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Totals 2013	Fire	EMS
Jan	10	25
Feb	1	13
Mar	8	16
Apr	3	15
May	5	22
Jun	15	20
Jul	5	15
Aug	3	15
Sep	4	14
Oct
Nov
Dec

West Side Volunteer Fire Dept.
P.O. Box 85
Bivalve, MD 21814

410-873-2140
410-873-2170 Fax

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6-13-13

SINGLE VEHICLE MVC

MVC With Injuries: June 13, 2013 Station 12 was
alerted for a single vehicle MVC at the intersection on
Nanticoke Rd & Royal Oak Rd. EMS arrived with a single
patient with head injuries. EMS transported to PRMC.
CMD left the scene with MSP.

6-12-13

HOUSE FIRE

House Fire: June 12, 2013 at 1621 hrs Stations 12,5,9
were alerted for a house fire on Nutter Rd, Cmd arrived to
find a house with smoke and fire showing. Station 12,5
units were all hands working Station 9 was advised to
stand by at Station 12. As 12,5 units were working Cmd
advised Central to alert the evacuation tones. All
personnel were accounted for. Station 9 units were
moved to the scene and Cmd requested Station 1 to be
alerted for Engine Tanker 1-1. Scene was passed on to
Maryland State Fire Marshall and Red Cross.

07-16-13

FATAL MVC

FATAL MVC: July 16, 2013 Station 12 & 5 was alerted for
a MVC with entrapment at the intersection of Nanticoke
Rd & Capitola Rd. Units arrived to find a two vehicle MVC
head on. One patient was priority four on scene (Vehicle
not shown). EMS transported one patient from the
scene. CMD turned scene over to MSP.

06-11-12

AIRCRAFT ACCIDENT

Aircraft Accident: At 12:30 pm West Side VFD was
alerted for a Aircraft Accident on the Nanticoke River in
the area of Wetipquin Creek. Several calls reported to
Wicomico 911 that there was a large explosion and a
fisherman witnessed a plane go down and explode on
the Nanticoke River. West Side VFD had a boat in route
to the crash site when Central advised that this was a
unmanned military plan and that the Coast Guard and
Military Officials will handle the scene. Fire Department
was asked to just keep citizens away from the site. Cmd
12-15 released the scene over to Coast Guard and
military officials from Patuxant.

Picture Courtesy of WBOC

11-25-12

TRAILER FIRE

Trailer Fire: West Side was alerted for a trailer fire,
Hebron and Mardela VFD responded as mutual aid.
Station 12 units arrived with smoke showing and
reported by neighbors that there was entrapment. 12-17
established command and shortly after arriving advised
communications that the victim was out. Patient suffered
minor burns and minor smoke inhalation. Cmd
requested power company and Maryland State Fire
Marshall to respond to the scene. Cmd placed situation
under control in short time due to a good initial attack.

3-2-13

FATAL MVC

Fatal MVC: At around 2330 hrs West Side VFD and
Hebron VFD were alerted for a MVC with ejection and
with rescue on Wetipquin Rd in the area of the bridge.
Once units responded communications advised that
there was a patient ejected and one trapped under the
vehicle. Once units arrived they found a patient laying
outside of the vehicle and transported priority one with
multiple truamatic injuries. The other patient was a
priority four on the scene. WSVFD released the scene
over to WCSD and Medical Examiner.

Top Ten 2012 Fire & EMS

1. Glen Messick

2. Lisa Hart - White

3. Riley Scott

4. Dana Earp

5. Mike White

6. Crystal Dickerson

7. Jerry Nelson

8. Joe Dickerson

9. Rusty Dennis

10. Katie Hammond

10. Chris Hopkins

Hunting Season is approaching.

West Side VFD encourages all
hunters to be safe, and good luck.

BAKE SALE, LUNCH, AND WINTER BAZAAR

Saturday November 23, 2013 11am - 2pm at the West Side VFD

Oyster Fritters, Pork BBQ Sandwich, Hamburgers, Cheeseburgers, Hot Dogs,
French Fries, Chicken Salad Sandwiches, Homemade Vegetable Beef Soup,
and Bean Soup.

All Benefits: West Side Vol. Fire Department Auxiliary

Help us help you. Always have your house numbers displayed and visible from the street so we
can easily find your home. Most houses, up to about 40 feet from the street, and mail boxes
should have atleast numbers 4 inches in height displayed. The further your house is from the
street the larger the numbers should be. The color of the numbers should contrast from the back
ground color. Your numbers should be displayed on your mailbox and on your home., especially
on driveways with multiple houses. Due to lack of lighting we would like to see reflective numbers
to help emergency crews find you quickly.

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Clocks Change 11-03-13