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40060 CA 03 25 2023 Fire Station
2 (FS2)
23-01864 0
FDID State Month Day Year Station Number Exposure
Location Type
Census tract:
Street Address
Intersection
In Front Of
Rear Of
Adjacent To
Directions
US National Grid
1 MUSTANG
Number Prefix Street or Highway Street Type Suffix
San Luis Obispo CA 93401
Apt./Suite/Room City State Zip Code
Cross Street
Incident Type
140-Natural vegetation fire, other
Aid Given Or Received
1 Mutual Aid Received
2 Auto. Aid Received
3 Mutual Aid Given
4 Auto. Aid Given
5 Other Aid Given
None
CALFIRE
(40080)
Their FDID Their
State
Their Incident Number
Dates and Times
Alarm 03 25 2023 19:33
Arrival 03 25 2023 19:40
Controlled 03 25 2023 19:50
Last Unit
Cleared
03 25 2023 21:31
Shifts and Alarms
A NA FZ2
Shift or
Platoon
Alarms District
Special Studies
9244 3 - No, COVID
19 was not a
factor
ID#Value
A
B
C
D
E1 E2
E3
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Actions Taken
11-Extinguishment by fire service
personnel
Primary Action Taken
Resources
Apparatus or Personnel Module is used.
Apparatus Personnel
Suppression 5 14
EMS 0 0
Other 1 0
Resource counts include aid received
resources.
Estimated Dollar Losses and Values
Losses:Required for all fires if
known. Optional for all
non-fires.
None
Property:$ 0
Contents:$ 0
Pre-Incident Values: Optional None
Property:$ 0
Contents:$ 0
Completed Modules
2 - Fire
3 - Structure Fire
4 - Civilian Fire Cas.
5 - Fire Service Cas.
6 - EMS
7 - HazMat
8 - Wildland Fire
9 - Apparatus
10 - Personnel
11 - Arson
Casualties None
Deaths Injuries
Fire
Service
0 0
Civilian 0 0
Detector
Required for Confined Fires
1 - Detector Alerted Occupants
2 - Detector Did Not Alert Them
3 - Unknown
Hazardous Materials Release
1 - Natural Gas
2 - Propane Gas
3 - Gasoline
4 - Kerosene
5 - Diesel Fuel / Fuel Oil
6 - Household Solvents
7 - Motor Oil
8 - Paint
0 - Other
None
Mixed Use Property
Not Mixed
10 - Assembly Use
20 - Education Use
33 - Medical Use
40 - Residential Use
51 - Row Of Stores
53 - Enclosed Mall
58 - Business and
Residential
59 - Office Use
60 - Industrial Use
63 - Military Use
65 - Farm Use
00 - Other Mixed Use
Property Use None
Structures
131 Church, Place of Worship
161 Restaurant or Cafeteria
162 Bar/Tavern or Nightclub
213 Elementary School, Kindegarten
215 High School, Junior High
241 College, Adult Education
311 Nursing Home
331 Hospital
341 Clinic, Clinic-Type Infirmary
342 Doctor/Dentist Office
361 Prison or Jail, Not Juvenile
419 1- or 2-Family Dwelling
429 MultiFamily Dwelling
439 Rooming/Boarding House
449 Commerical Hotel or Motel
459 Residential, Board and Care
464 Dormitory/Barracks
519 Food and Beverage Sales
539 Household Goods, Sales, Repairs
571 Gas or Service Station
579 Motor Vehicle/Boat Sales/Repairs
599 Business Office
615 Electric-Generating Plant
629 Laboratory/Science Laboratory
700 Manufacturing Plant
819 Livestock/Poultry Storage (Barn)
882 Non-Residential Parking Garage
891 Warehouse
Outside
124 Playground or Park
655 Crops or Orchard
669 Forest (Timberland)
807 Outdoor Storage Area
919 Dump or Sanitary Landfill
931 Open Land or Field
936 Vacant Lot
938 Graded/Cared for Plot of Land
946 Lake, River, Stream
951 Railroad Right-of-Way
960 Other Street
961 Highway/Divided Highway
962 Residential Street/Driveway
981 Construction Site
984 Industrial Plant Yard
Property Use:
Description
Look up and enter a Property Use code and
description only if you have NOT checked a
Property Use box.
