Ridge-Culver Volunteer Fire Association

3 Alarm Structure Fire at 100 Heron BLVD

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By Firefighter Kevin Carr
October 6, 2019

At 0606hrs Dorchester Central dispatched units for A "WORKING STRUCTURE FIRE" at 100 HERON BLVD (THE HYATT) in the Cambridge 1-10 Box Area. Based on information provided Chief 1 requested A 2nd & 3rd alarm while enroute and arrived to find the structure 100% involved. Chief 1 established command and had the 1st arriving Engine (E1-3) extinguish and take the hydrant in front of the structure. Tower 1 was placed to set up for master stream operation with Engine 1-2 supporting from a secondary hydrant. The 2nd & 3rd alarms brought in extra personnel & equipment to assist in extinguishing this fire which was placed under control at 0952 with all units clearing the scene without incident. Command "Chief 1" (Adam Pritchett) turned the scene over to the Maryland State Fire Marshal's Office for investigation.
Photo Credit: Lt Tyler White, FF Paramedic Eddie Dean, FF Paramedic Scott Redmer, Darrin Lindsay, FF Cody Downs, Easton VFD

The Officers & Members of Rescue Fire Company Inc would like to thank all the Fire Departments that came out to assist in extinguishing this fire, if any department was missed in the listing this was not intentional, please contact us to be added.
@ Hyatt Regency Chesapeake Bay

Units: Chief 1, Chief 1-1, Chief 1-2, Engine 1-3, Tower 1, Engine 1-2, Engine 1-4, Rescue 1, Brush 1
 
Mutual Aid: CPD, DCEMS PM100 & 101 (Cambridge), Dorchester Stations 6 (Hurlock), 16 (Secretary), 31 (Neck District), 46 (Church Creek), Talbot Stations 20 (Oxford), 30 (Trappe), 40 (St Michaels), 50 (Cordova), 60 (Easton), Caroline Station 200 (Preston), Wicomico Station 5 (Hebron), 14 (Sharptown), Maryland State Fire Marshal's Office
 
 

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