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2009 MONTHLY RUN STATS
GUIDE: CF-CHIEF, DC-DEPUTY CHIEF, AC-ASSISTANT CHIEF, CAPT-CAPTAIN, LT-LIEUTENANT, SGT-SERGEANT,
SO-SAFETY OFFICER,
E-ENGINE, T-TANKER, SQ-SQUAD, ER-ENGINE/RESCUE, ET-ENGINE/TANKER, R-RESCUE, TRK-TRUCK,
TWR-TOWER, QR-QUINT/RESCUE, HM-MAZMAT, SP-SPECIAL OPERATIONS, SR-SPECIAL RESPONSE, BT-BOAT, B-BRUSH, MP-MINIPUMPER, U-UTILITY,
ATV-FOUR WHEELER, UTV-SIDE BY SIDE, C-CAR, CU-COMMAND UNIT, A-AMBULANCE/BLS, M-MEDIC/ALS, PM-PARAMEDIC/ALS,
WMHS/RMC-WESTERN MARYLAND HEALTH SYSTEM-REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER
FM-FIRE MARSHAL, FP-FIRE POLICE, DES/DPS-DEPARTMENT OF EMERGENCY SERVICES/PUBLIC SAFETY
MSP-MARYLAND STATE POLICE, ACSO-ALLEGANY COUNTY SHERIFFS OFFICE, ACBOP-ALLEGANY COUNTY BUREAU
OF POLICE,
SHA-STATE HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION, ACRD-ALLEGANY COUNTY ROADS DEPARTMENT,
MDE-MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF THE ENVIROMENT, BOE-BOARD OF EDUCATION,
 03/09/10 - Rescue Box 18-5 MVC - New George's Creek Rd.
At 1636hrs., Co.18 along with co.53 were alerted for a reported head-on MVC on New George's
Creek Rd. near the Mountain View Landfill. SQ18 responded with a crew of 7 with CF18 as officer. E182 responded
with a crew of 2 with AC18-A as officer. SQ18 arrived on scene to find a passenger car that had struck a pick-up truck
in the drivers side. The driver of the car was still in the vehicle and the driver of the pick-up was out of his vehicle.
CF18 established the New George's Creek Rd. Command and advised E182 to position on the north side of the accident and block
both north and southbound lanes. FP18 arrived on scene and blocked the northbound traffic south of the accident scene.
Co.14 was alerted to respond to the intersection of New George's Creek Rd. and Vale Summit Rd. to divert traffic away from
the accident scene. ET14 responded to the intersection. The crew from the squad began to assess the patients of
both vehicles. PM355 arrived on scene and patient care was turned over to EMS. The driver of the pick-up truck
refused treatment and transport. The driver of the car was transported to WMHS-RMC. The roadway was shut down
a short time while debris from the accident was cleared from the roadway and ACBOP reconstructed the accident. Units
were on the scene for about an hour.
Units alerted: E18, SQ18, A53
Units responded: SQ18, E182, PM355, ACBOP, SHA, ET14
02/27/10 - Working Residential Fire - Deal Ave. - MA Co.2
At 1211hrs., Co.18 was alerted mutual aid for the RIC assignment on Deale Ave. in LaVale.
SQ18 responded with a crew of 8 with DC18 as officer. The squad arrived on scene and established a staging area on side
Alpha. The squad crew was the RIC team for a short time before being re-assigned to assist with over-haul. The
crew assisted with some minor over-haul and was released by command a short time after. SQ18 clearedthe scene within
the hour.
Units alerted: E2, TWR2, A52, E5, QR8, E6, SQ18, E9, E14, E11, E15, E16
Units responded: ER2, TWR2, SQ2, U2, E22, QR8, U8, SQ18, E52, E92, E152, E164, ET14, A374
02/26/10 - MVC/multi-vehicle w/Entrapment - I68 EB @ 30MM
At 1042hrs., Co.18 was alerted mutual aid for a multi-vehicle accident on I68 EB at the 30mm
involving 4 passenger cars and 2 tractor-trailers. SQ18 responded with a crew of 8 with DC18 as officer. SQ18
arrived on scene as the 3rd arriving squad and was assigned to assist with extrication. The incident was first alerted
through Garrett County and then transferred to Allegany County which brought additional units to the scene. The squad
crew also assisted with controlling the fuel spill from one of the tractor-trailers. The squad remained on scene for
more than an hour. Due to the fuel spill and the damage that occured to one tractor-trailer, Co.48 was alerted to off
load the remaining fuel from the fuel tanks. Four patients were transported to WMHS-RMC, 3 with monir injuries and 1
with serious injuries.
