Here is a summary of Brentwood
Fire and Rescue’s emergency responses for the period of October 28 through
November 2, 2014.
We responded to 63 emergency
calls for service.
These calls can be broken down
into the following categories:
Fire: 1
EMS/Rescue: 34
Hazardous Condition: 4
Service Call: 5
Good Intent: 8
False Call: 11
Tuesday, October 28 at approximately 110:26 am:
E1 was dispatched on a report of
an infant locked in a non-running vehicle. Upon arrival crew members utilized
the lock out kit to unlock the vehicle and remove the child. Once it was
determined that the baby was uninjured, E1 cleared the scene and returned to
quarters.
Wednesday, October 29 at approximately 5:45 pm:
E2, R1, C3 and E4 were dispatched
on a report of a student calling in a fire at a local school. The caller
indicated that the fire was out, but made numerous calls to 911 changing their
story as well as the location of the fire. Upon arriving on scene at the
school, BFR units determined that there was no fire. BPD tracked down the
caller and determined that the calls were malicious false alarms. With no hazards present, the matter was
referred to BPD and all BFR units returned to quarters.
Thursday, October 30 at approximately 4:44 pm:
E2 and R1 were dispatched to a
rollover accident on I-65. Upon arriving on scene crew members made contact
with the driver of the vehicle who had self-extricated from the wrecked
vehicle. The driver was complaining of neck, leg and back pain as a result of
the wreck, so full spinal immobilization was initiated. EMS arrived on scene,
PT care was transferred and the PT was transported non-emergency to an area
hospital for further treatment.