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1 week ago

****Brush Fire Response****

Our dept. assisted Pelican Fire with a Brush Fire on Dam Rd. this afternoon. The homeowner was burning garbage when the fire got out of control. Firefighters quickly contained the fire that was spreading to the house. Fire burned just over a half acre. The fire did burn up to the house and melted the siding off. Firefighters were on scene for approximately 2 hours. DNR and Monico Fire were also dispatched to this call.

Pine Lake Rescue 7. Rescue 2, Engine 2 and Tanker 2 responded to this call.

Just a reminder, all of Oneida county is currently in the "very high" category for fire danger. This means that no burning is allowed. All burning permits are suspended. For more information you can visit the DNR website to see the current fire danger and if there are any burning restrictions. ... See MoreSee Less

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What part of "Too Dry to Burn" do people not understand ??

You can't fix stupid, come on people use a little common sense!

Wow happy every one was safe

Renewaldorf Kecker here it is.

Taylor Pilat

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Pine Lake Fire Rescue added 24 new photos.

2 weeks ago

****Brush Fire Response****

Our dept. was dispatched just before 1pm for a reported Brush fire off Country Terrace Rd off Hwy C. DNR and Pelican Fire were also dispatched for automatic aid. Stella Fire was dispatched for a Tanker to assist with water. Firefighters arrived on scene to just over an half acre burning in brush small popple and larger pine trees. Firefighters quickly advanced several handlines to contain the fire while DNR used one of their heavy units to put a furrow around to assure the fire from spreading further. After fire was knocked down firefighters continued on scene for 2 hours with suppression efforts for over haul and making sure all hot spots were extinguished.

Firefighters were on scene for 2 hours 45 minutes.

Pine Lake Rescue 7, Rescue 2, Engine 1, Engine 2, Tanker 1, Tanker 2 and the Mule all responded to this call. ... See MoreSee Less

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Wow what started the fire?

Thank you so much! My house is next to where you were fighting this fire.

Job well done!!

Thank you all for getting this contained and saving our homes! It was amazing to see how many people responded to get this scary situation under control. You ALL did an amazing job. Thank you!

Awesome job guys, thank God no one got hurt

Connor Gehrig, did you get to help?

Thank you all!!

Thank you!

Thank you for all you do

Dustin Ratliff, Janie Ratliff

Vicky Walker

Gary Vozka

Tkomo Boykin

PennieLynn Rouse Loebs

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