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Hollywood, MD Current Weather

The Rescue Squad has a Busy Day

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By Firefighter Bryan Riley
September 20, 2009

At 0004 hours Station 7, EMS Station 79 and 29 were dispatched to Three Notch Rd and Clover Hill Rd for a Motor Vehicle Accident. Rescue Squad 7 and Engine 73 responded with 10 volunteers and arrived on the scene at 0011 hours to find a single vehicle into a tree with all occupants out walking around. The crew assisted with patient care along with removing hazards from the road way. Ambulance 797 transported 1 patient and received a signed refusal from the other.

At 0701 hours Station 7, EMS Station 79 and the Medic were dispatched to Clarkes Landing Pier to meet with and incoming boat that was involved in an accident. The boat struck a channel marker in the river and one subject aboard the boat was injured and having trouble breathing. Rescue Squad 7 responded with 5 volunteers and arrived on the scene at 0711 hours. The crew from Squad 7 secured the boat to the pier and began patient care. The members of Squad 7 placed the patient on a backboard and removed the subject from the boat to the ambulance. Ambulance 799 transported both subject to SMH priority 2.

At 1257 hours Station 9, Rescue Squad 7, EMS Station 79 and 39 were dispatched to Three Notch Rd and Wildewood Blvd for a Motor Vehicle Accident. Rescue Squad 7 responded with 5 volunteers and arrived on the scene at 1302 hours. The crew assisted the EMS and returned to service a short time later.

At 1407 and 1427 the Rescue Squad responded to 2 different locations for transmission fluid in the road way. The fluid was causing a hazard with vehicles sliding into the intersections. The crew removed the hazards and returned to quarters shortly after.

At 1903 Rescue Squad 7 was special called to assisted Tower 9 on the scene of a flooding condition in Wildewood. The Rescue Squad responded with 4 volunteers and assisted Tower 9 with removing the water hazard. The Squad returned to quarters within 30 minutes and remained in quarters the rest of the night.

Photos of the first MVA are courtesy of www.thebaynet.com

Units: Rescue Squad 7
 

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