Area fire departments are responding for lightning strikes that have caused fires.
Delmarva power has approximately 450 residences in the Salisbury area without power. Estimated time of restoration is currently listed at 4am.
Police agencies have also responded to several alarms.
Please be careful if you must go out or are out in this storm.
click 'READ MORE' below to see the list of calls the SFD have responded to in the last few hours and they are still getting calls!
3:30am Stations 2, 16, 1 and 74 have been dispatched to Westchester Street for a working garage fire.
3:32am Station 6 is responding to the PNC bank at Civic Ave to assist someone trapped in a vehicle due to high water
3:38
Station 3 going to Canal Park drive to assist someone trapped in a vehicle due to high water.
3:39
Station 5 responding to the area of Brew River for citizen assist.
3:40 Station 7 being called to cover the call at the PNC bank at Civic Ave.............call canceled.
3:45 Station 5 called to the area of The County House for citizen assist. Trapped in a vehicle due to high water
3:50 Station 3 responded to Canal Park Drive for flooding in a basement.
4:59am Choptank electric is reporting 727 members without power in the Salisbury area. A crew is en route to the outage. If you need to report an outage please call our Outage Reporting Number at 1.800.410.4790.
- Units responding to a report of a Service Call on Canal Park Dr in Salisbury
- Units responding to a report of a Emergency on Westchester St in Salisbury
- Units responding to a report of a Citizen Assist on Willow St in Salisbury
- Units responding to a report of a Flood With Electrical Hazards on Loch Raven Rd in Salisbury
- Units responding to a report of a Electrical on Winterborn Lane in Salisbury
- Units responding to a report of a Citizen Assist on Halsey Dr in Salisbury
- Units responding to a report of a Citizen Assist on East Main St in Salisbury
- Units responding to a report of a Citizen Assist on College Lane And Beaglin Park Dr in Salisbury
- Units responding to a report of a Citizen Assist on Crestwood Circle in Salisbury
- Units responding to a report of a Citizen Assist on Long Ave And Glen Ave in Salisbury
- Units responding to a report of a Emergency on Jefferson St in Salisbury
- Units responding to a report of a Citizen Assist on East Church St And Davis St in Salisbury
- Units responding to a report of a Flood With Electrical Hazards on Foggy Bottom Dr in Salisbury
- Units responding to a report of a Automatic Alarm on Civic Ave in Salisbury
- Units responding to a report of a Citizen Assist on Lake St in Salisbury
- Units responding to a report of a Citizen Assist on West Salisbury Pkwy And Cypress St in Salisbury
- Units responding to a report of a Citizen Assist on East Church St And Wailes St in Salisbury
- Units responding to a report of a Citizen Assist on South Blvd in Salisbury
- Units responding to a report of a Citizen Assist on Civic Ave And Belmont Ave in Salisbury
- Units responding to a report of a Flood With Electrical Hazards on Camden Ave in Salisbury
- Units responding to a report of a Citizen Assist on May Dr And South Division St in Salisbury
- Units responding to a report of a Citizen Assist on Riverside Rd And South Blvd in Salisbury
- Units responding to a report of a Electrical on Brooklyn Ave in Salisbury
- Units responding to a report of a Electrical on East Church St in Salisbury
- Units responding to a report of a Structure Fire on Zion Church Rd in Parsonsburg
- Units responding to a report of a Elevator Rescue on Riverside Dr in Salisbury
- Units responding to a report of a Automatic Alarm on South Salisbury Blvd in Salisbury
- Units responding to a report of a Automatic Alarm on Onley Rd in Salisbury
Salisbury Fire
Joe, as you know I work at night. It is Really dangerous to drive and the roads are flooded here in Salisbury. Ken
ReplyDeleteWhy is it so hard for people to understand not to drive through deep water?
ReplyDeleteA shout out to Delmarva Power guys. Our power went out at midnight and I watched them out in the deluge working to restore it. Thanks! I do not know how the do it between the rain and lightening strikes!
ReplyDeleteYou would understand if you saw there paycheck! You would be doing the same things...
DeleteCivic and Belmont ALWAYS floods. The east side street were rivers. My back yard is now a pond.
ReplyDeleteI think that is great how the fire dept helps out with flooded basements. I honestly did not think that was done anymore.
ReplyDelete7:37 from what I saw and have seen in the past, they deserve it.
ReplyDeleteI have seen them in the most horrible storms out there trying to turn our power back on.
For some reason our neighborhood always ends up in the dark.
E Side, Sby.
Wonder if RT13 and Baltimore Ave is flooded,have seen water 3' deep there before.
ReplyDeleteOh now we're happy to have the fire department help us when we need them, but if they take the fire truck to get Rita's "FIRE THEM ALL"
ReplyDeleteso much for the new bridge that kept Nanticoke rd closed for months. it had at least 4in of water flowing g across it this morning
ReplyDeleteWhat do they do with a flooded basement?
ReplyDeleteFire Dept only responds when an electrical hazard is present with a flooded basement. They can pump it out and get the electric turned off.
Delete859, where I am from, the volunteer companies will pump it out for you. However I am from the land of basements and most have sump pumps, but sometimes, the pumps would fail due to power outages etc. It is a kind thing to do.
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ReplyDeleteUsually they get called for a flooded basement. What usually is the case is it is an electrical hazard to have all that water where there is electric. What they usually do is turn off the electric. Sometimes they will pump it out however I doubt last night they had time to do anything and it would have just flooded again today.
I would say they earned their wages that night.
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