Funeral for 3 Baltimore FF killed last week in abandoned rowhouse fire

[maus92]

Units from all over the region and state are filling-in at city stations - interesting listening.

 

[Mr_Boh]

interesting listening.

I see you want to be in the running for understatement of the week

 

[jpeterson24]

Here's what I am aware of/have heard on the radio (through 15:27 ET, 2 February 2022):
Allegany County

• Engine 12
• Ambulance 398
• Medic 371

Anne Arundel County

• Engine 51 (Waugh Chapel)
• Engine 261 (South Glen Burnie)
• Engine 311 (Brooklyn Park)
• Engine 331 (Glen Burnie)
• Engine 351 (Annapolis - Forest Drive)
• Engine 371 (reserve engine out of Annapolis - Forest Drive)
• Engine 381 (Annapolis - Taylor Avenue)
• Ambulance 129 (Earleigh Heights)
• Ambulance 209 (Lake Shore)
• Ambulance 219 (Harmans/Dorsey)
• Medic 33 (Glen Burnie)
• Medic 48 (Annapolis Neck)
• Rescue Squad 4 (Severn) to BCFD Rescue 4
• Truck 29 (Jessup)
• Truck 31 (Brooklyn Park)
• Truck 39 (Annapolis - Taylor Avenue)
• EMS 1
• EMS 2
• FM 860
• FM 861

Baltimore County

• Engine 1 (Towson)
• Engine 12 (Middle River)
• Engine 13 (Westview) to BCFD Engine 13
• Engine 70?
• Engine 413 (Reisterstown)
• Truck 5 (Halethorpe)
• Ambulance 285 (Rosedale)
• Medic 375 (English Consul)
• Battalion Chief 34 to BCFD Battalion Chief 6

BWI Airport

• Tower 43
• Medic 43

Calvert County

• Engine 22 (Prince Frederick)
• Engine 34 (Solomons)
• Truck 5 (Dunkirk)
• EMS 10

Caroline County

• Tower Ladder 300 (Denton) to BCFD Truck 6

Carroll County

• Engine 63
• Tower 3
• Ambulance 66

Cecil County

• Rescue 1 (Cecilton)

Charles County

• Engine 1001 (La Plata)
• Engine 42 (aka Engine 1004, Nanjemoy)
• Engine 102 (aka Engine 1010, Bel Alton)
• Truck 1001 (Bel Alton)

Frederick County

• Engine 72 (aka Engine 907B, Middletown)
• Engine 152 (aka Engine 915B, New Market District)
• Truck 5 (aka Truck 905, Brunswick)
• Ambulance 159 (aka Ambulance 915, New Market District)
• Battalion Chief 903

Harford County

• Engine 214 (Aberdeen)
• Engine 912 (Darlington)
• Quint 3
• Medic 32

Howard County

• Engine 11
• Engine 21 to BCFD Engine 36
• Tower 3
• Truck 4?
• Truck 6?
• Truck 7 to BCFD Engine 13
• Truck 10
• Ambulance 17
• Ambulance 66
• Ambulance 86
• Paramedic 25
• Canteen 1
• Utility 10
• EMS 1
• EMS 110
• EMS Battalion Chief 11
• Deputy Chief 4
• Special Ops Battalion Chief
• FM 200

Montgomery County

• Paramedic Engine 715 (Burtonsville) to BCFD Engine 42 (Harford Road)
• Paramedic Engine 723 (Rockville - Twinbrook) to BCFD Squad 26 (East Fort Avenue)
• Truck 734 (Milestone) to BCFD Truck 26 (Mannasota Avenue)
• A702B (Takoma Park)
• Ambulance 724B (Hillandale - Colesville) to BCFD Ambulance 26 (McMechen Street)
• Medic 710 (Cabin John Park) to BCFD Medic 13 (Bel Air Road)
• Medic 750B (WRNMMC)

Prince George's County

• Engine 332 (aka Engine 833, Kentland) to BCFD Engine 6
• Engine 862
• Truck 825
• Ambulance 858
• Ambulance 899
• Medic 853B
• Battalion Chief 800

Saint Mary's County

• Truck 3 (Bay District) to BCFD Engine 25

Washington County

• Engine 1002 (Funkstown)
• Quint 27 (Williamsport)
• Medic 753 (Community)

Wicomico County

• Engine 161 (Salisbury)
• Engine 741

Worcester County

• Engine 2 (Ocean City)
• EMS 1 (Ocean City)

Richmond, VA

• Rehab 1

Washington, D.C.

• Engine 6
• Engine 9
• Engine 27
• Truck 4
• Truck 9
• Rescue Squad 2
• Ambulance 9
• Ambulance 14
• Ambulance 27
• Medic 24
• Battalion Chief 8

 

[maus92]

Some of these fill-in units are probably running more calls in a single shift than they see in a week at home.

 

[izzyj4]

Couple of them operated at a working structure fire this morning I saw.

 

[ThePhotoGuy]

Seems Caroline, Naval District Washington, Calvert, DC, Washington County, Carroll, Saint Mary's, Wicomico, Montgomery, Worcester, Frederick, Queen Anne, and Allegany used portables from a radio cache with RID's of 1142xxx.

 

[maus92]

I'm assuming MEMA / MDEM manages the radio cache? I was curious what units would need city radios. I'm surprised that Montgomery and Carroll units needed them though, as Montogomery's radios have extensive programming and Carroll is not so far from the city.