04/23/2012


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Friday April 20, 201Members of B Shift responded to
Hebron Baptist Church for a vehicle fire.  Upon arrival E-351 found a vehicle with a fire in the engine compartment.  Everyone was out of the vehicle and the fire was quickly extinguished.  E-351 responded to this incident.



Thursday April 12, 201
Members of C Shift responded to area of Petersburg and Fister Place for a reported auto accident with injuries.  Upon arrival units found a 2 vehicle head-on collision.  One patient was transported to the hospital.  E-351, S-364 and C-376 all responded to this accident.




Wednesday April 11, 201Members of B Shift responded to the area of Limaburg and Youell Roads for an extrication accident.  Upon arrival units found a car upside down in a tree with one person trapped inside and one person already out of the vehicle.  The vehicle was stabilized and the victim was extricated after about 30 minutes.  Both victims were transported to St. Elizabeth Florence with minor injuries.  E-351, E-352, S-364, C-376, Burlington E-701 and S-714 all responded to this incident.



Tuesday April 10, 201
Members of A Shift responded to the area of Petersburg and Aviation for a reported auto accident with extrication.  Upon arrival units found a head-on accident with one person entrapped.  The entrapped patient was quickly extricated and transported to University of Cincinnati Hospital by AirCare.  C-376, E-351, E-352, S-364 and Airport S-964 all responded to this incident.



Sunday April 8, 201
Members of B Shift responded to assist Burlington with a structure fire on Apollo Drive.  Upon arrival Burlington units found heavy fire in the attic of a by-level house.  Hebron personnel assisted with extinguishment and overhaul of the fire.  Crews initially started an interior attack but were pulled back due to possible roof collapse and the main body of fire was knocked down with Ladder 710's master stream.  Crews were then able to go back in and mop-up.  There was heavy damage to the house.  E-351 and L-360 both responded to assist Burlington with this fire.




Wednesday March 7, 201
Members of B Shift responded to the intersection of Northbend and Langley for a reported auto accident with extrication.  Upon arrival units found a t-bone accident involving two vehicles.  One subject was still trapped in his vehicle but was able to be accessed from the passenger side without extrication.  One patient was transorted to the hospital.  E-351, E-352 and S-364 all responded to this accident.




Saturday March 3, 201
Members of B Shift responded to Rightway Nursery on Northbend Road for a reported dumpster fire.  Upon arrival units found a 6 yd dumpster on fire.  The dumpster was filled with yard waste and other debris and the fire was quickly extinguished.  Engine 351 responded to this incident.



Friday March 2, 201
Members of HFPD responded with the Northern Kentucky Technical Rescue Team to Piner, Ky to assist with search and rescue from tornado damage.  An F-3 Tornado roared through parts of Northern Kentucky on this date.  There was extensive damage and several residents did lose their lives.  HFPD members assisted with checking damaged houses and rescuing victims as needed.


 

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