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HomeMy WebLinkAboutReport of the Fire Department for Oct 2002CAYUGA HEIGHTS FIRE DEPARTMENT 194 Pleasant Grove Road Ithaca, NY 14850 (607) 257 -2377 Honorable Walter Lynn, Mayor Board of Trustees Village of Cayuga Heights Monthly Report- October, 2002 During the Month of October, the Cayuga Heights Fire Department responded to twenty- one medical emergencies and sixteen fire related calls. Of the calls, eleven were in the Town of Ithaca and nineteen were in the Village. The fire department also provided mutual aid assistance seven times during the month. The Cayuga Heights Fire Department received no mutual aid assistance. The fire department responded to seven mutual aid calls, five calls were to the City of Ithaca and two were to Lansing. Sincerely, Jeffrey Randall Fire Chief/ Superintendent "HELP PREVENT FIRES" Cayuga Heights Fire Department Incident Run Log Date Time Address Fire Companlo:All Date Range: From 10101/2002 to 10731/2002 Box/Zond Code:Al1 Situation Found:All Exclude Mutual Aids:No Exclude Exoosurea:No Occupant Situation Found ? Brush, or brush and grass Cayuga Heights Fire Deparbnent personnel responded to a report ofa tree, brush, and grassfire at 336 N. Sunset Drive but could not locate the occupant. Investigation revaled a small brush fire at the above location that was extinguished bythe owner upon our arrival. Olticer Steinmetz informed the owner about local open -bum ordinances. Units were returned in service afer confuming that the fue was extinguished. 1.00 10/12002 1931 (Sce three page PCR943292433 report, two page continuation roan, two-page narrative, and one -page ECO printouts) Cayuga Heigin Firc/EMS personnel responded to a rescue all at One above location for a motor vehicle accident with injuries. CHFD units provided extrication, patient care, traffi c control and assistance to Tompkins County Sheriffs Department personnel for investigation of 01e scene. : -000342-00 10/22002 12:18 ) Dispatched As canceled an route [See PCRA4. 8041405) Cayuga Heights Fire/EMS personel wire alled for an emergency medical all reporting a bicycle accident at the above location The all was cancelled by Hangs ambulance beforeunits leR the station uuu.f43 -W ]02/2002 18:45 1' EMS call, excluding vehh [See PCRN4804 1 4 061 Cayuga Heights FinJEMS personnel responded to an emagenry medial call at the above location. Personnel arrived at the sane and found a twenty-one year old male patient inthe care of Cornell University (CU)police, CU -EMS and CU Environments] Health and Safetypersonnel. CHFD stood by. All patient are was handled by CU -EMS who 4arssponedt6e patient m the hospital. [Sa PCR44. 8041407) Cayuga Heights Fkc1EMS personnel responded to an emergency medial all at the above location. Personnel arrived at the scene and found a thirty -two year old female eamplainingofseverediurhea. History,arsessmadandemn tainWak4mdlhanaB Patient arc was transferred to Bangs unbulance personnel. 002 -000344-00 10142002 22:14 a EMS call, excluding IS" PCR443292434) Cayuga Heights FlreJEMS personnel responded to an emergency medical all, atthe above location, for a report Of a patient with general illness. Personnel arrived at the sane and found the patient in the care of Cornell University Emergency medical personnel (CU -EMS). All padem care was handled by CU-EMS and Bangs ambulance personaaL CHFD stood by until released. 002 -000346 -00 10152002 23:43 EMS call, excluding w (Sae PCR#4- 8041409) Cayuga Heights Fhe/EMS personnel responded to an emergenrymedical all at the above location for a report of a patient who had fallm and had had injuries and respiratory distress. Personnel arrived at the cane and found a seventy-seven year old male conscious and alert complaining ofa bad injury. History, assessment and cam were done. Patient are was transferred to Bangs ambulance personnel. 