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Incident Report – 05/01/2021
41 Cheyne St, Sumter, SC 29153

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Summary


On May 1, 2021, Sumter Fire Department responded to a fire incident at 41 Cheyne St, Sumter, SC 29153, an open land or field.

The alarm was received at 1:23 PM, 3 suppression personnel arrived at 1:29 PM, the incident was controlled at 1:32 PM, and the last unit was cleared at 1:51 PM. The time to arrive was 6 minutes, the time to control the incident was 3 minutes, and the total incident time was 28 minutes.

The following action was taken during the incident: extinguish.

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Location


Type Street address
Address 41 Cheyne St, Sumter, SC 29153
County Sumter County
State SC
City SUMTER
Zip Code 29153
Property Use Open land or field
Hazardous Material Released None

Timeline


  • Alarm

    Alarm received at

  • Arrived

    Arrived at

    Alarm to arrival: 6 minutes

  • Incident Controlled

    Incident controlled at

    Alarm to incident controlled: 3 minutes

  • Last Unit Cleared

    Last unit cleared at

    Alarm to last unit cleared: 28 minutes

Response


Incident Type Brush, or brush and grass mixture fire
Department Station 30
Mutual Aid Given/Received None
Resources Include Mutual Aid No
Shift B
Alarms 1
District 00

Personnel


Support Personnel 3
EMS Personnel 0
Other Personnel 0

Fire Department


Name Sumter Fire Department
Department Type Career
Address 315 N Lafayette Dr
Sumter, SC 29150-4343
Phone (803) 436-2600

Actions Taken


First Action Taken Extinguish

Metadata


Incident Key SC_43109_05012021_2101183_0
State South Carolina
Fire Department ID 43109
Incident Date 05/01/2021
Incident Number 2101183
Exposure Number 0
NFIRS Version 5.0

Fire Report

Ignition


Area of Origin Wildland, woods
Heat Source Flying brand, ember, spark
Item First Ignited Light vegetation - not crop, including grass
Cause of Ignition Unintentional
Factor Contributing To Ignition Outside/open fire for debris or waste disposal

Structure


Not Residential Yes

Acres


Less Than One Acre Yes

Human Factors Contributing to Ignition


Human Factor Possibly impaired by alcohol or drugs
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