Calls for July 2007
Total of 54 calls

• July 1st – Medical call
• July 1st – Medical call
• July 1st – Medical call
• July 1st – Medical call
• July 1st – Medical call
• July 1st – Medical call

• July 2nd – Medical call
• July 2nd – Fire call(Residential fire alarm)
E202, R502 and E208 responded to a fire alarm. The detector was deemed faulty and all trucks cleared within 20 mins.
• July 2nd – Fire call(Automatic mutual aid)
E202 responded as back-up to8’s district for alarms. The crews checked all floors and found nothing. Command cleared E202 shortly after.
• July 2nd – Fire call(Residential fire alarm)
All vehicles responded for alarms sounding in a house. E202 arrived first. Flames were seen coming from the kitchen and a working fire was put out. E208 was called for back up. The crews stretched a line inside and attacked the fire. The building was ventilated and due to the quick work from the firefighters, the fire was contained to the kitchen.

• July 3rd – Medical call

• July 5th – Medical call
• July 5th – Medical call

• July 6th – Fire call(Residential fire alarm)
We got called out for a fire alarm in a house. The building was checked out and nothing was found.

• July 7th – Medical call
• July 7th – Medical call
• July 7th – Fire call(Mutual aid)
T302 responded to district #7 for a house fire. Their assignment was to stand-by at the station to cover.

• July 9th – Fire call(Residential fire alarm)
• July 9th – Fire call(Residential fire alarm)
• July 9th – Medical call

• July 11th – Fire call(MVC)
E202, T302, R502 and Medic 902 responded to an accident with injuries. 2 vehicles were involved and the patients were already out. M902 and Cetam looked after patient care while the other trucks stabilized the scene.
• July 11th – Fire call(Residential fire alarm)
While the other vehicles were out, L402 and E208 responded to a fire alarm. The alarm was caused by over cooked food. Both vehicles cleared shortly after.
• July 11th – Medical call
• July 11th – Medical call

• July 13th – Medical call
• July 13th – Fire call(CO call)
• July 13th – Fire call(Residential fire alarm)
• July 13th – Medical call
• July 13th – Fire call(Boat rescue call)

• July 15th – Medical call

• July 17th – Medical call

• July 18th – Fire call(CO call)
E202 and R502 responded to a Carbon monoxide call in an apartment complex. The alarm was activated in the parking garage. All floors were checked and the garage was vented.

• July 21st – Medical call
• July 21st – Fire call(Flood call)
R502 responded for a flood call in a house. The basement was pumped out and crews cleared within 1 hr.
• July 21st – Medical call

• July 22nd – Fire call(MVC)
E202, R502 and M902 responded to an mvc with injuries. 2 vehicles were involved with 2 patients having minor injuries. M902 and Cetam treated the patients.
• July 22nd – Medical call
• July 22nd – Medical call

• July 23rd – Medical call
• July 23rd – Medical call
• July 23rd – Medical call
• July 23rd – Medical call

• July 24th – Medical call
• July 24th – Fire call(Haz-mat call)
T302 and R503 got a call for an oil spill behind a commercial building. T302 arrived first and found 30 to 40 liters of hydraulic fluid that had spilled out from a broken hydraulic hose. Absorbent was used and the oil was removed.

• July 29th – Medical call
• July 29th – Fire call(Residential fire alarm)
This call was cancelled before our departure by the owner of the house. E202 responded for verification only.
• July 29th – Fire call(Automatic mutual aid)
• July 29th – Fire call(Tree down)

• July 30th – Fire call(CO call)
• July 30th – Medical call
• July 30th – Medical call

• July 31st – Fire call(Automatic mutual aid)
• July 31st – Fire call(Automatic mutual aid)
• July 31st – Fire call(Gas leak)
All trucks responded to a gas leak in the rear of a house. The problem was found to be a faulty BBQ.