Units alerted: Garrett County alerted: Eastern Garrett VFRD E80, SQ80, Grantsville VFD SQ60,
Salisbury,PA VFD SQ170, Northern Garrett County Rescue A1
Allegany County Alerted: Shaft E17, Frostburg SQ16, Frostburg EMS A53, Midland SQ18,
LaVale EMS A52, Cresaptown VFD A9
Units responded: SQ85, E81, SQ65, SQ175, PM1-1, A1-2, E171, SQ16, CU16, U17, SQ18, E172, A374,
A398, DES/DPS, MSP, SHA, HM48, U48
02/25/10 - MVC/multi-vehicle - I68 WB @ 31MM - MA Co.17
At 1631hrs., Co.18 was aleerted mutual aid to Co.16 for a MVC with entrapment on New George's
Creek Rd. SQ18 responded with a crew of 8 with CF18 as officer. While enroute, SQ16 diverted from a previous call
on I68 to the MVC on New George's Creek Rd. CF16 arrived on scene and advised dispatch that since SQ16 diverted
to the MVC on New George's Creek Rd. to re-route SQ18 to the previous call on I68 if needed. I68 Command requested SQ18
to respond to the 33mm and shut down the interstate. SQ18 arrived on scene at I68 WB at the 33mm and shut down the interstate.
ET14 was enroute to assist and was advised by command to assume the traffic detail at the 33mm and for SQ18 to proceed to
the accident scene. SQ18 diverted to the scene and assisted with evaluating patients and packaging pateints for transport.
The incident involved 10-15 vehicles that were all involved in minor MVC's. SQ18 remained on the scene for more than
an hour.
Units alerted: Garrett County alerted: Eastern Garrett VFRD E80, SQ80, E60, SQ60, SQ170, A1
Allegany County alerted: E17, SQ16, A53, E14, A15, A9, A52, A5(I68 incident), E16, SQ18, A53(New George's
Creek Rd. incident)
Units responded: SQ85, E81, E61, SQ65, PM1-1, E172, SQ18, PM355, M364, ET14, A379, A398, A374, A385, MSP,
SHA. E162, SQ16, A359 handled the incident on New George's Creek Rd.
 02/20/10 - Structural Collapse - East Main St. - MA Co.16
At 0910hrs., Co.18 was alerted the squad to transfer to Co.16,
Station 2 for standby and to have and engine crew standby at Co.18. SQ 18 responded with a crew of 6 with FF-J.Monahan
as officer. E182 held in station with a crew of 6 with Lt.18-A as officer. The intial call was for an AFA and
then was for smoke in the kitchen area. After frist arriving units from Co.16 assessed the situation and found a small
part a the ceiling collapsed, those crews began to assist residence to evacuate the building until the scene could be secured.
While crews were on the second floor, the remainer of the ceiling and roof collapsed over the dining hall part of the building
due to the weight of snow of the roof. During the incident, E181 and B18 handled a public service call on Cemetery Rd.
in Midland. While units were clearing from the public service, SQ18 was transferred from Co.16, Station 2 to the scene
to assist with search and rescue/recovery operations. E182 was then transferred to Co.16, Station 2 to cover the standby
assignment. CF18 responded to the scene to assist the collapse team and once arrived on scene was directed to assist
with command staffing by CF16. ER20 was relocated to Co.18 for the standby assignment. The crew from SQ18 was
assigned to do a secondary search of the structure and to account for all residence being sheltered at a nearby business.
CF18 was assigned to assist DPS officials with accounting for all residences at the nearby business and to monitor when residences
were allowed to return to their apartments and when they returned to the staging area. The building was finally condemmed
by city officials and units were able to clear the scene several hours later.