2002 -000347.00 10/62002 03:27 -- EMS ca0, excluding w [See FCR#4- 8041410) Cayuga Heights Fire/EMS personnel responded ton emergency medial all reporting a patient who fell and had a 1 laceration. Personnel arrived at the sane and found a female adult inthe cue of Kendal nursingstaff History,assessmeniandearewae initiated and then all patient are was transferred to Bangs ambulance personnel. :002 -000348 -00 10/62002 13:29 1 Electrical wiring/equipment Cayuga Heights Fire Department personnel responded to a call for a vehicle fire at the above location. Personnel arrived at the sane and investigated. Personnel found scar in theroad tlmtvm smoking due to a faulty wire connection The wire was for area plate light The owner cut and taped off the wire. 002 600349 00 10/9/2002 10:46 _. EMS call, excluding veldt (See PCR#4- 804141 t) Cayuga Heights FireiEMS personnel responded to an emergency medical all reporting an unresponsive female, at the abovelocation. Personnel arrived at the sane and found an eighty -five year old female in the care of Bangs ambulance personnel. CHFDstood by. All patient care was handled by Bangs ambulance. )02 -000350-00 101102002 18:04 Hazardous condition, othe Cayuga Heights Fire Department personnel were called for a hazardous condition at the above location Personnel arrived at the sane, investigated, and found phone wires down on the road. The lward was removed and the ounce ofthe inoppemble phone was contacted. CHFD contacted dispatch and had them contact Verizon to service the resideata phone. 102 -000351 -00 10/132002 00 :27 s EMS all, excluding vehir [See PCP,: 4- 80414121 Cayuga Heights FhWEMS personnel responded to an emergency medial call at the above location. Personnel arrived at the sane and found an elderly male complaining of chest pain, History, assessment, and care were done. Patient care was transferred to Bangs ambulana personnel who transported the patient ate: 11/1312002 Paee: 1 Time: 2:29 11 Date Time Address Occupant Situation Found AD Hazardous condition Cayuga Heights Fire Department (CHFD) personnel responded for a report of a haurdous condition (smoke odor or condition) at the above location. Personnel arrived at the =a and received a report from Cayuga Heights Polictilat a dryer belt had broken/malled. Thebuilding was evacuated and CHFD investigated. The interior crew verged theeonditiom No fuawasfound in the dud work The tenant was instructed not to use the dryer until it was serviced. The dryer was left unplugged. IO/132002 22:05 Cover assignment, standby, 10/142002 10:28 EMS call. excluding vehicle [See PCR#S- 80414133 Cayuga Heights Fire/EMS personnel responded to an emergency medical call, reporting& patient with chest pain and difficulty breathing, at the above location. Parsnmel arrived at the scene and found the patient in One care of Bangs ambulance personnel. CHFD stood by until released by Bangs. All patient rare was handled by Bangs. CHFD lad no patient contact Cayuga Heights Fire Department personnel were called to standby for Ithaca Faro Department, at their Central Station, while one of thew ladder trucks was out of service and the o0ur was in Interlaken for a fire. CHFD was released when #933 entered the city. 10/1412OD2 14:03 Cover assigarnem, Cayuga Heights Fire Department (CHFD) responded to a mutual aid all with hloaca Fire Department (IFD), for an alarm activation at One above location. CHFDstoodby%vWleltham Fie Departnherdinvestigated. IFD detemdned Oherewmanunintentional activation caused by consiruetion workers. CHFD was released from the scene by IFD command. 10/1512002 09:06 EMS call, excluding ve [See PCR#4. 80414143 Cayuga Heights Fire/EMS personnel responded to an nnergency medial call at the above location, for a report of a patient with debydration. Personnel arrived at the sane and found a seventy -tour year old male complaining of general weakness. History, assessement and we were initiated and then transferred to Bangs ambulance personnel who traralvned the patient to Cayuga Medial Center. EMS call, excluding ve 3See PCRk4- 80414153 Cayuga Heights Fire/EMS personnel responded to an emergency medial all at the above location for a report of a hand laceration. Personnel arrived at the sane and found a thirtyKlght year old female with a laceration otter pointer finger of the right hand. 7be patient refused transportation to Cayuga Medial Center and signed a CNY EMS Patienlre& sal form . 000359 -00 10/162002 20:59 EMS all, excluding vehir I (Ste PCRA4- 80414163 Cayuga Heights FirdEMS personnel responded to an emergency medical all at the above location for a report of a patient vdth an asthma attack Personnel arrived at the scene and found a nine year old female complaining ofastluna and trouble breathing. History, assessment and are were ir"ated and then transferred to Bangs ambulance personal. 2002.00036000 10/172002 08:59 1 Dispatched &ai=led to Cayuga Heights Fire Department responded to a mutual aid to Lansing all at the above location. 