The Edmonds Fire Department made 107 calls in and around Edmonds from June 19-25, bringing this year’s total calls to 2,365.
June 19
Medical crews evaluated 10 patients; four were involved in three separate car accidents.
Fire crews responded to eight calls, including four beauty-bark fires.
June 20
Medical responses totaled eight. An intoxicated 16-year-old found lying on a sidewalk was transported to Stevens Hospital.
Fire crews were dispatched eight times. A passerby put out a car-engine fire at 300 Admiral Way with a fire extinguisher. A refrigerator with an electrical problem burned a kitchen floor in the 20400 block of 80th Ave. W.
June 21
Fire crews responded to seven incidents, including a beauty-bark fire in the 23800 block of Highway 99. Probable cause of the fire was a discarded cigarette butt.
June 22
Medical crews evaluated 12 patients, including a 46-year-old who was transported to Stevens Hospital with an apparent allergic reaction of unknown origin. A 73-year-old operating a motorized scooter was struck by a bus and later transported to Northwest Hospital.
Fire crews were dispatched four times. Investigation of an extinguished beauty-bark fire found no evidence of the cause.
June 23
Seven responses by fire crews included a tree fire in the 8600 block of 200th Street Southwest caused by downed high-voltage wires, and a smoldering trash can in the 22100 block of Highway 99.
June 24
Medical calls totaled six, including three calls to patients in their 90s who suffered from abdominal pain, a decreased level of consciousness and a fall.
Fire crews were dispatched to seven incidents, including a sprinkler water flow alarm at the Boo Han Plaza.
June 25
Medical crews evaluated 12 patients. A 26-year-old was transported to Stevens Hospital for stitches after being involved in an altercation.
Fire crews responded to seven calls.
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