The Edmonds Fire Department made 105 calls in and around Edmonds from Nov. 22 – 28, bringing the total calls for the year to 4,590.
Nov. 28
Medics administered aid to 13 patients.
Nov. 27
Medics responded to 10 calls.
Firefighters responded to a reported fire in a park in the 22000 block of 84th Ave. W. The crew found no fire in the park, but did find a resident on the edge of the park burning tree branches in a burn barrel. The home owner put out the fire when informed that such fires were illegal in Snohomish County.
Nov. 26
Medics were called out on 12 calls.
Nov. 25
Medics treated 15 patients before transporting nine to Stevens Hospital and two to the Northwest Hospital for further evaluations.
Nov. 24
Medics had another very busy day tending to 19 patients, including assisting a passenger of a car which was rear-ended in the 22500 block of Highway 99. The patient suffered a minor neck injury and had to be backboarded before being transported to Stevens Hospital.
Medics also tended to three young girls involved in a head-on car collision in the 200 block of Highway 99. All three suffered bruises and were transported to Stevens Hospital.
Firefighters responded to a reported power line down in the 18800 block of 92nd Ave. W. The crew found the line on the ground arcing heavily, which caused a large brush fire and fire on the power pole. They extinguished the fire, contacted the PUD and warned all home owners affected by the downed line to remain in their homes until power was secured.
Nov. 23
Medics administered aid to 18 patients before transporting 15 to Stevens Hospital for further evaluations. Two of the patients were involved in a car jacking in the 1100 block of N. 205th Street and had to be backboarded before being transported to Stevens.
Nov. 22
Medics responded to six calls during the day.
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