Fire Department would like to congratulate
Quincy Burton, our newest
graduate from the Mississippi State Fire Academy's basic firefighter course. This course certifies each recruit at the Firefighter I &
II level in accordance with NFPA 1001: Standard for Firefighter
Professional Qualifications. During the intense six weeks of
training, each recruit received instruction in areas such as fire
behavior, fire suppression, rescue, forcible entry, ventilation,
hazardous material response, and firefighter safety. 
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RECRUIT CLASS 130 GRADUATE
May 26, 2011 -
The Combat Division of
Reservoir During the six week course, Firefighter Burton was elected by his peers as Class Captain of Recruit Class 130. As Class Captain, Burton was responsible for command, leadership and organization of Class 130, as well as serving as the liaison between the recruits and the instructors.
ANNUAL HYDRANT TESTING TO BEGIN April 18, 2011 - The Reservoir Fire Department will begin its annual hydrant testing today. This testing process is required by the Mississippi State Rating Bureau in order for the Reservoir Fire Department to maintain its current fire rating. Also, this process will ensure that the hydrant and water system is functioning properly and it is providing an adequate water supply in case of a fire. The areas along Spillway Road, Old Fannin Road, Hugh Ward Boulevard and Grants Ferry Road will be conducted first, followed by the Castlewoods area, and concluding in the Northshore area to include Northshore Parkway, Bay Pointe, Palisades and Marblehead. Testing will take place Monday through Friday between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. Each hydrant will be opened and flowed for approximately five seconds. With just over 900 hydrants to test, the testing process will take at least three to four weeks to complete. During this process, the water from faucets or washing machines may become slightly discolored. This discoloration poses no health hazards and can be alleviated by running the faucets for a few seconds or running an empty cycle through your washing machine. Once the faucet has been turned on for a few seconds, water clarity should return.
CHANGE YOUR CLOCKS AND BATTERIES March 12, 2011 - Remember tonight starts Daylight Saving Time, so be sure to set your clocks ahead one hour at 2 a.m. Also, this is a great time to change the batteries in your smoke detectors and CO detectors. Can you remember how long the current batteries have been in the detector? Go ahead and change them today, this small task just might save your life!
RECRUIT CLASS 127 GRADUATES February 17, 2011- The Combat Division of Reservoir Fire Department would like to congratulate our newest graduates from the Mississippi State Fire Academy's basic firefighter course. This course certifies each recruit at the Firefighter I & II level in accordance with NFPA 1001: Standard for Firefighter Professional Qualifications. During the intense six weeks of training, each recruit received instruction in areas such as fire behavior, fire suppression, rescue, forcible entry, ventilation, hazardous material response, and firefighter safety. Graduating from Recruit Class 127 is Adam Kitchens, Angelo Sterling Jr., and Dale Tate.
o SERVE YOUR COMMUNITY August 18, 2010- The Volunteer Division of Reservoir Fire Department is currently accepting applications for Volunteer Firefighter. Visit the Employment section of the website for the appropriate applications, as well as requirements and other pertinent information.
COMBAT CHALLENGE TEAM AT U.S. NATIONALS October 30, 2009- The Reservoir Challenge Team was in Arlington Texas for the U.S. National Competition. They had a great season but caught a tough break at the National Competition when the stair runner fell running up the stairs and lost his lead to the other team. Deputy Chief Josh Swales came away with a 2nd place overall in the Chief's division to finish the year ranked 2nd in the Nation. Watch videos on www.youtube.com, search Team Reservoir.
COMBAT CHALLENGE TEAM IN TYLER TEXAS FOR A TOUGH COMPETITION September 25, 2009- The Reservoir Challenge Team to Tyler Texas for the fiercest competition of the year! The Tyler Texas event is huge with close to 400 Firefighters that attend the event. Deputy Chief Josh Swales (Captain of the Challenge Team) said " the Tyler event is a good comparison of what the U.S. Nationals event is like, the event is huge and has the toughest teams that you will see competing in a regional event." But our Bravest did it once again and pulled off another great exhibition of their skills in physical fitness! The walked away with a 4th place Team finish, 3rd overall Relay finish, and Clarence Parks had a Top Ten Individual finish. Watch videos on www.youtube.com, search Team Reservoir.