Owner
Local Option Person/Entity Type Business Name (if applicable)Phone Number
Mr., Ms., Mrs.First Name MI Last Name Suffix
Number Prefix Street or Highway Street Type Suffix
Post Office Box Apt./Suite/Room City
State Zip Code
F G1 G2
H1
H2
H3 I
J
K2
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Remarks:
Truck 2 was assigned Division R by IC and instructed to fire attack on the right flank. FF2 pulled an 1.75 line and started fire
attack on the right flank. Engineer 2 connected to the 2.5 inch supply line that was laid in by E4. T2 remained Div. R. E3 and
Cal Fire was assigned to Div. R. Div. R constructed a scratch line around the right flank of the fire and overhauled the
smoldering vegetation and trees. T2 remained on scene for the fire investigator and assisted in lighting and movement of
materials.
Authorization
70995 Pratt, Jason Fire Captain 03/26/2023
Officer In Charge ID Signature Position or Rank Assignment Date
70995 Pratt, Jason Fire Captain 03/26/2023
Member Making Report
ID
Signature Position or Rank Assignment Date
L
M
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NFIRS-2 Fire
40060 CA 03 25 2023 Fire Station
2 (FS2)
23-01864 0
FDID State Month Day Year Station Number Exposure
Property Details
B1 Not Residential
Estimated number of residential living units in the building
of origin whether or not all units became involved
B2 Buildings Not Involved
Number of buildings involved
B3 None Less than 1 acre
Acres burned (outside fires)
On-Site Materials
Or Products
On-Site Materials
Storage Use
Ignition
D1
Area of Fire Origin
D2
Heat Source
D3
Item First Ignited
D4
Type of Material First Ignited
Cause of Ignition
1 - Intentional
2 - Unintentional
3 - Failure of Equipment or Heat
Source
4 - Act of Nature
5 - Cause Under Investigation
U - Cause Undetermined After
Investigation
Factors Contributing to Ignition
Human Factors Contributing to
Ignition
Check all applicable boxes
None
1 - Asleep
2 - Possibly impaired by alcohol or
drugs
3 - Unattended person
4 - Possibly Mentally Disabled
5 - Physically Disabled
6 - Multiple Persons Involved
7 - Age Was A Factor
Estimated Age of
Person Involved
Male Female
Equipment Involved In Ignition
Equipment Involved
Brand
Model
Serial #
Year
Equipment Power Source
Equipment Power Source
Equipment Portability
1 - Portable
2 - Stationary
Portable equipment normally can be moved by one or two
persons.
Fire Suppression Factors
A
B C
D E1
E2
E3
F1 F2
F3
G
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Mobile Property Involved
1 - Not involved in ignition, but burned
2 - Involved in ignition, but did not burn
3 - Involved in ignition and burned
None
Mobile Property Type and Make
Mobile Property Type
Mobile Property Make
Local Use
Pre-Fire Plan Available
Arson Report Attached
Police Report Attached
Coroner Report Attached
Other Reports Attached
Mobile Property Model Year
State License Plate Number VIN
_________________________
_________________________
_________________________
_________________________
_________________________
_________________________
H1 H2
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NFIRS-9 Apparatus or Resources
40060 CA 03 25 2023 Fire Station
2 (FS2)
23-01864 0
FDID State Month Day Year Station Number Exposure
B
Apparatus/Resource Dates/Times Sent
Number
of People Apparatus Use Actions Taken
ID:BC3
Type:92-Chief officer car
Dispatch:03/25/2023 19:33
Arrival:03/25/2023 19:40
Clear:03/25/2023 21:31
Sent 1 Suppression
EMS
Other
81-Incident command
ID:E3
Type:11-Engine
Dispatch:03/25/2023 19:33
