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2009
INCIDENT LOG
7/2/09
EMS
Old Plainfield Road
R-197
7/1/09
EMS
Putnam Road
R-197
EMS
Hillside Avenue
R-197
6/29/09
EMS
E. Main Street
R-197
6/28/09
VEHICLE ACCIDENT
E. Shepard Hill Road
ET-197, ET-297
6/27/09
EMS
Black Hill Road
R-197
EMS
S. Cady Lane
ET-197
6/26/09
EMS
E. Main Street
C-97
6/24/09
EMS
Norwich Road
R-197
6/23/09
EMS
E. Main Street
R-197
6/22/09
VEHICLE ACCIDENT
E. Main Street
ET-197, S-197
6/21/09
EMS
Norwich Road
C-97
EMS
Norwich Road
R-197
6/20/09
EMS
Water Street
R-197
6/19/09
SERVICE CALL
Water Street
R-197
EMS
Kennedy Lane
R-197
6/18/09
EMS
E. Main Street
R-197
EMS
E. Main Street
R-197
6/15/09
EMS
Norwich Road
C-197
6/14/09
EMS
Philmar Drive
R-197
EMS
Collins Road
R-197
6/13/09
EMS
Pickett Road
R-197
FIRE ALARM
Putnam Road
ET-197
6/12/09
VEHICLE ACCIDENT
Norwich Road
ET-197
6/10/09
EMS
Pickett Road
R-197
6/9/09
EMS
Glebas Road
R-197
6/8/09
VEHICLE ACCIDENT
I-395 NB at Exit 89
ET-197
6/4/09
EMS
Evergreen Street
R-197
6/3/09
MUTUAL AID
STRUCTURE FIRE
Norwich Road,
Plainfield
ET-197, ET-297
6/1/09
EMS
Putnam Road
R-197
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ROLLOVER INJURES ONE
Sunday,
June 28, 2009 -
Shortly before 20:30 hours QV dispatched Central Village
units to E. Shepard Hill Road behind the Plainfield High School for a
vehicle rollover with injuries. ET-197 and ET-297 both responded
with combined staffing of nine (9). Chief LaPierre (C-97) was the
first officer to reach the scene and reported a one (1) vehicle rollover
with one (1) occupant self-extricated and suffering from minor injuries.
Once on scene, Central Village crews split with half controlling
hazards, and the balance rendering medical care. The patient was
transferred to Moosup-Plainfield Ambulance personnel and transported to
an area hospital for non-life threatening injuries. Station 97
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RESCUE-ENGINE POPS A DOOR ON E. MAIN STREET
Monday, June 22, 2009
- At 08:48 hours Central Village units were dispatched to the area of 57
E. Main Street for a vehicle accident with injuries. ET-197 and
S-197 responded on the run with combined staffing of five. Chief
LaPierre (C-97) arrived on scene and reported a two (2) vehicle accident
with one (1) involved operator requiring minor extrication. The
Central Village crew immediately stabilized the vehicle, initiated
patient care, and removed the driver's door to allow access for awaiting
ambulance personnel. The driver was safely removed from the
vehicle and transported to an area hospital. The operator of the
other vehicle refused medical attention. Central Village units
held the scene until 09:30 assisting the Plainfield Police with traffic
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WORKING STRIP MALL FIRE IN
PLAINFIELD
Wednesday, June 3, 2009 -
Shortly after 03:30 hours the Plainfield Fire Department along with a
first alarm assignment was dispatched to a working restaurant fire in a
strip mall on Norwich Road in their first due. Companies filling
out the assignment were Central Village, Moosup, and a FAST response
from Atwood Hose. ET-197 and ET-297 responded with combined
staffing of 10 members. Plainfield Deputy Chief Holcomb (C-195)
was the first officer on scene and confirmed an active fire in a 50' x
250' single-story strip mall. ET-197 arrived as the third piece on
scene behind Plainfield's ET-195 & ET-295. Upon arrival the fire
involvement was concentrated in an end-of-the-row restaurant.
Immediate action had to be taken because of the plaza's common-attic
space which would allow for rapid fire spread to the four (4) other
adjoining businesses. The crew from ET-197 deployed their 200'
attack line and entered a pizza parlor adjacent to the involved
restaurant. As the Central Village crew pushed into the building
they were joined by the crew of Moosup's L-194. Interior crews
located and extinguished a large amount of fire in the attic portion of
the structure above the wall separating the restaurant and pizza parlor.
After the bulk of the fire was knocked down, personnel engaged in a
thorough overhaul and checked all areas of the plaza for extension.
While overhauling, additional pockets of fire were located in the flat
roofing material of the building. Central Village units assisted
on scene until 06:30 hours before being released. Plainfield Fire
Marshal Paul Yellen and State Police Fire Marshals remained on scene
throughout the day determining the cause of the incident.
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QUICK ACTION MINIMIZES FIRST DUE
STRUCTURE FIRE
Tuesday, May 19, 2009
- At 21:47 hours the Central Village Fire Co.
along with a first alarm assignment was dispatched to Putnam Road in the
first due for a reported structure fire. The balance of the
companies dispatched were Moosup, Plainfield for HT-195 & TW-195, and a
FAST response from Atwood Hose. ET-197 and
ET-297 responded on the run with combined staffing of 10 members.
