Southern Manatee Fire Responds to Mixed Occupancy Fire
Photo by CIRONE PHOTOSFirefighters stretching an additional line.
Photo by CIRONE PHOTOSStucco and tin roof helped with keeping the fire out of the main structure.
Photo by CIRONE PHOTOSFirefighters prepare to enter one of the wings of the structore.
Photo by CIRONE PHOTOSInterior crew briefing Chiefs on progress.
Photo by CIRONE PHOTOSIt was a long lay in.
Photo by CIRONE PHOTOSThe Haz-Mat Team burns of Propane from damaged tanks from the recreational vehicle.
Oneco, FL - As truck checks and house chores were just beginning on February 21st, a call for a structure fire came in on 63rd Ave. East.
On arrival companies found heavy black smoke and fire pushing through the roof of the vacant nautical store. As firefighters made their way around to the 'C' side, they found a large recreational vehicle on fire, which was tucked between the buildings.
The occupants made it out uninjured along with the family pets. The fire was held to the recreational vehicle, with no extension to the main structure.