Arrival:03/25/2023 19:43
Clear:
Sent 3 Suppression
EMS
Other
11-Extinguishment by fire service
personnel
ID:E4
Type:11-Engine
Dispatch:03/25/2023 19:33
Arrival:03/25/2023 19:45
Clear:
Sent 3 Suppression
EMS
Other
10-Fire control or extinguishment,
other
76-Provide water
ID:PRV21
Type:
00-Other
apparatus/resource
Dispatch:03/25/2023 19:54
Arrival:
Clear:03/25/2023 21:31
Sent 1 Suppression
EMS
Other
86-Investigate
ID:T1
Type:12-Truck or aerial
Dispatch:03/25/2023 19:33
Arrival:03/25/2023 19:43
Clear:03/25/2023 20:50
Sent 4 Suppression
EMS
Other
15-Confine fire (wildland)
ID:T2
Type:12-Truck or aerial
Dispatch:03/25/2023 19:33
Arrival:03/25/2023 19:42
Clear:03/25/2023 21:31
Sent 3 Suppression
EMS
Other
11-Extinguishment by fire service
personnel
12-Salvage & overhaul
A
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NFIRS-10 Personnel
40060 CA 03 25 2023 Fire Station
2 (FS2)
23-01864 0
FDID State Month Day Year Station Number Exposure
B
Apparatus/Resource Dates/Times Sent
Number
of People Apparatus Use Actions Taken
ID:BC3
Type:92-Chief officer car
Dispatch:03/25/2023 19:33
Arrival:03/25/2023 19:40
Clear:03/25/2023 21:31
Sent 1 Suppression
EMS
Other
81-Incident command
Personnel ID Name Rank Role Attend Actions Taken
80947 Skove, Shayne Battalion
Chief
ID:E3
Type:11-Engine
Dispatch:03/25/2023 19:33
Arrival:03/25/2023 19:43
Clear:
Sent 3 Suppression
EMS
Other
11-Extinguishment by fire
service personnel
Personnel ID Name Rank Role Attend Actions Taken
54190 King, Michael Captain
54183 King, John Engineer
99188 Thoele, Brendan Firefighter
ID:E4
Type:11-Engine
Dispatch:03/25/2023 19:33
Arrival:03/25/2023 19:45
Clear:
Sent 3 Suppression
EMS
Other
10-Fire control or
extinguishment, other
76-Provide water
Personnel ID Name Rank Role Attend Actions Taken
46955 Hoover, Nicholas Captain
52001 Joy, Cullen Engineer
46543 Hicks, Judson Firefighter
ID:PRV21
Type:
00-Other
apparatus/resource
Dispatch:03/25/2023 19:54
Arrival:
Clear:03/25/2023 21:31
Sent 1 Suppression
EMS
Other
86-Investigate
Personnel ID Name Rank Role Attend Actions Taken
98956 Bliss, Matheson
87-Investigate fire out on
arrival
ID:T1
Type:12-Truck or aerial
Dispatch:03/25/2023 19:33
Arrival:03/25/2023 19:43
Clear:03/25/2023 20:50
Sent 4 Suppression
EMS
Other
15-Confine fire (wildland)
Personnel ID Name Rank Role Attend Actions Taken
38890 Gonzalez, Steven Captain
50826 Johnston, Kenneth Engineer
A
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92892 Woods, Mitchell Engineer
99164 Sabatino, Jacob Firefighter
ID:T2
Type:12-Truck or aerial
Dispatch:03/25/2023 19:33
Arrival:03/25/2023 19:42
Clear:03/25/2023 21:31
Sent 3 Suppression
EMS
Other
11-Extinguishment by fire
service personnel
12-Salvage & overhaul
Personnel ID Name Rank Role Attend Actions Taken
70995 Pratt, Jason Captain
92310 Williams, Nathan Engineer
99186 McAninch, Scott Firefighter
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NFIRS-1S Supplemental
40060 CA 03 25 2023 Fire Station
2 (FS2)
23-01864 0
FDID State Month Day Year Station Number Exposure
Primary Narrative:
Truck 2 was assigned Division R by IC and instructed to fire attack on the right flank. FF2 pulled an 1.75 line and started fire
attack on the right flank. Engineer 2 connected to the 2.5 inch supply line that was laid in by E4. T2 remained Div. R. E3 and
Cal Fire was assigned to Div. R. Div. R constructed a scratch line around the right flank of the fire and overhauled the
smoldering vegetation and trees. T2 remained on scene for the fire investigator and assisted in lighting and movement of
materials.