7be all was cancelled emoute. 1002 -000361 -00 10/172002 11:28 Harmatre ;lus Fire Department were tailed to Oaeabovelocation for&report of a huardousawodition. Parsomelarrivadatthesaoe, and found no hared. 002 -000362.00 Cayuga Heights Fire Department personnel were called 002. 000363 -00 10/192002 20:45 [See PCR#4- 90414173 Cayuga Heights Fire/EMS personnel responded to an emergency medial call at the above location. Personnel arrived at the sane and found an eighty -two year old female complaining of a rapid heart rate and shoraea afbreath. History, assessment and are were initiated and then all patient are was transferred to Bangs ambulance nersonnel who tranmrM.A the natimt. -000364-00 10202002 02:34 [Sa PCR#4.80414183 Cayuga Heights FirelEMS personnel had laceration Personnel arrived al the scene and found an Patient are was knnstared to Bangs ambulance Personnel. t an emergency medical all at the above location, for a report of a Did patient in the are of Cornell University EMS personnel. y and had no patient contact. vehicle 02.ODD365.00 10222002 07:31 C . " CO detector activation due to I1 Cayuga Heights Fire Department personnel responded to the above location for a report oft carbon monoxide detector activation. The occupant reported a carbon monoxide detaclor activation in the living room. The detector was a nighthawk KN -COPP3 with an AC power plug Thu readings were between 200.300ppm. Firefighters checked the roan with CHFD hand -held meter, but only got readings of 0 -lppm. CHFD compared the readings ofhh hand -held meter, the nighthawk, and a third carbon monoxide detector owned by the occupant. Only the nighthawk detector reported high carbon monoxide levels. It was concluded that the nighthawk detector use faulty. CHFD reebeeked all rooms at various elevations with the CHFD hand-held detector but still obtained 0 -1ppm readings. The occupant denied any headache, nausea or other carbon monoxide posoning symptoms. The occupant was advised to all 911 ifshe had any other problems. Afollow -up all made at 1:00 PM (13 00 hours) onthe same day revealed all was normaL 10222002 12:00 F EMS (See PCR94 32924353 Cayuga Heights Fire)EMS personnel responded to an emergency medial all at the above location for a report of an asOuna attack. Personnel arrived at the scene and found a fifty-eight year old male tornplainingof an asthma attack and in respiratory distress. History, assessment and arc were initiated and then transferred to Bangs ambulance personnel who transported the patient 2 -000367 -00 1023/2002 20:48 EMS all, excluding ve [Ste PCR94- 90414203 Cayuga Heights Fire/EMS personnel responded to an emergency medical call at the above location for a report of a patient with a rapid hear rate. Personnel arrived at The scene and found an eigbty -ilea year old female complaining of a rapid been rate. History, assessment and care were initiated and then all patient care use transferred to Bangs ambulance personnel. te: 11113/2002 Incident# Dale Time Address Occupant Situation Found Attending 002 -000368-00 10/232002 21:26 dT Cover aesignment, sundby, 22 Cayuga Heights Fee Department personnel responded to a mutual aid to Ithaca Fire Department (IrD), and stoodby al IFD Central Station until released. 002-000369-00 10242002 01:31 EMS call, excluding velucle 9 [See PCRd4- 8041421] Cayuga Heights firdlIMS personnel responded to an emergency medial call, at the above location, for a report of an eidaly patient with chest pain. Personnel arrived at the scene and found to patient in the are of nursing staff. History, assessment and care were initiated and then all patient care was transferred to Bangs ambulance personnel. 002 -000370 -00 10242002 13:21 Dispatched & canceled en route I [See PCRtt4- 8041422) Cayuga Heights Fire/EMS personnel were called for an emergency medical call, at to above location, for a report of a patent who had fallen. 71e call was cancelled by Bangs ambulance. 002 -000371 -00 10282002 18:42 EMS call, excluding vehicle 13 [Sea PCRA4. 3292251) Cayuga Heights FirdBMS personnel responded to an emergency medical call, at to above location, for a report of a patient with general illness. Personnel arrived at to scene and found a puddle aged female ennplaiuiog of general illness. History, assessment and =a were initiated and then all patent =a was transferred to Bangs ambulance personnel who transported the patent to Cayuga Medical Center. 