At 02:26 Station 20 was toned out to provide mutual aid to the city of Suffolk by standing by @ Station 7. Engine 20 responded with a crew of four. City of Suffolk firefighters were battling a garage fire in the 7000 block of Indian Trail. Engine 20 and crew were released at...
During a series of severe thunderstorms, Station 20 was toned out at 17:50 to the 3000 block of Larwrence Dr. for a home possibly struct by lighting. Engine 20, Engine 22 and Tanker 20 responded. The thermal imaging camera was used to check for extention with none found. All apparatus was relea...
At 11:31 Station 20 was toned out for a single vehicle overturned in the 34000 block of Lees Mill Rd. Engine 20 responded and upon arrival, reported a single vehicle overturned in the ditch. 203 established command and checked for hazards and injuries. With no hazards found ...
At 12:22 Station 20 was toned out for a brush fire in the 33000 block of Harvest Dr. Brush 20 and Attack 20 responded. Upon arrival 203 assumed command and found a small fire in a hay bailer and numerous small fires in the hay field. Command called for ...
At 23:20 Station 20 was toned out for a overturned vehicle in the 30000 block of Colosse Rd. Engine 20 and EMS 20 responded and met the driver of the vehicle being transported POV on Colosse Rd. Patient was packaged and transfered to Medic 72 for transport. Engine 20 and EMS...
About 6 years ago your CVFD saw a need to expand our service to you.We began providing EMS First Responder service within our run area.We currently have about twenty active medical providers certified at the EMT level or higher.These members have opted to take a minimum of 110 hours of additional training and testing to reach the minimum level.They then have to maintain that training by meeting state mandated continuing education requirements.This service costs an additional $20 to $25 thousand dollars a year to provide.I mention this because I want you to know where your money goes when we ask for your support at one of our many fund raisers.While we commit to provide the manpower for the service, we need your commitment to help fund the service.Congratulations to Trevor, John and Cody for recently attaining that certification.Also, thanks to those that made the commitment to the class, but fell a little short in attaining certification.Even without the card, your efforts will make CVFD a better provider to our community.