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This message comes from Steve Redick, who shared his observations from last night’s incident involving 7661 Marmora. The temperatures dropped to single digits, creating challenging conditions. At one point, this location was home to adults with special needs, though it seems those facilities are no longer in operation there. Nestled on a cul-de-sac, I’ve heard that the nearest hydrant is located on a dead-end main street, which likely complicated matters. To address the water shortage, they extended long lines to access additional resources. By the time firefighters arrived, the blaze had already engulfed the roof, but they quickly deployed master streams to combat the flames. These are among the first images I've seen of their newly acquired Engine 17. The severe cold and ice made firefighting efforts even more difficult. Judging by its size, this structure seemed larger than typical cottages, possibly functioning as an administrative hub at some point. I wonder if anyone familiar with the area could provide more details about its past usage. On another note, I must mention how those bright blue Mars lights on emergency vehicles tend to ruin many otherwise good photographs.
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