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January 2001
1/25/2001- 1645
Youngstown: MVA/PIN Poland Ave
& Loveland. Eng 9 O/S requesting Res33cuE ASAP for a person trapped in the
vehicle.
1/24/2001-1055
Youngstown: W/F 1 Performance
Place. Commercial Fire Alarm in the plant area. E9 and E2. Crosses are Poland
and Gibson.
1/23/2001- 2026
Youngstown: W/F on Logan Ave.
Eng 7 requesting next in engine to lay in supply line. Cos: Eng 7, 6, 12, Lad
22, Res33cuE, BN 1, 2.
1/21/2001- 2324
Youngstown: W/F 1551
Florencedale. Cos: Eng 7, 12, 6, Lad 22, Res33cuE, BN 1, 2. Eng 7 O/S reports
car and garage on fire. Eng 6 laying S/L.
1/17/2001- 2248
Youngstown: W/F 11 Tacoma. Cos:
Eng 7, 12, 6, Lad 22, Res33cuE, BN 1, 2. Eng 7 O/S reports fire on 1st floor
of 2.5 sty SFD.
1/13/2001- 2358
Youngstown: W/F 41 Eleanor. Cos:
Eng 3, 15, 7, LAd 22, Res33cuE, BN 1, 2. BN 1 O/S reports 2 sty SFD with heavy
fire on 2nd floor.
REPLY: A teenage female was
pulled from the second floor of the residence. She had to be revived after
suffering severe smoke inhalation. The cause of the fire was accidental and
caused by a candle knocked over in a bedroom. This is the second fire on the
block in twice as many days.
(Source: NBC/WFMJ TV21 6 O'Clock
News)
REPLY: The girls name is Denise
Beeman. She is in critical condition at St. Elisabeth Hospital. There was
$10,000 damage to the home.
(Source: NBC/WFMJ TV21 11
O'Clock News))
1/9/2001-1326
Youngstown: 170 E.
Midlothian. Eng 2, Eng 15, Eng 9, Squad33, Ladder 24. Working fire.
(It was interesting the way I
got this call. I was on the phone with a guy who works in the YFD shop trying
to get some details on their Mack CF's when I heard the tones in the
background. As he is talking to me, I am jotting the call down as I hear it in
the background.)
As usual, Batt. 1 & 2 also
toned to scene. In these cases, I would assume that Batt. 2 has scene control
while Batt. 1 is on scene as safety officer or something similar. I believe
that they have designated areas. Batt. 1 works on the north side of the
Mahoning River while Batt. 2 works the south side of the river. You may also
think of it as whos ladder is there. If Batt. 1's Ladder 22 is there, then
they have control, if Batt. 2's Ladder 24 is there, then they have control. Of
course, this is all based on assumption.
1/8/2001- 2128
Youngstown: W/F 25 Eleanor. Cos:
Eng 3, 15, 7, Lad 22, Res33cuE, BN 1, 2. Eng 3 reports fire in 2.5 sty SFD.
Eng 7 on scene, but returing to quarters.
1/05/2001- 2027
Youngstown: Five Car MVA/PIN on
I-680 just past the I-680/SR-422 division. Eng 2, Eng 3, Res33cue. I-680
closed at the division. Police cruisers have the highway blocked. All traffic
is being diverted to SR-422 and I-190 around to the back side of I-680. At
least one car overturned and several others on the side of the road. Several
police, ambulances, and wreckers on scene to remove patients and vehicles.
1/2/2001-Unknown time.
Posted at 1302.
Youngstown: MVA/PIN 1100 block
South Ave. Cos: E9, Res33cue. Car into pole.