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Incident number: 8126999 Date: May 29, 2008 Time of call: 11:29 p.m.
Type of call: House Fire
Correct address: 104 N. Lamb Blvd. (between Stewart and E. Charleston)
Name: Charleston Gardens Subdivision
Zip: 89110 District/Phantom: 2428-79 Number of alarms: One
Building type: Single family residential Number of stories: One (1565 sq ft)
Construction type: Concrete block/wood siding Smoke alarms: None Sprinklers: No
Number of occupants: Adults: None Teens (18-13) None Children: None
Any injuries: No How many : None Type:
Cause of fire: Undetermined, under investigation
Damage estimate: $75,000 Description of damage: Damage to roof, attic and exterior of house.
American Red Cross: No Pets: No Status of pets: No
General information about the incident: Call came in as a tree on fire, single engine dispatched. As the unit was heading to scene, a large column of smoke could be seen, full first alarm requested. On arrival, very large tree in front yard as well as the front of the house was on fire. House has been vacant for approximately a year, has wood siding over concrete block which added to the intensity of the fire. Fire ran up the wood siding into the attic and extended to roof. Living area of the house was saved from major damage. Cause of the fire is under investigation.
Units responded: E16,8,27,4, T16, R8,16, CB8, AR1, B1, PIO1, 6i4, 6i7, 6i9
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