Saturday, July 24, 2010
The Chili Fire Department responded for a reported one vehicle MVA vehicle down the embankment into the trees East bound route 490 West of Chili Center Coldwater Road. 4C-23 went on location with a car at the bottom of the embankment and one victim trapped due to a tree blocking the driver’s side door. The crews of 4332 and 4322 removed the tree and patient care was turned over to the C.V.A.S Ambulance and Medic 40. Victim was released at the scene and the cause of the accident in under investigation.
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Wednesday, July 21, 2010
The Chili Fire Department teamed up once again with the Rochester Muscular Dystrophy Association for the annual “Fill the Boot Drive” for Jerry’s Kids. The project was headed up by Battalion Chief John Dailey and the department took to the streets for three nights taking donations from the public for a worthy cause and collected over $8,600 dollars that will be presented by a check at the MDA Labor Day telethon.
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Monday, July 19, 2010
The Chili Fire Department responded to 30 Chestnut Ridge Road with a structure assignment for a vehicle fire next to the house. 4C-23 reported a header of smoke in the distance and went on location with an engine compartment fire. The fire was quickly knocked down and the assignment was held to 4332.
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Saturday, July 17, 2010
The Chili Fire Department and the Monroe County Sheriff’s Office were both asked to participate in an important fund raiser for a local young boy named Patrick Carr. Patrick is a kindergartener at the Chestnut Ridge Elementary school and he is battling Neuroblastoma and a tumor on his adrenal gland. The Sheriff’s Department brought out their D.A.R.E vehicle and they also had their equipment to make New York State safe child cards which was a big hit with the kids. The fire department spent the day letting the public climb all over the ladder truck and answered questions about volunteering and about fire safety in the home. Patrick is a tough and strong boy who has a lot of support from the community to help his fight and the committee who put this whole event together deserves “A Hats Off” and a job well done.
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Sunday, July 4, 2010
Here are some pictures from the 2010 Chili-E-Fest parade.
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Thursday, July 1, 2010
The Chili Fire Department responded for a reported MVA involving a pickup truck and an 18 wheeler on Buffalo Road this morning. 4C-13 went on location with a pickup truck that rear ended a parked semi waiting to do a delivery in front of 4343 Buffalo Road. The crew of 4322 secured the vehicle hazards and the C.V.A.S Ambulance evaluated one victim who was released at the scene without a scratch. The CFD Fire Police had the road shut down for a half hour and the cause of the accident was due to sun glare.
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Region 1 Awards
Northeastern
Unlimited Pit
Chili
Hagerman
Brighton
Limited Pit
Brighton
Bushnell Basin
Hagerman
Overall
Chili
Hagerman
Brighton
Captains Award
Chili
Medic Award
Bushnell Basin
Novice Award
Oakville 2
Innovation Award
Pelham
Turk
Open Region Awards
Unlimited Pit
Oakville 1
Burlington
Mississauga
Limited Pit
Mississauga
Pelham
Oakville 1
Overall
Mississauga
Oakville 1
Burlington
Captains Award
Mississauga
Medic Award
Mississauga
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Thursday, June 17, 2010
The Auto X 2010 challenge will be held June 19th starting at 7:00am and going until 5:00pm.
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Friday, June 4, 2010
The Chili Fire Department welcomed second graders from Paul Rd Elementary School for a visit to the firehouse. This has become an annual end of the year tradition that we look forward to every year. The children stopped by the firehouse and got a chance to try on a fire helmet, spray a fire hose, visit our dispatch center, and see the fire trucks up close. Firefighters were on hand to answer the many questions and show off their firehouse to the children.
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Wednesday, June 2, 2010
The Chili Fire Department responded for a structure assignment at 3200 Chili Ave the Wendy’s Restaurant for smoke filling the dining area. 4318 was on a detail two buildings away when the call came in and arrived on location first with nothing showing. 4C-33 arrived on location and assumed command on the “B” side. The crews of 4332, 4312 and 4322 entered the structure and had an odor of smoke but nothing visible.
The manager of Wendy’s stated that there was smoke coming from the base board which was on the “A B” side. The crews removed the base board and the paneling down to the brick wall and found smoke puffing out near the window ledge. Inspection holes were then put into the knee wall finding more smoke coming out and a section of sidewalk near the outer corner of the building was also inspected finding a small void where a piece of rebar went through the block wall. The cause of the smoke was a discarded cigarette that was tossed away and fell between the sidewalk and the building and smoldered on the insulation inside the wall. The insulation was extinguished by putting a garden hose through the void in the wall and filling it with water.
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