From DCFC15.com - Today around 2:15 PM, Stations 3,6,12, Engine 10, Engine 1 and Ladder 15 were alerted for a residential fire in the neighborhood. 15-7 was the first unit to respond. As 15-7 traveled down the road, a column of smoke was seen in the distance, and 12 Captain 1 asked if the alarm was being upgraded. B-6 was the first unit on scene with heavy fire showing from the C/D corner and reported a possibility of up to 4 subjects trapped. 12 Captain 1 requested the 2nd alarm assignment upon the report from B-6. 15-7 arrived on scene first and pulled 3 hand lines. 12-6 arrived on scene shortly thereafter and along with part of 15-7's crew attempted to search the residence. Conditions were deteriorating in the structure and forced the evacuation of it. At this time the subjects were still unaccounted for and command requested 4 additional engines. Crews began to knock the fire from the exterior and after the bulk was knocked, overhaul and another primary search were began. Shortly thereafter the one missing child was located outside of the residence. All search results were negative. Crews extensively overhauled the structure and remained on scene until being released at 6:15. Other units B-6. B-3, Engine 12-6 Engine 6-4, 128-B, Ladder 12, Engine 27-5, Rescue 27, Squirt 7, A-29, Engine 28, Engine 4-5, Rescue 24, Engine 29, Engine 22, Engine 23, Squirt 20, Engine 18, NCC Communications F100, NCC Medic 6 and ALS 24. State Fire Marshal : FM 14, FM 8, FM29 and ATF" OFC Units on scene: 4-5 and Rescue 24.