COMBAT CHALLENGE TEAM GOES TO KENTUCKY August 15, 2009- The Reservoir Challenge Team travels to Kentucky and goes up against some of the toughest competition of the season. There were over 300 Firefighters that competed at the Lexington, KY event and the Reservoir walked away with a 6th place Team finish and an amazing 2nd place Relay finish! They lost a very exciting down to the wire race against one of the top teams in the U.S. when our dummy dragger fell at the finish line! They ran hard and made us proud once again! Watch the videos on www.youtube.com, search Team Reservoir.
COMBAT CHALLENGE TEAM SUCCESSFUL IN BRANDON, MS MAY 22, 2009- The Reservoir Challenge Team comes away successful at Brandon event. Challenge Teams from all over the U.S. came to compete in the fourth annual Fire Fest at Lakeshore Park, and our Bravest were able to hold off most of the competition and placed 2nd overall in the team division, 3rd in the relay division! Also worth noting Clarence Parks, Josh Swales, and Ty Jones all finished in the Top Ten for individual males.
ENGINE 1 ARRIVES FIRST AND FINDS HEAVY SMOKE AT DUPLEX FIRE MAY10, 2008- At 15:52 Reservoir Fire was dispatched to the address of 302B Bent Creek Circle for a report of a house fire. Engine 1 arrived first and found a single story multi-family duplex structure with heavy smoke showing from apartment B. Engine 1A advised the second arriving engine to catch hydrant and supply Engine 1 with water. Engine 1A established "Bent Creek Circle Command". Engine 1's crew stretched hose line through the front door and quickly had the fire under control. The fire was contained to the kitchen and living room area. Crews remained on scene for several hours performing overhaul and extinguishing hot spots. Both Apartment A and B we cleared of smoke and command turned the properties back over to the homeowners. All units cleared the scene at 18:23.
Command: Engine 1A
TWO CAR MVA WITH THREE PINNED HWY 25 AND HOLLY BUSH RD
FEBRUARY 10, 2008-
At 19:12 Reservoir Fire was alerted to respond to
the intersection of Hwy 25 and Holly Bush Road for a report of a traffic
accident with injuries. Rescue 1 arrived on scene and found a “t-bone”
type collision with the driver and two passengers of one vehicle trapped
inside. Rescue 1A established "Hwy 25 Command". Crews stabilized the
vehicle, quickly removed all four doors and roof, and safely extricated
all patients .The back seat passenger remained pinned due to her foot
being caught under the front passenger seat. The seat frame was cut and
the patient was removed from the vehicle. All three patients were
transported to the local trauma center. All units cleared the scene at
21:02.
Command:
Rescue 1A
DC -1 ARRIVES ON SCENE AND FINDS RV TRAILER FULLY INVOLVED
FEBRUARY
9, 2008-
12:58 Reservoir Fire was alerted to respond to 115
Holmar Drive for a report of a RV on fire in the driveway. DC-1 arrived
on scene and found a 30 ft. RV fully involved and endangering a
structure. DC-1 established "Holmar Drive Command". Engine 1 arrived on
scene and advanced a 1 ¾” attack line and began to extinguish the fire.
A second hose line was pulled to protect exposures. The fire was brought
under control within minutes. All units returned to service at 13:56.
Command: DC-1
PICKUP TRUCK REAR ENDS FLAT BED TRUCK ON HWY 25
FEBRUARY 5, 2008-
At 05:56 Reservoir Fire was alerted to respond to
Hwy 25 just north of Mt. Helm Road for a report of a traffic accident
with injuries. Engine 3 arrived first on scene and found a two car MVA
with one of the vehicles involved being a flat bed truck carrying
bricks. The driver of the second car rear ended the flat bed truck and
then turned over. All patients were out of the vehicles upon arrival.
Engine 3 had "Hwy 25 Command". The driver of the pickup was transported
to a local hospital. All units were back in service at 07:05.
Command: Engine 3A
"SUCCESSFUL BOOT DRIVE" February 2, 2008- The Reservoir Volunteer Fire Department held its annual boot drive and raised over $4,500 to purchase much needed equipment. Reservoir Volunteer Fire Department would like to thank everyone for their generous donations and their continued support. Work Force: DC-1,Engine 1,Engine 3,Brush 1,Rescue 1,Utility 1
SNOWSTORM BRING TWO HOUSES JANUARY 19, 2008 - 07:30 As the first snowfall in several years in the Jackson area began to fall, Reservoir Fire was alerted to respond to 319 Lakeside Drive for a report of a house fire. Engine 1 arrived first and found a single story residential structure with nothing showing from the street. Engine 1 established "Lakeside Drive Command" .After investigating the structure, crews found a hot water heater on fire in a closet. Crews removed the hot water heater and checked for fire extension in the walls. Units remained on scene for about an hour before returning to service. Shortly after returning to service, Engine 2 was alerted to respond mutual aid to assist Langford VFD at 730 North Oak Ridge Drive for a report of a chimney fire. Engine 2 arrived as the second engine in and found a two story residential structure with nothing showing. Engine 2 remained on scene assisting Langford FD in extinguishing the fire in the chimney. After checking for fire extension in the attic, Engine 2 returned to service. The snow continued to fall throughout most of the morning and Reservoir FD responded to several other incidents before the temperatures began to rise above freezing, and by mid afternoon what snow had accumulated was gone.
