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DISTRICT  \nThis page intentionally left blank.  \nTABLE OF CONTENTS  \nACKNOWLEDGMENTS ....................................................................................................4  \nPURPOSE AND INTENT OF THIS AFTER ACTION REVIEW .....................................................5  \nINCIDENT SYNOPSIS.......................................................................................................5  \nINCIDENT LOCATION.................................................................................................... 10  \nBUILDING CONSTRUCTION ........................................................................................... 11  \nINCIDENT WEATHER .................................................................................................... 14  \nALARM DISPATCH & MOVE-UP ASSIGNMENTS................................................................ 16  \nINCIDENT COMMAND SYSTEM...................................................................................... 18  \nTIMELINE OF EVENTS ................................................................................................... 30  \nEXPOSURE CONCERNS & RESIDENTIAL EVACUATIONS...................................................... 34  \nPUBLIC SAFETY COMMUNICATIONS............................................................................... 35  \nUNMANNED AIRCRAFT SUPPORT .................................................................................. 37  \nNONGOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS......................................................................... 38  \nINCIDENT STRENGTHS & SUCCESSES .............................................................................. 42  \nINCIDENT CHALLENGES & LESSONS LEARNED.................................................................. 45  \nRECOMMENDATIONS FOR FUTURE INCIDENTS ............................................................... 50  \nFUTURE DISCUSSION TOPICS ........................................................................................ 54  \nPARTICIPATING AGENCIES ............................................................................................ 56  \nCONCLUSION .............................................................................................................. 57  \nCover page created by Tom Owen  \nAcknowledgments  \nThank you to the following individuals who contributed to the compilation of this report:  \nMark Lorenzen, Fire Chief  \nMenlo Park Fire Protection District  \nTodd Ellis, Division Chief  \nMenlo Park Fire Protection District  \nJon Johnston, Division Chief/Fire Marshal Menlo Park Fire Protection District  \nChuck Lax, Battalion Chief  \nRedwood City/San Carlos Fire Department  \nMatt Menard, Battalion Chief  \nMenlo Park Fire Protection District  \nJeff Thorne, Battalion Chief  \nSan Mateo Consolidated Fire Department  \nRandy Kelly, Fire Captain  \nMenlo Park Fire Protection District  \nTom Owen, Technical Ops Specialist Menlo Park Fire Protection District  \nChris Dennebaum, Fire Captain Menlo Park Fire Protection District  \nBrian Steach, Fire Captain  \nRedwood City/San Carlos Fire Department  \nDeanna Sanchez, Operations Manager American Medical Response  \nMike Stahl, Battalion Chief  \nMenlo Park Fire Protection District  \nNatasha Claire-Espino, Director SMC Public Safety Communications  \nDan Coyle, Deputy Fire Chief  \nMenlo Park Fire Protection District  \nEhren MacDonald, Division Chief Menlo Park Fire Protection District  \nGeoff Balton, Battalion Chief  \nRedwood City/San Carlos Fire Department  \nJason Martin, Battalion Chief  \nMenlo Park Fire Protection District  \nRobert Douthit, Battalion Chief Woodside Fire Protection District  \nAlex Pino, Battalion Chief  \nSan Mateo County Fire Department  \nRyan McGraw, Fire Inspector II Menlo Park Fire Protection District  \nCharles Washington, Engineer  \nMenlo Park Fire Protection 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