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Same thing you do when an ICE car sets a building on fire. Apply water and put it out.

Except for an ICE you only need to dump about 300 gallons on it. For an EV, it can take 24 hours to get the thing fully dealt with.

That's only relevant for the EV itself, not for the stuff it lit on fire.

You put out the fire, then dunk the EV in a tank when it's out to keep it from reigniting, while not having to monitor it.

Bring the regular truck filled with water to hose it down.

Not if, when.