BELOW GRADE EMS ASSIST

August 27, 2018Fire Call, Newscmaria

On Monday, August 27, 2018 at approximately 12:06 hours, Fire District No. 1 was dispatched to an EMS assist with a worker who had fallen approximately 12 feet into the basement of a commercial building under construction. Engine 561 and the FM-8 units arrived and conferred with RWJ EMS and devised a plan. The basement was only accessible via a steep dirt slope at one end of the basement. A 24′ extension ladder was laid on the slope to allow the patient on a backboard to be hauled up the slope to the awaiting ambulance. Chief 56, Chief 26, Van 26 and FM8 units successfully retrieved the patient from the basement. The patient was received by EMS and transported to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries.

UNATTENDED COOKING

August 27, 2018Fire Callcmaria

On Monday, August 27, 2018 at approximately 09:54 hours, Fire District No. 1 was dispatched to a smoke condition at 6302 Minuteman Circle. While responding, a 2nd fire alarm activation from the same building. A precautionary 2nd alarm mutual aid request was made. Upon the arrival of FM8-E (Mickelsen) it was determined to be unattended cooking on the 3rd floor in apartment # 302. A heavy smoke condition was present in the apartment and 3rd floor hallways. At that time the 2nd alarm was cancelled and an extensive ventilation operation was started by Engine 561, 562, Car 56 and the FM8 Units. No fire damage occurred, units remained on the scene for approximately 60 min.

Mult-Vehicle Accident w/Overturned Truck

August 6, 2018Fire Callcmaria

Friday, 8/3/2018 at approximately 23:53 Station 56 and 44 were dispatched to an overturned tanker truck and subsequent 3-car MVC on Easton Avenue and JFK Blvd. Upon the arrival of Car 56 (Sudo) he found an overturned water tanker leaking water and fuel along with a mult-car MVC. This accident spaned the jurisdiction of Fire District 1 and 3. Along with the District 3 companies Station 26 and the Somerset County Hazmat Team responded. No serious injuries were reported. Crews were 9n scene for approximately 60 minutes

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