Colleton County Fire-Rescue
11/13/2014
|  | 13/November/2014 – Structure Fire – “B” Shift Incident # 14-06635 – A Round O family lost their home 
	to an early morning fire Thursday 13-November. 9-1-1 received the first 
	reports of the fire at 02:26, when a caller reported heavy flames from a 
	doublewide mobile home. Sheriff’s Deputies were the first to arrive and they 
	reported the home had already collapsed. Engine 9 arrived seven minutes 
	later to find the fully involved dwelling with the roof already burned away. 
	Firefighters initially used a deck gun to knock down the flames, then 
	deployed two 1-3/4 hand lines to extinguish the remaining fire. They spent 
	approx. 30 minutes working the fire and another 1-1/2 hours performing 
	overhaul. The doublewide mobile home was destroyed and most personal items 
	were lost. The fire is believed to have originated on the rear wall in an 
	extension cord under a sofa. Two adults and three children were displaced. 
	The Charleston Chapter of the American Red Cross is assisting the family.
	 Engine 9, Engine 19, Tender 2, Tender 5, Tender 9, 
	Tender 19, Tender 36, Medic 9, Medic 19, Battalion 1, Car 12 and Car 118 
	responded. Battalion Chief Scott Feather served as Incident Commander.  | 
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