Command: Engine 1A
EARLY MORNING MVA ON HWY 25 December 10, 2007- At 08:51 Reservoir Fire was altered to respond to Hwy 25 and St. Paul's Catholic Church for a report of a traffic accident with possible injuries. Training 1 arrived on scene first and found a two-car MVC with one of the vehicles involved being a overturned dump truck. Training 1 advised dispatch that all patients were out of the vehicles and Training 1 established "Hwy 25 Command". Two patients were treated at the scene and transported to local hospitals. The State Highway Department was called to remove the load of dirt off the road that the dump truck was carrying. All units returned to service at 09:31
SMALL KITCHEN FIRE IN LOCAL RESTAURANT
September 18,
2007
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At 15:20 While returning
to the station from an automatic fire alarm in a dwelling, Reservoir
Fire was alerted to respond to a commercial fire at 1877 Spillway
Rd, Fresh Market Cafe. First unit marked on the scene reported a
single story commercial structure with smoke showing from the rear.
Crews located the fire in the kitchen. The fire was contained to the
kitchen area and crews checked for fire extension with the thermal
imaging camera. The structure was ventilated and cleared of any
hazards. All units returned to service at 15:46.
Command:
FD1
WORKING FIRE IN CASTLEWOODS
September 13, 2007
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As Tropical storm Houmberto moved through the area, Reservoir Fire
was alerted at 16:17 for a report of a house on fire at 224 Haddon
Circle. Training 1 marked on scene first and reported a two story
residential structure with heavy fire through the roof. Training 1
established "Haddon Circle Command". Engine 1 arrived seconds later
and stretched a 1 ¾” hose line through the front door, advancing to
the second floor and began extinguishing the fire. The fire was
under control within 30 minutes. The fire consumed about 40 percent
of the roof and 75 percent of the second floor. All Reservoir units
cleared the scene at 18:30.
Command:
Training 1, Reservoir FD 1
WORKING FIRE IN SAND HILL September 11, 2007 - At 8:20 Reservoir Fire was alerted to respond to assist Lake Harbor and Leesburg Fire Depts. at 630 Sand Hill Rd. for a house fire. Engine 3 went enroute with a crew of six. While enroute, "Sand Hill Road Command" advised Engine 3 that they had a single story structure with heavy fire threw the roof. As Engine 3 turned onto HWY 25 off of Holly bush Road, smoke could be seen and it was clear they had a working fire. As Engine 3 approached the scene, command advised all units on scene to evacuate the structure and go to a defensive attack. Engine 3 arrived and command quickly put Engine 3 to work by operating a 3inch hose line at the rear of the structure. Due to the size of the house and heavy fire conditions, Pelahatchie Fire Dept. was requested to respond their Tanker 1. Engine 3 remained on scene for several hours extinguishing the fire. All Reservoir units cleared the scene at 12:14.
Command:
Lake Harbor FD 1
SECOND CUT JOB IN A WEEK September 4, 2007 - At 09:18 Reservoir Fire was alerted to respond to the area of Old Fannin Road and Eagle Drive for a report of a traffic accident with possible injuries. While enroute, Dispatch advised Engine 1 and Engine 3 that a Rankin County Sheriff Deputy was on scene reporting a single vehicle accident with one patient trapped inside their vehicle. Engine 1 arrived and established "Old Fannin Rd Command". Crews found a passenger vehicle on its side, against a tree with the driver still in the vehicle. Crews removed a portion of the driver’s door and removed the patient from the car. The patient was transported to a local hospital and all Reservoir units cleared the scene at 10:23.