Central Village Deputy Chief Irons (C-197) reached the scene within
minutes and confirmed a fire condition from the "B" / "C" corner of a
2-1/2 wood-frame dwelling. As units were responding, Deputy Chief
Irons was able to keep the fire in check with a pressurized water can
and confirmed the residence had been evacuated. Chief LaPierre
(C-97) arrived and held all responding mutual aid in place. Crews
from ET-197 & ET-297 quickly extinguished the remaining fire and began
opening up. After establishing "Central Village Command," Chief
LaPierre requested Moosup L-194 to the scene and dismissed the balance
of the assignment. Central Village and Moosup crews finished
overhauling the fire area and thoroughly checked the residence for any
further extension. All units returned to service shortly after
23:00 hours. The cause of the fire remains under investigation.
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CENTRAL VILLAGE ON EARLY MORNING
MOOSUP DUPLEX
Tuesday,
February 24, 2009 -
Just after 04:00 hours a first alarm assignment was
dispatched for heavy smoke from a 2-1/2 story duplex-style dwelling in
the Union Village section of Moosup. Companies filling out the
assignment were Central Village, Atwood Hose, Plainfield for ET-295, and
a RIT response from Danielson. ET-197 and ET-297 both responded on
the run. ET-197 arrived as the first mutual aid engine, and their
crew was directed to deploy an additional attack line to assist L-194's
crew already working inside the building. Despite an aggressive
interior attack, the balloon-frame construction of the dwelling allowed
fire to quickly spread throughout. Interior crews were evacuated
and a defensive operation was mounted to bring the fire under control.
Central Village remained on scene until 08:00 hours before being
released. |
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CVFD RUNS BLACK HILL ROAD MVA
Sunday, February 22,
2009 -
Shortly before 19:30 hours this evening QV dispatched Central
Village units to the area of 185 Black Hill Road for a vehicle
accident with injuries. ET-197 and R-197 responded with
combined staffing of five (5). Fire company units arrived on
scene to find a pick-up truck well off of the eastbound shoulder of
Black Hill Road into a heavily wooded area. The single
occupant of the vehicle was self-extricated and tended to by Moosup-Plainfield
Ambulance personnel. The crews from ET-197 and
R-197 controlled
hazards associated with the vehicle and assisted the Plainfield
Police with traffic. The Central Village assignment cleared
the scene and returned to service around 20:45 hours.
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PICK-UP TRUCK v. HOUSE ON PUTNAM
ROAD
Saturday,
February 14, 2009 - At 14:45 hours Central
Village units were dispatched to the area of Putnam Road and E. Shepard
Hill Road for a report of a vehicle into a house with injuries.
ET-197 responded on the run with a crew of six (6). First arriving
company officers found a pick-up that had veered off the southbound lane
of Putnam Road and struck both a parked vehicle and a residence.
The crew from ET-197 was split to facilitate patient care and the
mitigation of hazards on scene. A thorough investigation of the
residence revealed no structural damage which was confirmed by the
town's building inspector that was summoned to the scene. The lone
occupant of the vehicle also refused medical attention. Central
Village Fire units held the scene to assist the Plainfield Police with
traffic until 15:30 hours. |
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CENTRAL VILLAGE ON CANTERBURY
STRUCTURE FIRE
Saturday, January 31, 2009
- Shortly after 20:00 hours QV Dispatch alerted
Central Village units of a mutual aid structure fire assignment to Kinne
Road in Canterbury. Personnel and apparatus from Canterbury were
clearing a vehicle accident in their local when QV advised them of
reports of a well-involved trailer home on Kinne Road. Canterbury
units were on scene within minutes to confirm the 911 callers' reports.
Additional companies filling out the first alarm assignment were
Scotland, Plainfield for ET-295, and a FAST response from Moosup.
ET-197 and ET-297 both responded on the run. Upon arrival,
Canterbury Chief Kasacek (C-93) assigned the Central Village crew to
overhaul the remains of the dwelling while Canterbury personnel
continued with extinguishment efforts. Both pieces of Central
Village apparatus assisted with maintaining a constant water supply on
scene. Chief Kasacek held Central Village units on scene until
22:30 hours before being returned to service.
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HEAVY FIRE FROM
PLAINFIELD HOUSE
Friday, January 23, 2009
- At 12:44 this afternoon the Plainfield Fire Department
along with mutual aid from Central Village, Moosup, and the Atwood Hose
FAST Team were dispatched to a reported structure fire on Lathrop Road
in Plainfield. ET-197 and ET-297 both responded on the run.
Moosup Deputy Chief Yellen (C-194) was the first officer to reach the
scene and reported smoke from the rear of a two (2) story wood-frame
dwelling. As apparatus arrived, heavy fire began issuing from the
upper-level of the structure. ET-197 was the second engine on
scene, and dropped a line at the base of the steep driveway to lay
in. ET-297 picked up the line to initiate water supply efforts for
ET-195, L-194, and ET-197 which were positioned near the residence.
Crews from Plainfield, Central Village, and Moosup initially attempted
an interior attack, but were pushed back by the rapidly growing
intensity of the fire. Within 10 minutes of firefighters reaching
the scene, all portions of the first and second floor were involved in
fire. Crews knocked down the majority of fire from the exterior and
moved back in to complete the balance of the extinguishment.
Firefighters also worked off of Moosup's L-194 to overhaul remaining
portions of the roof. The Central Village assignment was held on
scene until 17:00 hours before being released. The local fire
marshal worked with the state fire marshal's office well into the night
to process the scene and determine the fire's cause.
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