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2.8K views · 75 reactions | Baltimore City Fire Department in collaboration with the City’s Office of Emergency Management (OEM), BPD, DOT, BGE, DGS and DPW engaged in a high intensity underground fire in a conduit in the 300-400 blocks of N. Charles Street. The mitigation of this incident involved a managed power outage and evacuation of residents and local businesses. There were no reported injuries of civilians or fire department personnel. | Baltimore City Fire Department | Facebook

Maryland Fire Marshal seeks public assistance with investigation into Baltimore County wildfire

Baltimore City Fire Academy, Local Fire Officers and Firefighters Local Unions host “Fire Ops 101” that introduced Maryland Governor Wes Moore and Baltimore Elected officials to an exciting, intricate and challenging world of firefighting and emergency medical services. “Do You Have What It Takes” to be a BCFD unheralded hero? #bcfdfire #bcfdhr Baltimore City Fire Department #baltimorefireofficers #bcfdl734 #baltimorefireacademy | Baltimore City Fire Department

83K views · 331 reactions | FFs continue to battle a 4-Alarm fire in the 1500 blk of Fairmount Ave. involving 8 homes. No injuries reported. Additional info will be available at Media Staging at N. Gilmor & W. Baltimore St. | Baltimore City Fire Department | Facebook

Baltimore City Fire Department is currently in the scene Fire Box 36-11 battling a two alarm fire involving a large pile of vehicle tires in the 1300 block of Moreland Avenue in West Baltimore. Companies are making good progress and there are no reported injuries. Company owners aided fire department members in the use of their large bulldozers to move and spread out remnants of burning tires that greatly contributed to quickly extinguishing this large fire. Baltimore City Fire Department #bcfdf

Great work this morning by Baltimore City Fire Department responding crews at today’s 3-alarm fire. Despite challenging high wind conditions, the fire was successfully contained and brought under control. Baltimore City Fire Department Mayor Brandon M. Scott | Baltimore City Fire Department