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Fire hits house on Tennessee Gas Road
On Sunday at 1702 hrs a first alarm assignment was dispatched for a structure fire on Tennessee Gas Road, Clifford Twp. On the box were: E-18,T-18, L-18, 18-9, E-24,T-24 and a special call for E-52. 

Units began responding to the incident within one minute with Chief 18-1 (W.Turner) marking on scene of a two story wood frame residential, approximately 30'X40' with a light smoke condition.  Command was advised by the home owner it appeared a fire had started around the chimney area and was spreading beneath the floor in division 2. 
The residence was constructed near the turn of the century which provided post and beam construction with heavy planked floors.  Command assigned division 2 operations to E-18's crew. .
18 entered division 2 with TIC, PW can, irons and vent saw and began opening up.  An 1 3/4" was stretched and put into service. Division 2 operations advised command the fire was knocked down and had extension traveling within the floor joist toward side D of the structure. 

 E-24 was assigned division one and began hooking the ceiling and checking for the extent of extension.  L-18 provided  ventalation on the scene.  After opening up it was determined the fire extension was held to the floor of division 2.  Both 18 & 24 scanned all divisions including the attic with no findings.  E-52 handled salvage operations on division 1.   No civilian or fire fighter injuries were reported. All units cleared at 1825 hours.

 Command Assignments

IC             Chief 18-1     W. Turner
EMS         Capt 18        D. Schulte
Division 1  Chief 24        F. Bales
Divsion 2   Chief 18        T. Turner
Salvage     Chief 52        J. Reeder