12OD2-000372-00 1029!2002 00:24 EMS call, excluding vehicle 7 [See PCR44- 32922521 Cayuga Heights Fee7EMS personnel responded to an emergency medical call at the above location. Personnel arrived at the scene and found an eighty -six year old male complaining of chest pain. History, assessment and we were initiated and then all patent care was transferred to Bugs ambulance personnel. 2002 -000373 -00 10/302002 04:59 - '. EMS call, excluding vehicle 5 [See PCRN4. 32922531 Cayuga Heights Fee/EMS personnel respond to an emergency medical call, at the above location, for a report of a male patent with severe, pain on the tight side. Personnel arrived at the scene and stoodby. CHFD had no patent contact :002 -000374-00 101302002 09:54 EMS call, excluding vehicle 3 [See PCRtl4.32922541 Cayuga Heights Fee/EMS personnel responded to an emergency medical call, at the above location, for a report of a patent with analtered level of consciousness. CHFD and Bugs ambulance personnel arrived at the sane simultaneously. Alipatientarewas handled by Bangsambulena. CHFD stoodby to assist Bangs with moving the patent tithe ambu lance. 002-000375 -00 10/302002 19:50 Water problem, other 6 Cayuga Heights Fire Department personnel responded to a all at the above location for a water condition. Personnel arrived at the sane, investigated and removed the water. )02 -000376.00 10/312002 21:01 EMS call, excluding vehicle 13 [Ste PCR94- 8041268] Cayuga Heights FirwEMS personnel responded to an emergency medical cab, at the above location, for a report of a male patient with head pain. Personnel arrived at the sane and found a twenty year old male in the care of other EMS personnel and complaining ofhad pain and loss of consciousness from a collision with snotherplayer during a soccer game. History,assessmentandeare were vitiated and ten all patent cars was transferred to Bangs ambulance personnel. Total Incidents: 37 to : 11(13 /2002 Page- 3 Time: 2:2 P1 ^ A O W 0o W J W Q\ W W A W W W N W W O N W N N N .•-� N O r J T to In A ✓ W ..- N �-- O O C rL C :, ;o n % a y cr co co ° co �o, �• 7g; cc "'• �u w � ° � o � e � w cn S 5 5 5 0 � � " 5' �: � °. 'U m l7 O y0 8 [� N Qq�' �J• .. < 0 � O p• .. Q . 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All Situation Found: All Exclude Alutual Aids: No Exclude Exposures: No Response Time Response Time (Minutes) Number of Incidents Totals Additional 0-1 9 Longest Time: 11.0 2-3 16 incidcnt4: 000368 4-5 6-7 5 2 Average Time: 3.4 8-9 3 > 10 177� 2 Apparatus Travel Time Travel Time (Minutes) Number of Incidents Totals Additional 0-4 34 Longest Time: 12.0 7 5-9 1 Incident{!: 000368 10-14 15-19 2 0 Average Time: 2.6 20-24 0 > 25 0 Incident Length Incident Length (Minutes) Number of Incidents Totals Additional 0-29 32 Longest Time: 119.0 30-59 4 Incident4: 000355 60-89 0 Average Time: 16.7 90-119 1 120-149 0 > 150 0 jDate: 11113/2002 Page: 1 Time: 2:34 PM1 N A7 A7 At CL w CL :Q CL w CL to CD QQ CD TQ CD CD K, rD ro -no w tv 00 C N %D ro Fire Department: 55002 Cayuga Heights Fire Department Companlex :AO Dale Range: From 10/012002 to 10131/2002 Box/Zone/ Code: All Situation Found: All Incident Totals by Time of Day Exclude Mutual Aida: No Exclude Expoxurn: No Time of Day Totals Attend 00:00 - 00:59 2 6.0 01:00 - 01:59 1 9.0 02:00 - 02:59 >: 1 7.0 03:00 - 03:59 2 6.5 04:00 - 04:59 1 5.0 05:00 - 65:59 0 0.0 06:00 - 06:59 0 0.0 07:00 - 07:59 `_:`'> <_ 1 11.0 08:00 - 08:59 ,�> < :::;:;. 1 09:00 - 09:59 <, _ .. <..:. a?;.:; 2 4.0 10:00 - 10:59 2 6.5 11:00 - 11:59 1 8.0 12:00 -12:59 4 7.3 3 . :: t'z, >:,, <F kr.:z:: c. 13:00 - 13:59 2 8.5 14:00 - 14:59 :< 1 4.0 15:00 -15:59 1 11.0 16:00 - 16:59 0 0.0 17:00 - 17:59 1 17.0 18 :00 - 18 :59 3 11.7 19 :00 - 19 :59 n 3 14.7 20:00 - 20 :59 3 11.7 21:00 -21:59 2 17.5 22 :00 - 22 :59 2 9.0 23 :00 - 23:59 1 15.0 Date: 11/13/2002 Page: l Time: 2:31 PM Cayuga Heights Fire Department Companles:Ai1 Dale Range: From 10101/2002 to 10/31/2002 I Box/Zone/ Code: AR 17 10-14 Situation Found: All Average Attendance at NFIRS Incidents Exclude Mutual Aids: No 15-19 Exclude Exposures: No (Attendance I I Totals 0 -4 1 ' 5 5 -9 I I 17 10-14 7 15-19 0 6 20-24 2 25-29 0 30-34 0 35-39 0 40 -44 0 45-49 0 50-54 0' 55 -59 0 60-64 0 65-69 0 70-74 0 75-79 0 80-84 0 85 -89 0 90-94 0 > 95 0 Lowest Attendance: 1 Incident Number: 000370 Highest Attendance: 22 Incident Number: 000368 Average Response: 9.61 Date: 11/13/2002 Page: 1 Time: 2:40 PMI