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Incident Report – 04/03/2016
Diamond Lane, Webber, KS 66970

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Summary

On April 3, 2016, a fire department near Webber, KS responded to a fire incident at Diamond Lane, Webber, KS 66970, an outside/special property.

The alarm was received at 1:43 PM, 2 suppression and 16 other personnel arrived at 1:57 PM, and the last unit was cleared at 6:42 PM. The time to arrive was 14 minutes and the total incident time was 4 hours, 59 minutes.

The following actions were taken during the incident: contain fire (wildland), extinguish, and salvage and overhaul.

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Location

Type Intersection
Address Diamond Lane, Webber, KS 66970
County Jewell County
State KS
City Webber
Zip Code 66970
Property Use Outside or special property, other

Timeline

  • Alarm

    Alarm received at

  • Arrived

    Arrived at

    Alarm to arrival: 14 minutes

  • Last Unit Cleared

    Last unit cleared at

    Alarm to last unit cleared: 4 hours, 59 minutes

Response

Incident Type Forest, woods or wildland fire
Mutual Aid Given/Received None
Resources Include Mutual Aid No
District 03

Personnel

Support Personnel 2
EMS Personnel 0
Other Personnel 16

Actions Taken

First Action Taken Contain fire (wildland)
Second Action Taken Extinguish
Third Action Taken Salvage & overhaul

Metadata

Incident Key KS_JW410_04032016_0201605_0
State Kansas
Fire Department ID JW410
Incident Date 04/03/2016
Incident Number 0201605
Exposure Number 0
NFIRS Version 5.0

Fire Report

Ignition

Area of Origin Wildland, woods
Heat Source Flying brand, ember, spark
Item First Ignited Heavy vegetation - not crop, including trees
Cause of Ignition Unintentional
Factor Contributing To Ignition High wind

Structure

Not Residential Yes
Number of Buildings Involved 0

Acres

Acres Burned 5
Less Than One Acre No

Human Factors Contributing to Ignition

Human Factor Unattended or unsupervised person
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