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June 15, 2017 - 2nd alarm in Mount Airy, Maryland - fd2119 - 06-16-2017 At approximately 4:45 pm on Friday, June 15, 2017, units from the Mount Airy area of Carroll, Howard, Frederick and Montgomery counties were dispatched to a reported building fire in the area of Main Street and Farewood Lane. Units quickly arrived to find heavy fire showing from a commercial building. A second alarm was sounded, and the firefight continued for several hours. ![]() My initial impression. ![]() The building had served many purposes - a Chevy dealership (notice the sign), as well as currently a sign shop. So you know that there was some nasty stuff burning. ![]() Master streams on the ground, as well as ladder pipe ops. Obviously, this was a defensive operation. ![]() ![]() While there is a hydrant infrastructure in the town of Mount Airy, tankers were necessary due to the significant draw on the water supply infrastructure. ![]() Firefighters from Lisbon VFC (Howard County) worked a handline on the Delta side near the Charlie corner. ![]() Frederick County, MD, Truck 41 and Montgomery County, MD, Truck 735 on the Bravo/Charlie corner. ![]() Truck 41's operator ![]() Howard County, MD, Engine-Tanker 44 assisted in supplying Frederick Truck 41. ![]() Fire showing on the Alpha/Bravo corner. ![]() Frederick County, MD, Tower 23 operates their elevated master stream into a large volume of fire on the Alpha side, near the Bravo corner. ![]() ![]() More of Tower 23. This time, closer to the middle of the building. ![]() Truck 41's ladder pipe, as seen from side Alpha. ![]() The Mount Airy Inn donated a LOT of good food. Not good for rehab, but surely very good food - Reuben sandwiches, pizzas, fries, tater tots, and a lot more. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Deputy State Fire Marshal Bruce Bouch (the PIO for the State Fire Marshal, as well as the volunteer PIO for one of the local VFDs) talks to the media. |