Poquonnock Bridge First-Alarm
Photo by Ryan FlahertyTruck 35 positioned in the front and set up a fan for horizontal ventilation.
Photo by Ryan FlahertyEngine 32 laid in from the hydrant and stretched a crosslay.
Photo by Ryan FlahertyNavy Engine 62.
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Photo by Ryan FlahertyPoquonnock Bridge Truck 35 and City of Groton Truck 15.
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Photo by Ryan FlahertyWater supply.
Photo by Ryan FlahertyG-3 and Engine 62.
GROTON, CT - At 2:38 P.M. on Saturday, January 6th, the Poquonnock Bridge Fire Department was dispatched to 18 Fitch Avenue for a house filling with smoke. G-38 quickly signed on and requested Engine 62 from the Groton Submarine Base. G-38 arrived at 2:41 P.M. with light smoke showing from a single-story wood-frame duplex. Engine 32 laid in from the hydrant and stretched a one-and-three-quarter-inch hose line through the front door on the right side. G-38 transmitted the first-alarm at 2:43 P.M. which added City of Groton Engine 21, Truck 15, New London Engine 2, Old Mystic FAST and Groton Ambulance with a Lawrence & Memorial Paramedic. Engine 62 made the hydrant and established the water supply for Engine 32. Truck 35 performed the primary search and ventilation. The fire was quickly knocked down and the Poquonnock Bridge Fire Marshal’s Office is investigating.