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The day of the collapse, volunteer
and construction workers secured the exterior walls. |
| Inside, five pieces of apparatus. The
first two piece removed were the ambulance and the squad. This picture
show a pumper that remained and how the roof came down. |
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This shot is from the ambulance by
looking at the tanker still burried. |
| After a tough first day, a plan was
developed after consultation with a structual engineer on how to approach
the apparatus rescue. Rescue 18 took a lead role once inside the building. |
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Snow is removed from the roof of the
structure with snowblowers with personnel secures to tower ladder from
Hancock NY. |
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Safety was the upmost concern.
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The incident management system
was
utilized to manage the incident.
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Company 18 chief officers, Scott Seman
and Trent Turner take a break after the last piece of apparatus is removed.
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Go to WithTheCommand.com
for photos, details. |
