Ambulance 3-0 and Ambulance 3-1 responded and advised a fully involved vehicle fire at the scene. Engine 3-4 Responded and with help from our neighboring departments brought the vehicle fire under control. 3-73 H. Leonard had command of the scene, the vehicle on fire was situated in the direct middle of the road which prompted a road closure while we waited for tow trucks to arrive. We would like ... (Full Story)
3-40 C. Britton had command of the scene and advised to hold all incoming units to Station 3. Extinguishment of the structure and brush exposures were completed in quick fashion. Many thanks to all who responded and made quick work of the fire.... (Full Story & Photos)
Upon response units were alerted that the active fire had been doused. Once units were on scene a gas leak was discovered inside the household. The cause of the fire was ignition of a stove which ignited the leak and gas from around the stove. It caused a mild explosion and thankfully was able to be put by a resident out once the leak had been ignited. Units checked for extension, shut off the gas, ... (Full Story & Photos)
Upon further investigation this report was found to be true. With no location or basis point we were not able to locate the foal. At only a few days old there are many different potential causes of mortality that can happen quickly. Dove did not seem disturbed or distressed Wednesday so it is likely that she was there when the foal had passed.... (Full Story)