Additional Narrative (#1 of 4 ):
E-3 was assigned to assist Div R on the right flank by IC. E-3 personnel performed fire attack utilizing hand tools and chainsaw
to support the hose team from T-2. E-3 assisted E-4 with reloading their 2.5" supply line and was released by IC from the
incident.
Additional Narrative (#2 of 4 ):
E4 assigned to lay in from a hydrant, laid in approximately 400' of 2-1/2" supply line to T2 who was pumping. Assisted DIV A
with fire suppression and lighting. Fire knocked down, broke down supply line and placed E4 back in service and available,
released by Mustang IC.
Additional Narrative (#3 of 4 ):
I responded to a request for a fire investigator and arrived on scene at approximately 8:30pm. I met with Battalion Chief
Shayne SKOVE and Cal Poly University Police Officer Destry VALDEZ. I observed an estimated 50ft x 50ft area of burned
vegetation located approximately 15ft north of the northwest corner of the Mustang Village Building 116 parking lot. A
homeless encampment was observed on the north end of the burned area with minimal to no damage to items/debris
observed in and around the encampment. Several palm trees were burned up to 40ft in height and a wood fence that
dissected the area was mostly burned and/or removed to gain access to the fire during suppression activities. Due to
conditions and still much foam present, I returned the following morning, 3/26/23, at 9:20am to resume my investigation. I
determined from burn indicators and char patterns that the likely area of origin was in between two palm trees on what
appears to be Cal Poly University property. I eliminated electrical wiring and weather as potential causes of the fire, but I
could not eliminate an external ignition source as a potential cause of the fire. The cause of the fire was classified as
undetermined.
Additional Narrative (#4 of 4 ):
BC3 arrived on scene and established Mustang IC, to find a 50'x50' vegetation fire that had extended into several eucalyptus
and palm trees producing 30'-40' flame lengths,
slow rate of spread with no wind, and no structures immediately threatened,
T2 assigned Div Romeo, right flank for perimeter control, and primary search of encampment,
E3 assigned to assist Div R,
T1 assigned Div A left flank for perimeter control,
E4 assigned to assist with water supply and then assist on Div A,
3477 assigned to assist with mop up,
Investigator requested due to suspicious origin and damage to fence,
Fire determined to be on Cal Poly property, IC worked with CPPD to notify State Fire Marshall(SFM) of fire on school
property, SFM declined to respond due to SLO City investigator already on scene,
Mop up and overhaul conducted, crews assisted investigator with lighting,
All units released from scene, Mustang IC terminated. sms
A
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911 Call Received
Time:
03/25/2023 19:32:18 Time Dispatched:03/25/2023 19:33:10
First Unit Arrived
At Scene:
03/25/2023 19:40:35 Response Mode To
Scene:
Code 3
Aid Given or
Received:
2-Automatic aid received Incident Type:140-Natural vegetation fire, other
Incident Street
Number:
1 Incident Street
Name:
MUSTANG
TRT
Header
Total Response Time Exceeded
Question Answer Notes
This form is required any time a code 3 incident total response time that is not mutual or automatic aid exceeds 7 minutes.
Please check the times in the worksheet header and verify that they are correct, and answer all questions below. If
incorrect times were input (ie. you forgot to hit ARRVD on the MDC) you must update both the NFIRS time tab for the first
arriving unit overall times, as well as the apparatus power tool time for the individual unit. Both are measured. The first unit
arrived at scene is what is measured for travel time.
Was the call processing time greater
than 60 seconds? (time 911 received vs.
dispatched time)
No
Was the travel time (dispatched to first
unit arrived) of the first arriving unit
greater than 4 minutes?
Yes
Did you verify that all apparatus time
and incident times were correct, and
that any MDC button errors or dispatch
errors were fixed?
Yes
Which time standards were exceeded?Travel Time (4 minutes or less)
What additional reasons, if any, caused
the total response time to be
exceeded (ie. weather delay,
mechanical issue, etc.)
The fire was at the very back of the
driveway of 1 Mustang with several
speed bumps that does not allow
apparatus speedy access.
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