Command: Engine
1A
COMBAT CHALLENGE TEAM GOES TO TYLER, TEXAS Reservoir Fire Department Combat Challenge Team traveled to Tyler, Texas to compete in the Brookshires Firefighter Combat Challenge. The team did very well and is looking forward to traveling to Atlanta, Georgia in October to compete in the U.S. Nationals. While in Tyler, the Engine crews remained busy over the holiday weekend responding to numerous medical calls and fire alarms. Also during the holiday period, E1 and E3 responded to a traffic accident at the intersection of Spillway Road @ Pelahatchie Shore Drive with one person pinned in their vehicle. The Jaws of Life was used and the patient was transported to a local hospital. The Reservoir Dive Team staffed Boat 1 during the holiday weekend and thankfully their services were not needed as there were no incidents on the water. Reservoir Fire Department hoped everyone had a safe and fun Labor Day weekend.
RESCUE 1, BRUSH 1 RESPOND MANPOWER ON LANGFORD HOUSE August 27, 2007 - At 09:31 Reservoir Fire was requested to respond to with manpower only to assist Langford and Evergreen Fire Departments for a house fire at 109 Crestview Drive. Rescue 1 and Brush 1 responded with 5 personnel. Training 1 arrived with Langford Engine 2 and found a single story residential structure with light smoke showing. Crews found a small fire in the living room and quickly extinguished the fire. The fire was contained to the living room area of the house. Command cancelled Brandon Engine 1 and requested the proper utility companies respond to this location. Crews remained on scene checking for fire extension in the walls and attic area. All units returned to service within an hour.
Command:
Reservoir Training 1
CAR OFF IN THE WATER ON SPILLWAY RD August 23,2007 - At 23:04 Reservoir Fire was alerted to respond to Spillway Road on top of the Spillway Dam for a report of an accident with injuries. Engine 1 arrived on scene and found a 2-car MVC with one of the cars in the water. One patient was found under the bridge holding onto one of the bridge supports. Engine 1 established “Spillway Road Command”. Command requested for Boat 1 to respond to rescue the patient from the water. Crews lowered a rope and life jacket to the patient. Reservoir Patrol’s boat arrived minutes later and rescued the patient from the water. Command cancelled Boat 1. One patient was transported to local hospital. All units returned to service @ 00:31.
Command: Engine
1A
TRIPLE SHOOTING ON THE NORTHSHORE August 20, 2007 - At 21:09 Reservoir Fire was dispatched to 229 Mattie Burnett Drive for injuries from a physical disturbance. While enroute, dispatch advised Engine 3 that deputies were on scene and stated there were several persons that had been shot. Also there were several persons that had been assaulted with a baseball bat. Engine 3 requested Engine 1 be added to this assignment to help treat the injured. Engine 3 arrived on scene and found 2 people shot, with a third person that had been shot and had left the scene. Patients were treated on scene was trauma related to the baseball bat and three patients were transported to local emergency rooms. The incident is under investigation by the Rankin County Sheriffs’ Department.
Command:
Reservoir FD 1,Training 1 Engine 3 First Due on Trailer Fire
June 26, 2007 –
11:16
Reservoir Fire Department was dispatched to the area of Fannin
Landing Circle @ Mattie Burnett Drive for a report of a trailer
fire. Units arrived on scene and found a single wide mobile home
over 50% involved. Due to no hydrant in the area, Lake Harbor VFD
Tanker 1 was requested and responded for additional water supply.
Crews operated two handlines and had the fire under control after
approximately 30 minutes. All units back in service @ 13:47. Command:
Engine 1A
Engine 1 Assist Flowood With Apartment Fire June 18, 2007 -15:45 Reservoir was dispatched to assist Flowood Fire Department at 150 Park Circle, Shadow Lake Apartments, for an apartment fire. Engine 1 and Training 1 responded with a five man crew. Engine 1 arrived on scene and reported to command. Command assigned Reservoir personnel to the 3rd floor to assist crews with overhaul and check for fire extension. After operating on the 3rd floor for approximately 30-45 minutes, the fire was ruled “out” by command. Flowood command released all Reservoir Fire Department personnel. Command:
Flowood FD1
RESCUE 1 FIRST IN ON BAY PARK HOUSE FIRE June 11, 2007 – 09:05 E2, E3, R1, Training 1 and FD1 responded to 711B Bay Park Drive for a residential fire. Upon arrival, units found a 2-story residential duplex with heavy smoke coming from 711B Bay Park Drive. FD1 established “Bay Park Command”. After making entry into the residence with a 1 ¾” handline, attack crew experienced heavy smoke and zero visibility on second floor. Fire was extinguished quickly and contained to upstairs bedroom and bathroom. No fire or smoke damage to adjacent residence. Occupants of 711A were at home at the time of the fire and were evacuated from residence by FD1 and moved to a safe distance away from the structure. All units were back in service at 10:18. Command:
FD 1
FANNIN LANES BOWLING ALLEY GRAND OPENING
June 2, 2007 -
Reservoir Fire
Department participated in the Grand Opening of Fannin Lanes Bowling
Alley. Reservoir Fire Department members were on hand displaying
Engine 1, Rescue 1 and passing out flyers about Fire Fest 2007.
