Web
www.1RBN.com
July 30, 2010
Sign In
|
Get Registered
Product & Services
LOSAP & PENSION MANA...
Penflex, Inc.
info@penflexinc.com
http://www.penflexinc.com
View All
National News
|
State News
|
Video/Audio News
|
Columns
|
Features
|
Trade Shows
|
Calendar Events
|
Products & Services
|
Vehicles
|
Forums
|
Contact
To immediately access any story, please enter the Story Number in the above box.
Quint
Fire Line Equipment
Simon-LTI
1989
1989 Simon LTI 75' Quint
Download the 2010 issue of 1st Responder Broadcast Network Media Kit.
If you want to see your department’s activities in
the newspaper and on the Internet, as a 1RBN Correspondent you have the powers to make that happen.
Colorado
Upper Pine averts disaster at landmark restaurant
By THOMAS AURNHAMMER
Senior Correspondent
1st Responder Network
Story Number
070509105
By Tom Aurnhammer
UPFD units on-scene of fire at Virginia’s Steak House.
By Tom Aurnhammer
Firefighters checking for extension on exterior wall.
By Tom Aurnhammer
Chain saw put to work opening up the interior wall.
By Tom Aurnhammer
Lieutenant Griego does a face-to-face with Deputy Chief Larson
By Tom Aurnhammer
Deputy Chief Larson (L) and Fire Chief Graeber (R).
By Tom Aurnhammer
Upper Pine Fire’s Engine 61.
By Tom Aurnhammer
Units pick up from scene.
By Tom Aurnhammer
UPFD brush unit.
BAYFIELD, CO - At approximately 4:30 a.m. on July 5th, 2009, Upper Pine River firefighters were dispatched to Virginia’s Steak House at 18044 County Road 501 on a report of a structure fire. The restaurant has been a landmark in the Vallecito Lake area since the late 1970’s. Engine 62, under command of Lieutenant Kevin Griego, arrived on scene and reported smoke showing from the two-story log building.
As additional engines and water tenders arrived, command was assumed by Deputy Chief Randy Larson. Firefighters found a light smoke condition in the building. It appeared that the fire had originated on the outside deck of the structure in the area of a portable bar. The fire had extended into the outside wall of the restaurant and caused some minor structural damage.
Firefighters overhauled the wall and deck area and utilized a positive pressure ventilation fan to clear the building of smoke. A Thermal Imaging Camera was put to work to assure the no further fire extension had occurred. Units started to release from the scene shortly before 7:00 a.m. The origin and cause of the fire is under investigation by the Upper Pine River Fire District and the LaPlata County Sherriff’s Office.
More News From This State
©2009
Belsito Communications Inc.
Need to contact us? -
CONTACT US