Thanks to a reader for sending around 6:15pm. DCFD was on the scene. It had been 2 days since our last carbque.
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Photo by Cheryl Hori
Thanks to Cheryl for sending from 14th and Euclid St, NW. It had been 19 days since our last car b que.
Update: DC Fire & EMS reports: “Our Engine 4 made quick work of this blazing vehicle. There were no injuries.”
A reader reports:
“Our Uber drove by this carbeque to drop us off, we couldn’t believe what we saw so we went back to check it out. Props to the police and fire fighters who arrived so quickly.”
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A reader reports:
“Huge flames at Georgia and Fairmont St, NW. There about 9 trucks and about three ambulances that just arrived.”
Update AlertDC reports:
“Street Closure / Fire: 2719 Georgia Avenue NW The road is closed in the 2500-2900 block of Georgia Avenue NW. Please use alternate route.”
Ga. Ave fire under control. Search found no victims. Some extension 2nd flr. Active investigation of cause as structure was vacant. No injs. pic.twitter.com/97iNhYk68x
— DC Fire and EMS (@dcfireems) December 30, 2016
Update Water St SE. Continue to hit hotspots from exterior. Building total loss. Initial water supply challenges due to isolated area. pic.twitter.com/koGgywLzt9
— DC Fire and EMS (@dcfireems) December 19, 2016
Props to DCFD.
Extraordinary efforts by our crews contained fire to original structure, despite intense flames & flying embers, saving numerous boats. pic.twitter.com/KjFsiVHJ4k
— DC Fire and EMS (@dcfireems) December 19, 2016
via google maps
We continue to overhaul & hit hotspots. Investigation ongoing. pic.twitter.com/ivC0E1t0NH
— DC Fire and EMS (@dcfireems) December 19, 2016
Thanks to a reader for sending.
Photo by @dcfireems
DC Fire and EMS reported a 2 alarm fire in the 4300 block of Iowa Ave, NW around 4am:
The scene when we first arrived at 2 alarm fire on Iowa Ave NW pic.twitter.com/S5IhbhFuTJ
— DC Fire and EMS (@dcfireems) December 5, 2016
“Iowa Ave in daylight. Now have 1 FF injury minor burns. Structural instability will delay investigation into cause & origin.”
“Fire is under control. 8 residents of adjacent home require @RedCrossNCR. Unable to search original fire structure due to instability.”
“Iowa Ave NW fully involved end row extended to adjacent home. Building has partially collapsed. Outside attack.”
Iowa Ave NW fully involved end row extended to adjacent home. Building has partially collapsed. Outside attack. pic.twitter.com/1EJYzTxMdb
— DC Fire and EMS (@dcfireems) December 5, 2016
Thanks to Moriah for sending this crazy shot around 6pm outside the Glover Park Whole Foods at 2323 Wisconsin Ave, NW.
Another reader reported:
“To appease concerns, nothing malicious behind this. Was driving behind this guy when Jeep caught fire & I got him to pull him over”
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A reader reports:
“I was by the food trucks at GW (22 and H) and there was a loud boom – I think a fuel tank exploded. The truck caught fire and there were massive flames. The street was filled with people and I hope no one was hurt.”
Another reader reports at 2:05pm:
“Pictures taken from my desk. Lots of sirens. Not sure what is on fire but it’s right in the middle of GW campus.”
DC Fire and EMS reported:
“Food Truck fire -21st and H Streets, NW At least 3 burned patients will be transposed from the scene.”
.@dcfireems working at scene of food truck fire on 2100 block H St NW on GWU campus @fox5dc @ABC7News @dcexaminer @PoPville @DCist pic.twitter.com/x7ItyQMijR
— Harrison Jones (@h_jonesphoto) November 16, 2016
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Ben Grossman-Cohen reports:
“Big fire on top of building on M west of 17th NW”
Update: DC Traffic Police reports:
“Traffic Advisory/Building Fire in the 1100 blk of 17th St NW/Street Closure on Connecticut Ave to 16th St from M St to K St NW”
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“Building Fire/1100 blk of 17th St NW has been extinguished/no injuries/DC Fire are still on scene checking the building.”
DC Fire and EMS reports:
“Working fire: 1700blk of M St NW – Units on scene, PIO enroute. 9 story bldg. under construction, no inj reported at this time.”
Deputy Mayor Donahue reports:
“Fire is contained to rooftop HVAC unit of commercial building under renovation; no injuries reported; @dcfireems on scene. @PoPville”
Fire on M St. NW between 17 and CT dying down. @PoPville pic.twitter.com/FGXrX4DkDT
— Eric (@EricStanculescu) November 8, 2016
Stephen Meli reports from: “1700 m st nw” (more…)