: LEE WILSON, CFP-702, RALEIGH FIRE DEPARTMENT PHOTO UNIT
RALEIGH - Raleigh "C" Shifters responded to a
well involved duplex fire behind Crabtree Valley Mall on Wednesday.
A small dog was rescued by firefighters and successfully treated by
EMS. Various companies responded to watch the fire site into the
evening and overnight.
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HOT SHOT
Three Departments Respond to House Fire
FRI SEP 07
SUBMITTED BY ASST FIRE CHIEF LUKE STEVENS, FOURWAY VFD
SURRY COUNTY - Fourway, Bannertown and
Franklin were dispatched Tuesday morning to a working residential
structure fire. First arriving units arrived to find heavy black
smoke showing from Division A. An aggressive interior attack was
performed limiting the amount of fire spread to the room of origin
and the attic space directly above.
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SPECIAL REPORT
City of Raleigh Releases Report on Massive Townhome Blaze
WED SEP 05
RALEIGH - The City of Raleigh has released the results of a special
study in the wake of a wind fed fire in February that destroyed
thirty-two buildings in North Raleigh.
The extensive report looks at building codes, weather conditions,
landscaping and the fire department response.
It is available for download from the City's website.
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