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Mulvane Emergency Services

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Mulvane, Kansas

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K.T.A. Hardee's Fire

About 6:15 pm Saturday, April 6th 2002 Wellington Fire Department received the report of a grease fire at the Hardee's Restaurant on the Kansas Turnpike. The first unit on the scene, Engine #3, reported heavy smoke coming from the structure. Mutual Aid assistance was then called for from Mulvane Fire Department. Tankers were also Mutual Aided from Sumner County Dist. #9 in Belle Plaine and from Caldwell Fire Department.

Mulvane E-408 pumps on the West side of the complex as T-412 & T-406 shuttle water to two dump tanks. Water Shuttle hydrant was 10 miles away in Wellington.

Firefighters from Mulvane make an attack on the West side as a KTA Trooper looks on.

Wellington Engine 3 tries to make a stop on the East side before the fire reaches the Belle Plaine Tourist Information Center, which was just added in 1998.

Mulvane Firefighters John Benson and Steve Kohr man a hand line in an attempt to save the south half of this structure.

(L-R) M.E.S. Photographer Garry Brownlee & Sumner County 911 Director Jimmy Reed.

Garry Brownlee is the Department Photographer and is a member of the Resource Team. Many of the pictures on this web site of current events were taken by him. Pictures used by permission only. See more of his work here on flickr.

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