20210210 - Unincorporated Mount Juliet - Structure Fire
2055 Underwood Road - Just before 8:40 PM, Firefighters from Wilson County Stations 5, 1, 6, and 9 were dispatched to a reported structure fire in Gladeville.
The first arriving units were Medic-5 and Engine-5 (C Shift) under the command of Lieutenant Becky Null [805]. In her on scene report, she stated she had a 1 story structure, an outbuilding behind the residence, fully involved, and that they would be initiating an exterior attack, pulling one 1.75 inch handline.
Additional responding units included Engine-6, Engine-1, Tanker-9, Rehab-23, and the Wilson County Sheriff's Office.
The second due unit was Engine-6. Upon their arrival they split their crew sending one firefighter to the fire, and the other to assist with water supply.
As additional personnel arrived, a second 1.75 inch handline was deployed to assist in the suppression efforts already under way.
While firefighters soaked and overhauled the structure, a water shuttle was under way to a hydrant, the nearest one being 1.25 miles from the scene.
After operating on the scene for about 3 hours, all crews were released to pick up their equipment, and returned their units to service. No firefighters or civilians were injured at this scene. The cause and origin of the fire is under investigation by the Wilson County Emergency Management Agency.
Read MoreThe first arriving units were Medic-5 and Engine-5 (C Shift) under the command of Lieutenant Becky Null [805]. In her on scene report, she stated she had a 1 story structure, an outbuilding behind the residence, fully involved, and that they would be initiating an exterior attack, pulling one 1.75 inch handline.
Additional responding units included Engine-6, Engine-1, Tanker-9, Rehab-23, and the Wilson County Sheriff's Office.
The second due unit was Engine-6. Upon their arrival they split their crew sending one firefighter to the fire, and the other to assist with water supply.
As additional personnel arrived, a second 1.75 inch handline was deployed to assist in the suppression efforts already under way.
While firefighters soaked and overhauled the structure, a water shuttle was under way to a hydrant, the nearest one being 1.25 miles from the scene.
After operating on the scene for about 3 hours, all crews were released to pick up their equipment, and returned their units to service. No firefighters or civilians were injured at this scene. The cause and origin of the fire is under investigation by the Wilson County Emergency Management Agency.