Firefighters enjoyed crawfish and live bands throughout the day.
Reservoir Fire Department would like to thank everyone who attended
this event and for their continued support.
WORKING FIRE IN ENGINE 3'S FIRST DUE May 5, 2007 -20:57 Engine 3, Engine 1 and Lake Harbor Volunteer Fire Department responded to 1037 Abbie Drive for a report of a residential fire. While enroute, all units were advised by dispatch that they were receiving multiple calls reporting that smoke could be seen coming from this address. Engine 3 arrived on scene, followed immediately by Engine 1, and reported a single story residential structure with smoke coming from the rear of the residence. Engine 3 established “Abbie Drive Command”. Engine 1 crew forced entry through the front door and found the bulk of the fire in the kitchen. Crews quickly had the fire under control. Command advised Lake Harbor VFD Tanker 1 and Tanker 2 to continue to the scene for overhaul operations. Lake Harbor Engine 1 transferred to Reservoir Station 1 to assist Reservoir Engine 2 in covering the response area until all units had returned to service. All units cleared the scene at 21:42. Command:
Engine 3A
WORKING FIRE IN ENGINE 1’S FIRST DUE
April 30, 2007 -03:58 Reservoir Fire
was alerted to respond to 340 Brendalwood Cove for a report of a
residential fire. Engine 1 arrived on scene and found a single story
multiple family duplex with smoke showing. Engine 1A passed command
to the next arriving engine. Engine 1 advanced a 200 ft 1 ¾”
hoseline inside the structure and found a bedroom on fire. Engine 3
arrived on scene and established “Brendalwood Cove Command”. Engine
1 personnel kept the fire contained to one bedroom. One occupant was
transported to a local hospital for smoke inhalation. All units
returned to service at 05:32. Command:
Engine 3A SUCCESSFUL BOOT DRIVE April 28, 2007 - The Reservoir Volunteer Fire Department held its annual boot drive and raised over $5,600 to purchase much needed equipment. Reservoir Volunteer Fire Department would like to thank everyone for their generous donations and their continued support. Work Force: Engine1, Engine2, Engine 3, Rescue 1, Utility 1, FD 1
RV FIRE ENGINE 1’S FIRST DUE April 28, 2007 -06:18 Reservoir Fire was alerted to respond to 140 Arrowhead Trail for a report of a RV on fire next to a structure. Engine 1 arrived on scene and found a RV fully involved. Engine 1 advised all responding units that the RV was not endangering any structures. Engine 1A established “Arrowhead Trail Command”. Engine 1 quickly had the fire under control. The RV was a total loss, all units returned to service at 07:02. Command:
Engine 1A
Brush Fire On Holly Bush Rd. March 27, 2007
-12:36 Reservoir Fire was
alerted to respond to the area of Holly Bush Rd. and Stump Ridge Rd.
for a report of a brush fire. Engine 3 reported to dispatch that
smoke could be seen from Clark Creek Rd. and Holly Bush Rd., and
requested for Lake Harbor Tanker 1 and Brush 1 be added to the
assignment. Engine 3 arrived, and found a large brush fire
endangering a structure. Engine 3 established "Holly Bush Rd.
Command." Engine 3's crew advanced a hose-line to protect the
structure that was in danger. Engine 1's crew arrived, and walked
the perimeter with rakes and fire flaps to try to put a stop on the
fire. MS Forestry Service was notified, arrived, and plowed a fire
line around the fire. The fire burned 20 acres, and was
under-control in about 45 minutes. All units returned to service at
14:46. ENGINE 1 MAKES AN APPEARANCE AT THE CAPITOL
March 22, 2007
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08:30 Reservoir
Fire personnel staffed Engine 1 to make
an appearance at the Mississippi State
Capitol to rally for a new burn center
for the State of Mississippi. Engine 1
met up with other fire departments that
participated in this event at the
Jackson Coliseum. After leaving the
coliseum, the fire trucks paraded up
High St. towards the State Capitol
Building. The fire apparatus then
paraded around the capital building for
1/2 hour. The purpose of the rally was
to convince the state legislators the
need to sign the bill for a new burn
center for the State of Mississippi.
