LT. 22
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From what I have seen and read about Kentland, I think their a great Dep. They run a crazy amount of calls and all of them are Vols. There website shows they run alot of jobs and I know when I driving to a job, I drive just alittle more aggressive. (Im sure Im not the only one)
So the percentage is much greater for them to be involved in an accident. Not saying you have to be going to a job to be involved in a accident, ecause anytime the rig is on the road something can happen. I know fire truck accidents are a problem across the country not just in PGC.
As for the allegations against some of there members fighting and turning off air bottles at fires and ripping off facepeices inside fires, I find some of that hard to believe. I saw the video of the Kentland Saergent pushing and screaming at another Dep. member at a fire and that was wrong. Kentlands leadership handled the problem right away and the Saergent was let go from the Department. However I find it hard to believe that anyone can turn off an SCBA bottle on someones back(in a fire). Also I cant see a fellow firefighter ripping off anothers facepiece in a fire. Again this is just my opinion, I was not there!!
Just a sidenote, from what I hear the PGC leadership does not recognize Kentland33 very much for all the money saved or time given up to serve the people of PGC. Maybe this is the source of alot of the problems.(on both sides)
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Date: 4/14/06
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Location: RT. 15(Merritt Parkway) N/B Between exits 40 and 41
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Units Operating: Norwalk Car 2, E1, R2, Norwalk EMS, CT State Police
Description Of Incident: Serious MVA with extrication.
Writer:
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New Canaan ladder 3. 2003 Seagrave Lo-Pro rearmount.
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Date: 3/29/06
Time:06:00
Location: Ridge Ave. at Columbia ST.
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Units Operating:BFD
Description Of Incident: Heavy fire in a 3 str. wood. Fire on all floors in the rear.
Writer: Bridgeport Police officer called it in and also rescued one from the first floor. BFD found a woman and a child on the 3rd floor and removed them. Both the woman and child did not survive.
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New Canaan(Fairfield)CT
Our Ladder 3 is a 2001 Seagrave Lo-Pro rearmount
This was our only option due to door height restriction
I must say, it has proven to be an outstanding truck!!
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Date: 3/22/06
Time:21:00
Location: New Canaan/Norwalk
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Units Operating:
Description Of Incident:Three large transformers blew in a Norwalk power substation. About 20,000 CL&P costumers in New Canaan and Norwalk lost power at about 21:00 hrs and were still with out power at the time of this post(23:45). New Canaan and Norwalk FD, EMS, and PD have been running numerous calls.
Writer:
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Date: 3/21/06
Time:19:15
Location: 4146 Madison Ave.
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Units Operating: TFD
Description Of Incident: Heavy fire first floor of a 2 sty wdfrm house
Writer:
19:58-Main body of fire K/D, Searches Neg. Red Cross req for displaced res.
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Date: 3/9/06
Time:10:55
Location: I-95(CT TPKE) S/B After exit 19
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Units Operating:FFD CT State Police
Description Of Incident: Uhaul box truck overturned trapping the driver and spilling its contents on the road. Driver was extricated with serious injs. On a side note State police found a few boxs from the truck full of hand guns and rifles.
Writer: LT. 22
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Date: 3/9/06
Time:9:50
Location: 51 Boswell ST.
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Units Operating: Stratford FD
Description Of Incident: Working Fire in 2 story wdfm structure.
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9:50- Units on scene with heavy fire showing from 2nd fl. s/c for add engine.
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Date: 3/5/06
Time:19:53
Location: Deepwood Ln
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Units Operating: NFD
Description Of Incident: Working fire in a vacant house under renovation
Writer:
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New Canaan, CT FD had 1019(all fire) runs for 2005
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Date: 12-25-05
Time:16:01
Location: 34 West Ave.
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Units Operating: Norwalk FD
Description Of Incident: Heavy Fire on the first floor of a multi-family building.
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Date: 11/30/05
Time: 0845
Location: New Canaan(Fairfield) CT.
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Units Operating:Car2 Eng4 R5 Amb351 Med350
Description Of Incident:
Fire units were dispatched to the Metro North train crossing at Grove st. for a train rescue. Upon arrival units found a train wich had lost power just after leaving the station. Fire units used ground ladders to evacuate about 60 people from the rear of the train. No injurys were reported, however EMS was on standby.
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Date: 11/26/05
Time:0857
Location: 26 Hill ST.
Frequency:
Units Operating: NC units>Car1 Car2 3621 3622 3624 3625 Eng1 Eng2 Lad3 R5 U64 Amb350 Med351 mutual Aid>Norwalk Eng1 Wilton Eng4 Station coverage Vista NY. Eng143
Description:
0858 Eng1 Eng2 Lad3 R5 U64 Disp possible structure fire
0900 PD on scene reporting working fire w/2 ppl trapped 2nd floor
0900 Car1 request 2nd alarm Eng1 on arrv smoke showing
0903 2 occ rescued from 2nd and 3rd floor via ground ladder
0903 lines streched and working 1st and 2nd floor
0910 prim and sec searches neg
0929 fire under control
in Operations (Fire-EMS-Police-911)
Posted · Edited by LT. 22
(Who cares how many calls they run. Thats no excuse for acting like a-holes, in fact it is a reason to act MORE safely and profesionally. Also I hope its not my family that gets in your way when you're responding to "the big one" since you said you drive more aggresively to calls. Be careful, the first injury you cause because of your aggressive driving may be the last time you act that way.)
First of all I dont drive recklessly to calls. All I said is I drive alittle more aggresively to structure fires!! Say compared to a AFA.