October
7. Crews were alerted to a 2 car MVC at the intersection of
SR 32 & CR 38 around 1715hrs this evening. The text of the
call advised one occupant may be in cardiac arrest. Crews arrived
on scene to find minor injuries and a victim with chest pain.
The call was held with the Engine and crews returned at 1747hrs.
E1905
- Chief Dan Gill, FF Bill Denney, FF Gary Hagen
October 17.
At 1216hrs, the tones dropped for a second due job in Hamden's area.
E1905, with a crew of 3, responded to a fully involved barn fire on
Clinton Twp Rd 3. Crews initiated exterior operations on their
arrival. Our Engine provided water and manpower
to Hamden crews. The fire was contained relatively quickly
and E5 was in service at 1328hrs. The station wasn't quiet for
long though. We responded on 2 MVCs and a brush fire before
2000hrs.
E1905 - Chief Dan Gill, FF Ashley Phillips, FF Ben Matthews
October
17. Crews handled a 2 car MVC on St Rt 93 near St Rt 788 around
1700hrs this evening. We were back at the station a little less
than an hour when we were alerted for another 2 car MVC. This
crash was at St Rt 32 and County Rd 38 (again). E1905 arrived
on scene just after the 1st Medic, which had A/C Ryan Pelletier on
board, and found there were 2 patients trapped in one of the vehicles.
R1908 arrived on scene shortly thereafter and performed 2 door pops
to free the patients. Crews then assisted with packaging and
removal of the patients. Both were transported priority 2 to
HMC-Jackson. The occupants of the other vehicle signed refusals
on scene. Crews cleared the scene within half an hour, only
to be sent to a brush fire about a mile from the scene. That
fire was contained with B1909, and all crews returned to service around
1945hrs.
E1905 - A/C Tom Helm, Capt Dennis Dupree, FF Bill Denney
R1908
- Chief Dan Gill, FF Aaron Dupree, FF Billy Witt
October
25. Crews assisted SEOEMS with a 2 car crash around 1000hrs
this morning. 1 patient was transported with neck pain.
We were back in service in less than an hour. Just minutes after
returning to station, E1905 was alerted to assist on another crash
at the infamous "Slaughterhouse Curve" on SR 93 north of Wellston.
The Engine arrived on scene at 1120hrs to find a car into the trailer
of a semi. The car had spun 180 degrees before hitting the trailer.
It then spun another 360 degrees before coming to rest just off the
right side of the road. Bystanders had removed the lone occupant
of the vehicle thru the rear window of the car prior to our arrival.
The crew helped with packaging of the patient and secured the vehicle.
We then provided a driver for M081 while they transported their Priority
1 patient to HMC-Jackson. The rest of the crew helped with fluids
and assisted PD with the investigation. E5 returned to service
at 1315hrs.
E1905 - Chief Dan Gill, A/C Tom Helm, FF Roman Brandau