Units alerted: Box Assignment: E16, TRK16, E17, E15, TWR2
Additional units alerted: A53, A52, SQ18, E18, E14, A15, A9, SP48, SQ3, SQ23, E80
Units responded, E164, TRK16, SQ16, CU16, CF16, PM359, A364, A355, E152, A379, E172, U17, B17, SQ18,
E182, SQ3, SQ23, Collapse48, DES, DPS Communications Bus, Frostburg PD, U88, A374, A398, TWR2
 02/12/10 - Second Alarm Residential Fire - LaVale Ave. - MA Co.2
At 1922hrs., Co.18 was alerted for the RIC assignment on the working fire assignment on LaVale
Ave. in LaVale. SQ18 responded with a crew of 8 with AC18-A as officer. The squad was the 5th arriving unit and
was advised by command to set up on side Charlie of the building and to meet up with the Operations Officer. The squad
crew performed a 360-walkaround of the building and assisted with supplying lighting for interior crews. The fire was
found to be in the basement and quickly spread to the first floor and attic. Crews on the scene were faced with extreme
cold temperatures and recent snow accumulation of near 30 inches which hampered the firefighting efforts. Squad 18 remained
on the scene for more than 2 hours before being released by command.
Units alerted: First Alarm: E2, TWR2, E9, QR8, E5, A52
Working Alarm: E6, SQ18, E14, SQ3, E15
Second Alarm: E17, E16, E47
Units responded: CU2, QR8, TWR2, E92, ER2, SQ18, ET14, E52, ET6, SQ2, A374, SQ3, E152, E171, E164, ER47
failed, ER20 transferred to Co.2, Station 2
01/24/10 - Possible Flue Fire - Box 18-1
At 2129hrs., Co.18 was alerted along with Co. 20 and Co.55 for a possible flue fire on Paradise
St. in Midland. E182 responded with a crew of 6 with AC18-A as officer. SQ18 responded with a crew of 7 with Lt.18-A
as officer. CF18 arrived on scene and found normal conditions. The report was for sparks to be coming out of the
chimney when the 911 call was made, but by the time units arrived there was no fire to be found. Paradise St. Command
was held by AC18-A. After a confrontation from the home owner, command was terminated and units cleared the scene.
Units alerted: E18, SQ18, T18, E20, T20, A55
Units responded: CF18, E182, SQ18, ER20, T20, U20, A363.
T18 held in station.
02/08/10 - Heavy Equipment Fire - Old Coney Cemetery Rd. - MA Co.20
At 1449hrs., Co.18 was alerted for a vehicle fire on Cemetery Rd. in Midland. E181 responded
with a crew of 2 with CF18 as officer. Further information was given to E181 and the incident was determined to be in
Co.20's first due area on Old Coney Cemetery Rd. just south of Co.18's first due area. Co.20 was alerted and CF20 arrived
on scene and advised Co.18 units to respond to assist. T18 responded with 2 and B18 responded with 5 with Lt.18-A as
officer. MP20 was the first arriving unit and began an direct attack on a Yuke dump-truck at a mining site off of Old
Coney Cemetery Rd. T18 supplied MP20 and the crew from B18 assisted with a secondary handline to extinguish the fire.
Command was held by CF20. All units clearedthe scene within an hour.
Units alerted: E18, E20
Units reponded: E181, T18, B18, MP20, T20, CF20
01/07/10 - Residential Box 18-1 House Fire
At 2020hrs., Co.18 was alerted along with Co.20 and Co.55 for a possible fire in the attic on Omara Ave.
in Midland. Co.18 responded with a full response. E182 with a crew of 6 with CF18 as officer. SQ18 with
a crew of 8 with AC18-A as officer. T18 with a crew of 2 with FF-E.Campbell as officer, B18 with a crew of 4 with DC18
as officer. And E181 with a crew of 2 with FF-B.Blair as officer. E182 layed a 3" supply from the hydrant at O'mara
Ave. and New George's Creek Rd. E182 arrived on scene and CF18 established the O'mara Ave. Command with light smoke
coming from the second floor on side Bravo. AC18-A took the crews inside and found a small fire in a second floor bedroom.
DC18 had operations. E181 responded to the hydrant at Carr's Allet and Big Lane to establish a secondary water supply.
ER20 arrived on scene at the hydrant at O'mara Ave. and New George's Creek Rd. and was advised to standby there and remain
in service. All other units were placed in service. Units cleared and command terminated within an hour.
Units alerted: E18, SQ18, T18, E20, T20, A55
Units responded: E182, SQ18, T18, E181, B18, ER20, T20, U20, A363
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