ROGER DODGER
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2012-08-13 01:04 PM |
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It doesn't sound entirly out they are applying water underneath the warf where the fire was maybe it's smoldering..
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ROGER DODGER
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2012-08-13 01:06 PM |
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Harbor Patrol boat 3 is on the West Side of the warf shooting water on the spot where the fire was. Engine 6 is on the warf.
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ROGER DODGER
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2012-08-13 01:08 PM |
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They really have to water down the warf when there is a fire. Fires on the warf in the past traveled fast acouple times destroying the pier..
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ROGER DODGER
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2012-08-13 01:08 PM |
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Boat 3 is cleared by Engine 6. Engine 6 in service Fire is entirly out.
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PURPLERIDER
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2012-08-13 02:51 PM |
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Glad this fire is out, last thing we need is a repeat of the 1998 Wharf fire that took out over 400 ft of it.
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ROGER DODGER
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2012-08-13 03:06 PM |
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I remember I had just moved here the fire moved so quickly 2 guys ran and jumped off the warf, swimming back in..
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COMMENT 307824
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2012-08-13 03:29 PM |
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In 1998 they had a deluge fire fighting system on the Wharf that didn't work as expected. Since then HP protocols have become much more pro-active in protecting Waterfront assets and not so risk averse.
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PURPLERIDER
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2012-08-13 08:05 PM |
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824, good to know. Thanks.
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COMMENT 307905
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2012-08-13 08:27 PM |
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Harbor Patrol has always actively responded to wharf fires; the Fire Department too. Fire can travel under the deck and be tough to put out.
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COMMENT 307980P
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2012-08-14 08:40 AM |
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I believe after the 1998 fire they decided not to continue using creosote to coat the pilings. At least I remember discussion of that at the time.
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