Odessa Fire Rescue responded to the scene of a structure fire that fully engulfed one room of a residence Friday afternoon at 3221 Chestnut Avenue. Odessa Fire Rescue was able to quickly respond before anyone was injured and crews mounted a quick interior attack that saved the structure of the home according to OFR Battalion Chief Quentin Dobmeier.
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An Odessa Fire Rescue firefighter cools himself off with a wet rag after successfully extinguishing a structure fire Friday afternoon at 3221 Chestnut Avenue.
Homeowner Pernicia Fisher, right, explains how she evacuated her home to a fire marshal as he fills out paperwork about a house fire Friday afternoon at 3221 Chestnut Avenue. Fisher was awoken and alerted to the fire by her neighbors and was able to safely evacuate her home without any injuries according to Odessa Fire Rescue Battalion Chief Quentin Dobmeier. OFR was able to quickly respond before anyone was injured and crews mounted a quick interior attack that saved the structure of the home.
Odessa Fire Rescue firefighters gain control over a blaze that fully involved one room of the residence at 3221 Chestnut Avenue Friday afternoon in Odessa. Odessa Fire Rescue responded to the scene with four engines and a ladder truck and were able mount an interior attack that saved the structure of the home according to Battalion Chief Quentin Dobmeier. No one was injured during the blaze.
Odessa Fire Rescue firefighters take a break after extinguishing a structure fire that claimed one room of a house at 3221 Chestnut Avenue Friday afternoon in Odessa. OFR was able to quickly respond before anyone was injured and crews mounted a quick interior attack that saved the structure of the home according to OFR Battalion Chief Quentin Dobmeier.
An Odessa Fire Rescue firefighter, left, walks out of the scene of a house fire that fully engulfed one room of a residence Friday afternoon at 3221 Chestnut Avenue. Odessa Fire Rescue was able to quickly respond before anyone was injured and crews mounted a quick interior attack that saved the structure of the home according to OFR Battalion Chief Quentin Dobmeier.
Odessa Fire Rescue crews gather outside of 3221 Chestnut Avenue for an After Action Report after successfully extinguishing a blaze that fully engulfed one of the rooms of the residence Friday afternoon in Odessa.
Oxygen tanks, charged water lines and firefighting equipment mark the aftermath of a successful attempt by Odessa Fire Rescue to extinguish a structure fire that claimed one room of a residence at 3221 Chestnut Avenue Friday afternoon in Odessa. OFR was able to quickly respond before anyone was injured and crews mounted a quick interior attack that saved the structure of the home according to OFR Battalion Chief Quentin Dobmeier.
Charged water lines and firefighting equipment mark the aftermath of a successful attempt by Odessa Fire Rescue to extinguish a structure fire that claimed one room of a residence at 3221 Chestnut Avenue Friday afternoon in Odessa. OFR was able to quickly respond before anyone was injured and crews mounted a quick interior attack that saved the structure of the home according to OFR Battalion Chief Quentin Dobmeier.
An Odessa Police Department officer patrols Chestnut Avenue on foot as Odessa Fire Rescue crews work on extinguishing a fire Friday afternoon at 3221 Chestnut Avenue.
An Odessa Fire Rescue firefighter takes off his bunker jacket after successfully working to extinguish a structure fire that claimed one of the rooms of a house at 3221 Chestnut Avenue Friday afternoon in Odessa. OFR was able to quickly respond before anyone was injured and crews mounted a quick interior attack that saved the structure of the home according to OFR Battalion Chief Quentin Dobmeier.
Odessa Fire Rescue Battalion Chief Quentin Dobmeier, second from right, gathers his crews outside of 3221 Chestnut Avenue for an After Action Report after successfully extinguishing a blaze that fully engulfed one of the rooms of the residence Friday afternoon in Odessa.
Homeowner Pernicia Fisher, right, tears up while being questioned by a fire marshal about a fire that engulfed one of the rooms of her home Friday afternoon at 3221 Chestnut Avenue. Fisher was awoken and alerted to the fire by her neighbors and was able to safely evacuate her home without any injuries according to Odessa Fire Rescue Battalion Chief Quentin Dobmeier. OFR was able to quickly respond before anyone was injured and crews mounted a quick interior attack that saved the structure of the home.
Odessa Fire Rescue Battalion Chief Quentin Dobmeier, right, speaks to two firefighters as they gain control over a structure fire that fully engulfed one of the rooms of a residence at 3221 Chestnut Avenue Friday afternoon in Odessa.
Odessa Fire Rescue firefighters walk out of the scene of a house fire that fully engulfed one room of a residence Friday afternoon at 3221 Chestnut Avenue. Odessa Fire Rescue was able to quickly respond before anyone was injured and crews mounted a quick interior attack that saved the structure of the home according to OFR Battalion Chief Quentin Dobmeier.
Odessa Fire Rescue responded to the scene of a house fire that fully engulfed one of the rooms of a residence Friday afternoon at 3221 Chestnut Avenue. Odessa Fire Rescue was able to quickly respond before anyone was injured and crews mounted a quick interior attack that saved the structure of the home according to OFR Battalion Chief Quentin Dobmeier.
Odessa Fire Rescue paramedics stand by as firefighters gain control over a house fire Friday afternoon at 3221 Chestnut Avenue.
Odessa Fire Rescue responded to the scene of a house fire that fully engulfed one of the rooms of a residence Friday afternoon at 3221 Chestnut Avenue. Odessa Fire Rescue was able to quickly respond before anyone was injured and crews mounted a quick interior attack that saved the structure of the home according to OFR Battalion Chief Quentin Dobmeier.
