INCIDENT DESCRIPTION
At 3:55 pm on July 27, 2024, the Seattle Fire Department responded to a reported structure fire at 1029 S Jackson Street, at the Beam Apartments in the International District southeast of downtown Seattle. Building staff reported a fire in a unit. Located centrally between fire stations 10, 6, and 25, the response was quick. It was determined that there was no fire, and all units were cancelled. The incident lasted forty-one minutes.
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VIDEO HIGHLIGHTS TIMELINE
Numbers in parenthesis represent number of angles seen in the video.

0:00 – E25 arriving
0:20 – L10, L3, E6 arriving (E10, A10, STAF10 arrive opposite end)
1:00 – B2 arriving
2:10 – E5, SAFT2, DEP1 arriving opposite end
3:00 – M1, M44, E2 arriving, leaving
3:45 – 16x speed timelapse of units demobilizing
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AUDIO
This is real audio from SFD Channel 1 from the incident. Audio is fairly aligned with the video. The first messages “Engine 10 fire response” are a couple minutes later than they are supposed to be, but moved to avoid a long wait for units.

0;00 – Dispatch: Engine 10, fire response, 1029 South Jackson Street.
0;04 – E10: Engine 10, 1029 South Jackson Street.
0;08 – Dispatch: Call came from the front desk for fire in unit 626.
0;37 – L10: Ladder 10 at, first (ladder) truck, split (up crew).
0;40 – Dispatch: Ladder 10 at location, first truck, split.
0;44 – E25: …at, 1029 South Jackson. Nothing visible, investigating. Low-Rise SOG (standard operating guideline), on a hydrant. Jackson Command.
0;55 – Dispatch: Engine 25 at location, Low-Rise SOG in effect, you are Jackson Command. On a hydrant.
1;09 – E10: Engine 10 is at, we’re on a hydrant, MDC (mobile data computer) not responding.
1;15 – Dispatch: Okay Engine 10.
1;17 – B2: Battalion 2 is at, Battalion 2 will assume Jackson Command.
1;21 – Dispatch: Battalion 2 assuming Jackson Command.
1;30 – B2: All units from Battalion 2, command post will be the Battalion 2 buggy (vehicle), single 1 3/4 (fire hose) fire, stable incident.
1;43 – L3: Ladder 3’s at, second truck, split.
1;53 – Jackson Command (B2): Engine 25 from Command, you’ll be fire attack. Engine 25 you’ll be fire attack with Engine– (hang on). Engine 10, Engine 10 officer (unit commander) report to Battalion 2 buggy to assist.
2;13 – E25: Engine 25, fire attack.
2:16 – E10: Engine 10, reporting to buggy.
2;44 – Command (B2): Ladder 10 team alpha from Command, you’re gonna be primary search of the fire floor, Ladder 10 team bravo, give me an exterior survey.
2;54 – L10: Command, Ladder 10, no fire. This is a self-cleaning oven. We need ventilation to floor six, recommend we code green (cancel) the rest of the response.

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UNITS
Seattle FD units dispatched were: A10, A14*, AIR26, B2, B5, DEP1, E10, E2, E25, E5, E6, L10, L3, L9, M1, M44, MAR5, R1, SAFT2, & STAF10.

Seattle FD units seen in this video were: A10, B2, DEP1, E10, E2, E25, E5, E6, L10, L3, M1, M44, SAFT2, & STAF10.

*Cancelled immediately after dispatched

SFD A-Shift
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BEHIND THE SCENES
These types of videos are great but difficult! These videos weren’t recorded live- they were archived. It has great on scene footage, but I have to manually add in audio and try to line it up as close as possible.
I have another one of these coming soon, but they’re super hard to edit.
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CREDITS & NEWS LINKS
This channel and its content is inspired HEAVILY by LucasFirebuffing’s channel, “SeattleTrafficCams.” I highly recommend you check him out, his videos are very well made: @/SeattleTrafficCams

Video operated by Seattle Department of Transportation
Audio archived by sfdlive.com- Great resource!
Video archived by SafetyVid.org- Thank you!!
Video edited by me using ClipChamp by Microsoft

Music:

https://sfdlive.com/?id=F240102469
https://x.com/SeattleFire/status/1817333943366197569

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