Station #1 In The News

12-1-06 Working Building Fire 2600 blk. East Independence Blvd.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

3-31-06 Man killed in north Charlotte house fire.
Battalion I and Engine 1 responded to this house fire. On arrival, E-11 found a male subject deceased on the primary search.

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The fire broke out around 6 a.m. Friday at a home on W. 24th Street.

 

 

 

 



 

3-8-06 Wrong way driver dies in a fatal accident on Interstate 277 at Graham Street
At approximately 0300hrs. E-1, along with Batt. 1 responded to a report of a MVA with Pin-In at the inner loop to Center City at Graham St. Arriving first due, the brothers from E-4 and L-4 found a BMW vs. Fed Ex Tractor trailer that struck head-on resulting in the death and pin-in of a male driver. 

 

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The driver of the BMW was killed in the wreck.

       

 

 

2-26-06: Lucky reporter recalls her close call with a kitchen fire.

  News 14's Brittany Morehouse shares her experience with an apartment fire and what she wishes she had done before the accident.
 

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A tea kettle and an active burner were enough to cause thousands of dollars in damage.

 

2-15-06
C shift gets two workers in one shift!

Working House Fire Creighton Dr.

News 14 Watch the video Neighbors look on as firefighters check out the burned duplex.


 

 



 

 

Fires damage Charlotte homes
2/15/2006 6:03 PM
By: News 14 Carolina

CHARLOTTE, N.C. – Charlotte firefighters responded to a fire on West Park Avenue off Mint Street in south Charlotte on Wednesday. 

The initial call said there could be people trapped inside, but once the firefighters arrived on the scene they discovered everyone was able to escape without being harmed.

The fire started in the kitchen and was contained within 15 minutes. The initial cause of the blaze has been deemed accidental, but the fire department is still investigating.

 The department has not said how much damage was done. The Red Cross is currently taking care of the family. 

Earlier in the day the Charlotte Fire Department was also at the scene of an apartment fire in west Charlotte.

Fire officials said upon arrival they saw heavy smoke billowing out of the duplex apartment complex in the 100 block of Crestway Drive.

The flames originated from a basement or sub-area underneath the building.

No one was injured. The cause of the fire is still undetermined.
Firefighters stand outside the home on West Park Avenue that caught fire Wednesday.

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