Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania – The Upper Allen Fire Department responded around 5:50 pm last evening to Sheetz on Market Street and Cumberland Parkway for a vehicle fire.
Company 23 was dispatched. The initial report stated multiple calls for a Tesla on fire at the charging station. Chief 123, Squad 23, Traffic 23, Squad 29, and Tanker 24 responded with the initial dispatch. Chief 123 arrived on scene and confirmed the initial report.
On arrival, Squad 23 crews stretched a line and began fire attack. Once the bulk of the fire was extinguished, crews began the cooling process of the vehicle battery. Traffic 23 was tasked to shut down South Market Street due to supply line hose stretching across the street to the closest hydrant. Traffic 23 requested more traffic units to the scene to assist with traffic control.
Team 200 (Cumberland County HazMat) was called in to help with spill/run off control. The towing process was initiated, and crews remained on scene to assist in the possible reignition of the fire.

Crews who responded to the scene include Upper Allen Fire Department, Upper Allen Police, Mechanicsburg Fire Department, Lisburn Fire Company, TEAM 200, Camp Hill Fire Company, Shiremanstown Fire Company, Hampden Township Fire Department, and Penn State Life Lion EMS.

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ICE fires dominate over EV fires. Look it up.
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That’s because ICEs make up a greater percentage of vehicles. EV are much more dangerous and hard to put out. They can burn up to 4,500°F amd release some very nasty things I to the atmosphere. BTW, most ICE fire are electrical in nature, not fuel related. Why don’t you loomk that up Mr. Troll, you’re nothing but an EV fanboy.
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