Sat night tones struck for a 2 car with injuries on Rte 82 at Rte 354. First officer on scene reported heavy damage with one patient ejected. Et-121 which had been finsiing things up at the burn house stepped up the response with the squad close behind. Injuries varied with a total of four transports.
Monday, November 12, 2007
Saturday, November 3, 2007
Triple Fatal I95
Friday morning about 11:30 tankers from Salem and Gardner Lake were dispatched to East Lyme for a tanker accident on interstate 95. On arrival units found out that there were four vehicles and to Semi's involved, one being a tanker trailer carrying 8500 gal of diesel fuel which was spewing everywere. Three victims doa on arrival still entrapped with 3 others and 1 k9 out. Companies and resources from Flanders, Niantic, Old Lyme, Waterford, Cohanzie, Oswegotchie, Pfizer, Sub Base, Norwich, Lisbon, Salem, Gardner Lake, Oakdale, Chesterfield were all on scene for many hours.
Tuesday, October 9, 2007
Oct 2nd Wreck
Sunday, September 30, 2007
Structure Fire Lyme Fully Involved
06:19 Sunday the 29th tones struck for T-121 to go to Lyme for a working structure fire. While in route Ladder 121 was started also. The fire was through the roof when the first units arrived and defensive ops went into action. Aerial master stream went into action when the squrt arrived and the blaze was brought under control in about 2 hrs.
Pumpkin Patch Fire Lake Hayward
Salem units were dispatched mutual aid to Town Rd East Haddam for a reported brush fire. Upon arrival car 221 found a large pile of pumpkins, pallets and about 15 bales of hay fully involved. Forestry 121 arrived and it was quickly apparent that more water was needed. Retones for engines went out and the blaze was contained in about 20 min.
Monday, August 27, 2007
Tanker Drill
On sunday morning the 26th Salem and Gardner Lake units held a tanker drill at Salem School. In operation were 3 master streams flowing from L-121 which was being supplied by et's-121/127. Tankers from Salem, Gardner Lake, Oakdale, Lyme, Colchester and Bozrah were utilized as well as et-128 and m-32 for the two fill sites. The drill was very successful and in just about an hour the operation flowed just under 85 thousand gallons.
Tuesday, August 21, 2007
Another Rte. 85 Accident
Shortly before 10am on Tuesday stations 21 and 27 were back out on route 85 again with yet another serious accident. A white van traveling south lost control and went airborne into a tree, stonewall, guide wire, and pole coming to rest finally on its roof. The driver who was injured somehow managed to exit the vehicle even though the roof had been flattened to the dash board due to the impact with the tree. ALS transport remaining units including ET-121 and Rescue-127 held for traffic control. (pics tomorrow)
Sunday, August 12, 2007
LifeStar Goes to 2 Car at 4 Corners
Sunday afternoon Salem and Gardner Lake went to a 2 car "t bone" job right at the four corners. Shorty after the tone dispatch notified units that there was a tech on scene requesting both helicopters. Only one was available and that landed in the marketplace parking lot. Mutual aid from M-300 and M-400 who also transported patients was needed. R-628 was called in to a medical during this call right across the street. Extrication was needed as the crew from Et-121 had to drag the pickup away from the vehicle first before the roof could be removed by R-127 and Et-121's crews. State police performed reconstruction and fire police held the scene for about 3 hrs as the roads were pretty much shut down. (pics to follow)
Tuesday, August 7, 2007
Another Rte 85 Wreck
Tuesday at around lunch time the day time gang from stations 21 and 27 were back out in the middle of route 85 with yet another crash that tied things up for the second time in a week. Came out as a multi-car with possible fire and on arrival crews found no fire and total vehicles no patients needing extrication. Two were transported via 527 and m300 while the heat sparked a medical emergency in one of the vehicles waiting in line. M400 took than run and then yet another heat injury required rescue 526 for yet another transport.
Wednesday, August 1, 2007
85 accident turns fatal
The town of Salem was sent to a head on collision which turned out to be in the town of Montville. Car 21 was first on scene and immediately called for a medic and lifestar. Upon the squad and engines arrival they found one vehicle with very heavy damage and another suv on its roof. No extrication was needed and both patients were transported. (pics to follow
Wednesday, July 25, 2007
Motorcycle Meets Gaurdrail
Wednesday afternoon Lyme and East Haddam along with Salem were dispatched to a motorcycle accident way out by Devils Hopyard. When Salem's squad and ET arrived they found heavy damage to the gaurdrail and bike with two patients who were not wearing helmets with minor injuries. Lyme y-200 transported both.
Strong Storm Rips Through Lake Hayward
Last week a confirmed microburst ripped through a portion of Lake Hayward rigt on the edge of Colchester. Much damage was reported and the area was without power for 2 days. The red pickup was there when it all fell.
Wednesday, July 18, 2007
Rollover with ejection White Birch Rd
At around midnight tuesday night SVFC and Gardnerlake were dispatched to a 1 car rollover with ejection. Squad 121 and ET 121 were amung the first on scene and found a suv with heavy damage to the roof and also 1 patient out of the vehicle sitting in another. The crew from ET 121 secured the fluid leak while the patient was packaged and loaded.
Monday, July 16, 2007
New Truck Ordered for SVFC
Mutual Aid to Colchester
Tuesday, May 1, 2007
Sunday, April 29, 2007
False Alarm = Full Response
Spending Time in Town
On saturday the department went out on it's third ladder demonstration. These are in hopes of getting out into the town and conversing with the people so they know our current apparatus is not up to par anymore. There will be a vote and meeting to see if money is approved for a new truck coming up in May.
Monday, April 16, 2007
Strong storm makes for a long night
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