MIDWEST CITY FIRE DEPARTMENT

INCIDENT REPORT
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Incident Number Exp # Station Shift Alarm Aid Given or Received X Mutual aid received Automatic aid recv. Mutual aid given Automatic aid given Other aid given None Casualties Fire Service Civilian Apparatus Personnel Times Alarm

FDID

State Date

Time

55010
Location

OK

Sun May 6, 2012

Address

11:53:15

12-0002213

000

01

Apt. / Room

11:53:15
Arrival / Location

X Street address Intersection In front of Rear of Adjacent to Directions Mixed Use

449 HARR DR
City State Zip Code

F
Map Page Census Tract

11:56:21
In Service

Midwest City

OK

73110

51

16:27:10

Cross street or directions, as applicable

None Midnight is 0000 Deaths Injuries Method of Alarm

Property Use

Yes-911 003

Incident Type

429 - Multifamily dwelling

Response Suppression EMS Other Check box if resource counts include aid received resources.

111 - Building fire

Actions Taken

21

Estimated Dollar Losses & Values PRE-INCIDENT VALUE: Property $400,000 Contents LOSSES: Property Contents

1 2 3
Detector

11 - Extinguishment by fire service 22 - Rescue, remove from harm 32 - Provide basic life support (BLS)
Detector alerted occupants

$150,000
N/A

$150,000 $75,000

Detector did not alert them

X Unknown

Special Studies Occupant Phone Number 210-690-2550

Check if same as incident address

Occupant Business Name or Occupant Name First Choice Management Towne Lisa Occupant Address Address Second Line Owner Business Name Owner Address Narrative Owner Phone Number

Apt. / Room City Midwest City

State Zip Code OK 73110

Check if same as incident address

Owner Name Apt. / Room City

Address Second Line

State Zip Code

05/08/2012 03:10:00 PM lockhsp On 05/06/2012 at 11:53:15 dispatched To 449 HARR DR #F, Midwest City, OK 73110. The location is a Multifamily dwelling. The incident was determined to be a building fire. Below listed units responded to the reported structure fire at the listed address. Dispatch information while enroute was that there were possibly victims trapped. Rescue 1 was the first unit on scene and gave a condition report of heavy smoke and flame showing. Rescue 1 personnel packed out and were unable to perform any rescue attempts due to the heavy smoke and flame. Ladder 2 was the first suppression unit to arrive on scene. Both 1 3/4" preconnects were pulled off of Ladder 2 and suppression activities were initiated on the heavy involvment of the breezeway on the second floor. The fire was knocked down sufficiently that an attempt was made at gaining access to the second story landing. Lt. Lockhart (R1), FF Keener (R1), and FF Ashley (L2) advanced the 1 3/4" preconnect to the top of the stairs and were again met with heavy fire conditions. FF Miller (R1) remained in front of the building with the other preconnect applying a hosestream to the upper breezeway due to the fire rolling above the attack team. FF Ashley forced the door in apartment H and used the TIC to locate two occupants in a back bedroom and rescued them (with assistance from Engine 3) out of the apartment through the window and down a ladder that personnel from Engine 3 had placed there. Lt. Lockhart and FF Keener continued applying a hose stream to the fire apartment until fire was kncocked down enough to advance into the apartment to conduct a primary search. Engine 6 had placed a ladder through the window in the bedroom where vicitms #1, #2, and #3 were located. Personnel from Rescue 1 and Engine 6 extricated victims #1 and #2 out the apartment through the front door and personnel from Engine 3 extricated victim #3 down the ladder that was at the window. FF Ashley (L2) gained access to apartment G and assisted personnel from Engine 4 with the rescue of the occupant out a window and down a ladder at the front of the building. Personnel from various units assisted EMS with patient care on victims #1, #2, and #3 as well as the other rescued occupants. Remaining personnel on scene continued suppression/salvage/overhaul and secondary search activities until fire was out at 1345. Incident Commander called for the on-call inspector to respond to do fire cause and determination. After remaining overhaul had been completed, suppression personnel turned the property over to the fire inspectors pending their investigation. 11:56:21 arrived on scene.

The following actions were performed on scene: Extinguishment by fire service personnel Rescue, remove from harm Provide basic life support (BLS) Units responding were: Unit 203 responded. Unit 209 responded. Unit 211 responded. Unit E3 responded. Unit E4 responded. Unit E5 responded. Unit E6 responded. Unit L2 responded. Unit R1 responded. OCFD RL6 responded. OCFD 603 responded. 16:37:45 all units back in service.