The Yuma Fire Department responded to 229 emergency calls for services
- 13 Commercial Assignments
Including: An apartment fire (kitchen fire extinguished by sprinkler system), an oven fire, and various alarms.
- 1 Hazardous Materials Assignment
Including: Gasoline can in street leaking.
- 18 Motor Vehicle Crashes
Including: 2 involving motorcycles (both involved fatalities), 2 involving walls, and 1 rollover.
- 168 Other Medical Emergencies (serious to minor)
Including: 34 for difficulty breathing, 14 for chest pain, 22 fall victims, 10 unconscious people, 5 seizure cases, 7 diabetic emergencies, 4 suicidal subjects, 4 possible stroke cases, 4 overdose cases, and misc. other illnesses and injuries.
- 29 Special Duty, Public Assistance, and Residential Assignments
Including: 3 snakes, a dog locked in a vehicle, a vehicle fire endangering a house, a fire in a backyard shed, a fire in an apartment, a person trapped in a gas station restroom, and various alarms.
For more information, contact the Yuma Fire Department Public Information Office at 373-4855.
Things To Know
- Fireworks Ignite Fire
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On Tuesday December 23, 2008 at 7:00 pm the Yuma Fire Department responded to a report of smoke in a residence in the 400 block of 15th Avenue. Continued... 12/24/2008
- Restaurant Fire
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On Friday December 19, 2008, just after 3:00 am a fire was reported at the Asian Star Restaurant, 276 West 32nd St. Yuma Fire Department personnel arriving at that location found heavy smoke and flames coming from the building. Continued... 12/19/2008
- Kofa High School Gas Line Break
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On Monday December 15, 2008 at 11:30 am a ruptured gas line was reported on the north end of the Kofa High School campus. Continued... 12/15/2008
- Fire House Facts
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Sunday December 7, 2008 through Saturday December 13, 2008 Continued... 12/15/2008
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Featured Items
- The Essentials
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Customer service. For the overwhelming majority of our calls for service our customers measure us against the following standards Continued...
- 20th Century and Beyond
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The first motorized and self propelled fire apparatus was a brand new 1916 Continued...
- Early History
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The early history of the Yuma Fire Department reads more like a chapter of fiction than real facts. Up until the year 1897, the village of Yuma was without a means to fight fire. Continued...
- About the Yuma Fire Department
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The Fire Department has four divisions that work together to fulfill its mission Continued...