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09/01/2010


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HFPD Receives New Hazmat Truck for Northern Kentucky Hazmat    The Northern Kentucky Hazmat Team has taken delivery of a 2010 Freightliner/Summit CBRNE Hazmat Response unit.  The truck was placed in service this week and can respond throughout Northern Kentucky and the Tri-state area on Hazardous Materials and Weapons of Mass Destruction calls.  The unit is stationed at Hebron Station 1 and is staffed, as needed with Hazmat technicians.


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Wednesday September 1, 2010  Members of B Shift responded to the 600 block of Petersburg Road for a reported structure fire.  Upon arrival units found a garage building to be about 75% involved in fire.  There was a fuel tank exposure next to the building that was undamaged.  The fire was quickly brought under control and extinguished.  E-351. E-352, L-360, S-364, R-374, C-375, C-376, C-377, Airport E-974, Point Pleasant L-1360 and Burlington T-720 all responded to this incident.


Wednesday August 11, 2010 
Members of B Shift responded to the 10.8 mm on EB I-275 for a reported auto accident with injuries.  Upon arrival units found a vehicle that had rolled several times along the side of the highway.  The driver was transported to University of Cincinnati Hospital by AirCare.  E-351, E-352 and S-364 all responded to this incident.

Tuesday July 27, 2010  Members of B Shift responded to the 5200 block of River Road for a reported accident with extrication.  Upon arrival  units found a car that had rolled over several time on it's top in a yard.  There were three patients outside of the vehicle and no extrication was needed.  All three patients were transported to either University or Children's Hospital.  E-351, E-352, S-364, Point Pleasant 1364 and Burlington 714 all responded to this incident.


Tuesday July 6, 2010  Members of B Shift responded to the offramp from WB I-275 to Northbend Road for a reported vehicle fire.  Upon arrival units found a fire in the engine compartment of the vehicle.  Everyone was out of the vehicle and uninjured.  The fire was quickly extinguished, but the car did receive significant damage.  E-351 and E-352 both responded to this incident.


Monday July 5, 2010  Members of A Shift responded to Hart Drive for a report of a brush fire next to a house.  Upon arrival units found that the fire had been extinguished by the homeowner and minor damage was caused to the siding on the house.  E-351 responded to this call.


Tuesday June 8, 2010  Members of C Shift responded to Swan Circle for a reported structure fire.  Upon arrival units found smoke showing from the garage area.  The fire had started in a garbage can outside and spread to the side of the house.  Crews extinguished fire that had extended to the attic and checked for extension.  The damage was limited to the garage area of the structure and everyone escaped from the house uninjured.  E-352, E-351, L-360, S-364 and Point Pleasant L-1360 all responded to this incident.


Thursday June 3, 2010  Members of B Shift responded to the 1100 block of Aviation Blvd for a reported structure fire.  Upon arrival units found two pallets of cardboard on fire that had been moved outside.  The building was filled with smoke and crews investigated finding no further fire.  The fire was quickly extinguished and smoke removed with minimal damage being caused to the business.  E-351, E-352, L-360, S-364, C-375, Airport 974 and 975, and Point Pleasant V-1367 all responded to this incident.


Wednesday June 2, 2010  Members of A Shift responded to the 2600 block of Berwood Lane for a reported structure fire.  Upon arrival units found nothing showing but the homeowner advised she opened her door and saw smoke and heard the smoke detectors activating.  Upon further investigation units found that a fire had occured in the bedroom and had burned out prior to their arrival.  There was smoke damage throughout the house.  L-360, E-352, C-377, S-364 and Burlington E-701 all responded to this incident.



 

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