| Past Call Stats |
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STA3 |
STA9 |
| 2007 |
1075 |
935 |
| 2006 |
1149 |
833 |
| 2005 |
935 |
756 |
| 2004 |
873 |
825 |
| 2003 |
918 |
832 |
| 2002 |
847 |
695 |
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Haircuts for Hunter
JULY 17
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Firefighter Mike George's nephew, Hunter Scott is a 4-year old boy who just recently had a malignant
tumor removed from his brain. He will be undergoing chemotherapy for the next several months. He will start to loose his hair during this process and we ask you show your support by getting a "Haircut for Hunter". Nina Guy, the owner of Toby's Barbershop, and her staff have generously donated their ... (Full Story & Photos)
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The New Truck Drawings Finalized
JULY 17
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Over the past few months while the final steps were being taken and the steel being ordered for our ladder truck the drawings and some additional things were being done behind the scenes. After a meeting with our salesman Denny Warren on July 9th 2008 the final drawings, dash layout and paint samples were finalized and signed by the committee chairperson. From the Seagrave factory our ladder truck ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Tanker 442 from Fairfax County Virgina filling in at Station 9.
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Engine 91 replacement committee gets a look at some Pierce apparatus
JULY 16
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On July 17, 2008 the members of the engine and tanker committee headed by the chairman Jeff Bixby had the opportunity to see up close and personal a new Pierce pumper along with a 3000 gallon tanker. Randy Schwartz of Pierce brought the apparatus down to station 9 for some hands on inspection by all the committee and other interested members of the department.
The committee was formed to draw up ... (Full Story & Photos)
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MVA Three Notch Rd @ Chancellors Run Rd
JULY 16
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On Friday July 11, 2008 @ 16:14 hours, Bay District Volunteers were alerted to a Motor Vehicle Accident with Injuries at the intersection of Three Notch Road @ Chancellors Run Road. Within 30 seconds of dispatch Engine 92, Squad 3, and Chief 9B were on the road with 15 personnel. At 16:16 hours, Engine 92 under the direction of Captain 9 (Jeff Bixby) arrived on the scene of a two vehicle rear end ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Ye Old Bay District Volunteers Swimming Hole
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The Old Swimming Hole of the Bay District Volunteers
JULY 12
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It's a job that comes up every year and the older members of the department step up to the task at hand.
That job is the annual pump test on all of our pumpers and brush trucks. This is something that is required by the National Fire Protection Association to be performed once a year on all the Class A pumpers in the department. There is nothing pretty about the job but it has to be done so the ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Smoke Showing From Abells Tavern
JULY 11
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On July 11, 2008 at 2003 hours the Volunteers From Valley Lee and Bay District were alerted to the Abells Tavern at 20281 Piney Point Road for a Commercial Building Fire. Within seonds of the dispatch Chief 6(Crowder), Chief 3(Johnson) and Engine 33(Chief 3B Evans) were on the road with a total of 6. Engine 91, Truck Company 3 and Tower 9 all responded along with Engine 61, Engine 63, and Engine ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Training Burn at Harry Lundberg
JULY 11
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On Tuesday July 8th at 1700 hours, a couple of crews departed station 9 for an evening of live fire training. The crews were lead through 5 different scenarios, all of them teaching basic firefighting tactics. The crews laid out, pulled a line, advanced it into the structure, and had to locate and extinguish the fire. This exercise was meant to culminate over a month of daytime training put on ... (Full Story)
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Extrication Drill in the rear of Station 3 on July 7, 2008
JULY 07
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July 7, 2008 at 1900 hours with storms threatening crews from both stations 3 and 9 geared up and loaded up to continue the extrication class that had been started a few weeks ago. This time it was not all talk and no cutting as the firefighters were given different scenarios by Asst. Chief Joe Gould and expected to perform them exactly like it shows in the books. We take this training very seriously ... (Full Story & Photos)
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A great turnout on a hot July night for drill.
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