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Edmonds Fire Department

The Edmonds Fire Department made 99 calls in and around Edmonds from Oct. 2-8, which brings this year’s total calls to 3,859.

Oct. 8

Thirteen medical responses. Two patients were transported to Stevens Hospital after a minor, rear-end collision at 100th Avenue W and Edmonds Way. A 30-year-old was transported to Stevens Hospital after an allergic reaction to an antibiotic.

One fire response. Firefighters found a zero-percent reading after a carbon monoxide alarm sounded at a residence in the 8400 block of 192nd Street SW.

Oct. 7

Five medical responses. A 90-year-old was helped back into bed. A 94-year-old was transported to Stevens Hospital with possible dehydration.

Two fire responses. After arriving near Meadowdale Marina, Edmonds Battalion Chief advised SnoCom that an illegal beach bonfire could be better accessed from Norma Beach Road by District 1 Lake Serene Station.

Oct. 6

Eight medical responses.

Five fire responses. Food on the stove was left unattended, creating smoke in a residence in the 800 block of Walnut Street. Firefighters took the burned pan of food outside, opened windows and used a power fan to assist with ventilation.

Oct. 5

Twelve medical responses. A 16-year-old with possible facial injuries from a fistfight refused transport and remained with police. A three-car collision at 238th Street SW and Highway 99 required transport of a 20-year-old to Stevens Hospital and another patient to Harborview Medical Center.

Four fire responses. A student activated a false alarm at the former Edmonds-Woodway High School. Burned food in a microwave at Ballinger Court Apartments activated the fire alarm. A neighbor reported a fire alarm in the Edmonds Senior Center; firefighters found an alarm technician working on the system.