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DWELLING FIRE (TAC)

28 HILLSIDE LN · Btwn: OLD MILL LN

TR5 TR46 HCE17 E46 L5 Q46

ETA

7m

DIST

2.6mi

HYD

NO

PREPLAN

N

Temp

77°F

Wind

6 ENE

Conditions

Cloudy

Humidity

79%

Radio Size-Up

[UNIT] is on scene,

2-story wood frame residential,

approximately 50 by 80.

Nothing showing / [conditions] showing.

Occupancy: unknown / evacuating /

all clear / reports of trapped.

[UNIT] going offensive / defensive.

[UNIT] establishing [Hillside Street] Command.

Reference

Wind: 6mph ENE

1 prior call at this address

Rural water supply — tanker dispatched

Structure

Wood Frame Two Family Dwelling

Occupancy

Residential

Footprint

4,073 sq ft

Construction

Wood Frame

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Dispatch

GAS TANK EXPLODED AND IS ON FIRE ... SEE RELATED CP#: PD26-291045

🚨 Incident Snapshot

high

Dwelling fire with reported gas tank explosion

2-story wood-frame residential

Large lot, heavy vegetation, rural setting

⚠️ Primary Risk Signals

Gas tank explosion reported

Secondary propane or fuel tank hazard

Expect structural damage and debris field

Wood-frame construction

Rapid fire spread potential

Roof collapse risk if fire reached attic

Vegetation density

Access and egress complications

Limited water supply (tanker dispatched)

Occupant accountability unknown

Search and rescue may be required

Confirm all occupants accounted for on arrival

🌬️ Environmental Conditions

Wind 6 mph ENE

Fire spread toward southwest exposures

Heavy tree coverage may limit access and ladder placement

🔥 Fire Behavior Cue

Explosion suggests rapid pressurization and rupture

Ensuing fire will be wind-driven toward southwestern side

Internal damage from blast may compromise structural integrity before fire arrival

✔️ Confirm on Arrival

Fire and explosion status

Active flame or contained to debris, smoke color and volume

Structural damage

Blast effects on walls, roof, windows, foundation

Occupants

Presence outside, injuries, number of people accounted for

Apparatus staging

Narrow driveway, trees overhead, position for water supply and egress

🧠 Common Causes

Propane tank rupture or overfill

Fuel tank malfunction or regulator failure

Ignition source near tank or fuel line

Lack of proper ventilation around tank

Field Notes

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