Members of the Selbyville Volunteer Fire Company were alerted for an Aerial Truck to assist Ocean City with a working structure fire. A commercial building at 604 South Atlantic Ave (the boardwalk) and South Division Street. Tower 88 responded with 88-16 (Murray) and a crew of 5. Tower 88 was positioned on the B side of the structure, the southern presentation at the Boardwalk. Truck 88 was tasked for master stream operations. All units were placed in service approximately 1700 hours. Following is a complete list of all fire departments and apparatus mobilized for the fire, including scene and standby functions.

Ocean City; Chief 50,1st Asst Chief 51 (Incident Commander), 2nd Asst Chief 52, 3rd Asst Chief 53; Engines: 1,2,3,4,9,12, Paramedic Engine 16; Truck 5, Snorkel 11; Rescue 7; EMS: Paramedic 1, Paramedic 1-1, Ambulance 4, Lieutenant 41-D

Worcester County; Engines: 505, 604, 608, 803, 804, 906, 907, 1101, 1102 Truck 6, Tower 11; Rescue 11; EMS: Paramedic 1100-A-1

Worcester County Departmets on scene: Berlin, Showell, Bishopville, Ocean Pines Transfers: Newark

Sussex County; Engines: 70-1, 70-2, 70-3, 71-9, 73-2, 74-2, 74-5, 75-8, 76-1, 76-3, 79-4, 80-2, 83-2, 84-4, 85-3, 90-1, 90-5 Trucks: 70, Quint70, 77, 80, 81, 82, 83, 86, 88, 90 Rescues: 77, 84, 87 EMS: Sussex County EMS Medic 105

Sussex County Departments on scene: Bethany Beach, Dagsboro, Frankford, Georgetown, Lewes, Millsboro, Millville, Rehoboth Beach, Selbyville, Roxana

Transfers: Blades, Delmar, Ellendale, Gumboro, Indian River, Laurel, Milton, Seaford, Milford, Houston, Sharptown, SCEMS Medic 105

Wicomico County Departments on scene: Parsonsburg, Pittsville, Willards Transfers: Salisbury

Final transfers for OC stations after 9th alarm was struck;

Headquarters: Parsonsburg Rescue/Engine 604 & Georgetown Truck 77 Station 3: Indian River Engine 802 & Seaford Rescue 87 Bethany Beach Fenwick Island Station: Sussex County Medic 105

Totals Mobilized: Engines: 38/Trucks: 15/Rescues: 5/EMS: 6

Totals on Scene: Engines: 28/Trucks: 11/Rescues: 5/EMS: 5

Unit status update provided by Chad Hudson, incident Communications Operator, Ocean City Emergency Services.

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