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At 01:47 hours, E811 responded as the working fire dispatch engine to a house fire in the 6000 block of 34th Ave, in Company 1’s area. Units on scene reported a two-story single-family home with smoke showing and began operations on division 1.

E811 responded with 6 and upon arrival performed a brief 360, locating fire in the basement Charlie/Delta quadrant. At the direction of command, E811 advanced a line through the Bravo-side basement door. The crew was met with zero visibility and densely packed storage conditions but nonetheless extinguished the fire in the basement back room, alongside PE844.

During the incident, a mayday was transmitted for a firefighter on division 1 disoriented and low on air. Following RIT activation and dispatch of a Mayday Task Force, one firefighter was transported to a nearby hospital for smoke inhalation. One occupant of the home self-evacuated without incident.

E811 remained on scene for approximately 2 hours before returning to service.

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