Major Structure Fire with Multi-Division Response in Fresno

Summary: A significant structure fire broke out in Fresno, California, prompting a large-scale response from multiple fire divisions and units. The incident involved fire in an attic space and required coordinated efforts from several engine and ladder companies to contain the blaze. Crews worked on various sides of the building (Alpha, Bravo, Charlie, Delta), with special attention to the attic and firewall areas. The operation included ladder deployment, hose line advancement, and the establishment of a RIT (Rapid Intervention Team) group. PG&E was called to manage power lines, and the railroad was notified due to the proximity of tracks. Multiple alarms were requested, and crews were rotated for safety and efficiency. The fire was eventually brought under control, with ongoing monitoring and crew relief.