Cumberland Firefighters Assist at Second-Alarm Fire in Gray
Photo by Cumberland Fire DepartmentCumberland Engine 102 and Heavy Rescue 103 operating at Gray Fire Rescue’s second-alarm fire, crews transitioning from RIT to interior operations during active suppression.
Photo by Cumberland Fire DepartmentHose lines stretched across icy roadways as multiple companies work the scene under challenging winter conditions.
Photo by Cumberland Fire DepartmentHeavy Rescue 103 members assisting with fire attack and overhaul after reassignment from RIT duties.
Photo by Cumberland Fire Department Crews opening up and overhauling heavily damaged sections of the structure to locate and extinguish remaining hot spots.
Photo by Cumberland Fire DepartmentWater supply operations underway as Engine 102 supports the fireground, shuttling approximately 12,000 gallons of water to sustain suppression efforts.
January 8, 2026— Cumberland Fire Department units are operating on scene at a second-alarm fire in the Town of Gray, assisting the Gray Fire Rescue. Cumberland Engine 102 and Heavy Rescue 103 were dispatched on mutual aid, with Heavy Rescue 103 initially assigned as the Rapid Intervention Team before being reassigned to provide additional manpower, assisting with fire attack and overhaul operations.
Engine 102 was tasked with establishing and maintaining water supply, shuttling approximately 12,000 gallons of water to support suppression efforts. Crews worked alongside regional partners as operations continued to bring the fire under control.
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