Box 15 crews responded with 2nd alarm companies to Wisconsin Ave on the near westside of Columbus.  Crews arrived on scene of a 2 story home with fire showing.  Shortly after the crews entered the structure one firefighter fell into a hole and a mayday was called.  RIC were sent in and a quick recovery was made. 

Box 15 crews activated on the 2nd alarm and were on scene within a half hour and served 40 firefighters seven cases of water.   Box 15 crews were on scene for an hour. 

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Box 15 was requested to respond to Springburn Dr at 9pm yesterday evening.  Washington Township Fire crews were sent to a home on a report of a fire there and when 1st arriving crews marked on scene they called a working fire on a 2 story large 4000 sq ft residential home with heavy fire showing.  Crews from Liberty Twp,  Concord Twp, and Norwich Twps also were called in for mutual aid. 

Box 15 was on scene for 2 1/2 hours served 50 fire, police and dispatch personnel.  5 cases of water were handed out with 1 gallon of  sqwincher served. 

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Box 15 was called this morning for a working multi-family condo fire on the far westside of Columbus on Tarryton Court.   1st arriving engine, engine#241 had fire showing through the roof of a 2 story 6 unit condo.   Crews battled the blaze for well over and hour with the help of mutual aid.  Including the Franklin County Sheriff deputies who help lead people out of the burning building before the arrival of the fire crews.  

Box 15 was on scene for just over an hour, we served 40 firefighters 4 cases of water and a gallon of coffee. 

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Box 15 crews were awaken much like the rest of the units to a house fire on Glen Echo Dr in the city of Columbus overnight.  The two alarm fire took 45 minutes to contain and damage has been estimated at $125,000.

Engine 13 was sent just before the 1st calls to the area on a report of an auto fire.  With Columbus Police helicopter looking for the auto fire, the calls poured into 911 of the house fire.  1st units on scene had a 2 story home fully involved with exposures to the north and south of the house catching fire.  A 2nd alarm was struck and crews brought in to help with tackling the blaze on the exposures.

Box 15 was on scene within 1/2 hour of the alarm time.  We helped 60+ firefighters rehydrate with four cases of water.  Box 15 was on scene for one hour.

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