Today has proven to be a busy day for the company, with calls ranging from watercraft in distress to vehicle fires the company is already 6 deep with calls for the day. Here are a few pics from one of the incidents during the day; A reported vehicle fire, Chief 37 and 37-1 arrived on location for a vehicle with the passenger compartment filled with smoke. Engine 37 arrived on location and quickly used the trash line to put out the fire.

This afternoon with crews from company 38 tied up on another incident, company 37 and Perry 2 were dispatched for a reported water rescue. Updated information to be a probable recovery. Crews from 37 and 38 worked together to bring the victim to shore.

Command: Chief 38-2

Units: SU38, SU37, W37-3, Sq37, W37-4, E 37-1

This morning crews were dispatched for a possible house fire in the 37-3. Chief 37-2 went on the air and the box was upgraded to a working fire dispatch. The chief and Engine 37 arrived on location to find a well advanced fire in a single story duplex. Crews from company 37 began stretching hand lines while truck 32 began a primary search of the residence. Crews worked together making quick work of the heavy fire load. In all crews from 3 counties came in to assist with water supply and fire operations.

Command: Chief 37-2

Units: E37, R37, E30, E32, E32-1, E38, E40, CCE20, L32, R35, R40, PR2, T35, T37, T37, CCT17, CCT20, PCT6, A30

Fire Police Units: FP35, TRF35, TRF33, TRC30

Special Thanks to E31 and PCR2 for standing by!

Yesterday members of Rescue joined several local organizations at one of our local churches for fire prevention. Crews put on a static display and served as a landing zone for the Life Lion Aero medical helicopter.