Presently the State of Mississippi
doesn't have a burn center. The burn
center in Mississippi ceased operation several years
ago due to a lack of funding. Other fire
departments who attended this event
included:
Ridgeland, Jackson, Southwest Madison,
Richland, Copiah County EMA, Clinton,
Philadelphia, Hazlehurst and the
Mississippi Sate Fire Academy. Engine 1
returned to station 1 at 11:30.
Working Fire in Langford March 12, 2007- 15:03 Reservoir Fire Dept. was alerted to respond to assist Langford Fire Dept. for a report of a house fire at the end of Johnson Dr. Engine 3 went en route and reported to dispatch that smoke could be seen from Station 3. Reservoir Training 1 arrived first, and found a single-wide mobile home fully involved with ten cars in the front yard on fire. Training 1 advised dispatch he had "Johnson Dr. Command." Command advised dispatch to also get Flowood FD and Evergreen FD en route for water and manpower. Due to the lack of fire hydrants in the area, Evergreen FD was requested to bring their tankers for water shuttle operations. The house and cars in the front yard were total losses, and no injuries were reported. Engine 3 and Training 1 cleared the scene at 16:23. Command:
Reservoir Training 1
House Fire in Lake Harbor First Due March 5, 2007- 19:58 Engine 3 was alerted to assist Lake Harbor Fire Dept. for a report of a trailer fire next door to 326 Lake Harbor Rd. Lake Harbor FD 1 arrived, and found a double-wide mobile home with heavy smoke showing. Lake Harbor FD1 established "Lake Harbor Rd. Command." Engine 3 and Training 1 arrived about the same time command advised dispatch the fire was under control. Engine 3 crew went in with the thermal imaging camera to check for extension. The fire was contained to one bedroom. E-3 and Training 1 returned to service at 21:06. Command:
Lake Harbor FD 1
MVA CAR INTO BRIDGE January 31, 2007-
08:30 Reservoir Fire was alerted to respond
to HWY 471 @HWY 25 for a traffic accident with injuries. FD 1 and
Training 1 arrived first and found a one car MVA, vehicle into a bridge with entrapment. The driver was unconscious and
not breathing. FD 1 established "HWY 471 Command". Engine 1 and Rescue 1
crews arrived and began extricating patient from the vehicle, and
resuscitating the patient. AMR 149 transported 1x to River Oaks
hospital. All FD units cleared the
scene at 09:25
MVA 1 TRAPPED 3 EJECTED
AWARDS DINNER AT
RESERVOIR FIRE DEPT. January 21,2007-16:30 Family and friends enjoyed an evening to honor the Reservoir firefighters. Awards were given out to Volunteer Firefighter, Firefighter, and Officer of the Year. Special congratulations to Steve Wood for Volunteer Firefighter of the Year, Danny Stevens for Firefighter of the Year, and Josh Swales for Officer of the Year. Thanks to everyone who attended this event.
ENGINE 1 FIRST IN ON WORKING HOUSE FIRE January 20, 2007
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23:24 Reservoir Fire was alerted to respond to the
100 block of Bellegrove Circle for a report of a garage
on fire. Engine 1 arrived and found a single-story structure with smoke
and fire showing. Engine 1A established "Bellegrove Circle Command".
Engine 1's crew made entry into the garage and found heavy fire. Crews
quickly extinguished the fire in the garage and then gained access into
the attic to prevent further extension. Within ten to minutes of Engine
1's arrival command advised dispatch the fire was out. No injuries were
reported, all units cleared the scene at 01:18.
Command:
Engine 1A,FD 1
ENGINE 1 SECOND DUE HOUSE FIRE January 9, 2007-
14:04 Reservoir Fire was alerted to respond on a
mutual aid assignment to assist Lake Harbor FD for a report of a house
on fire in the 100 block of Goshen Ln. Reservoir E-1 arrived first and
found a single wide mobile home with light smoke showing, E-1
established Goshen Ln. command. Crews went in and found an oven on fire.
The fire was extinguished and ventilation operations was set up. All
units cleared the scene at 14:49.
Command:
Reservoir Engine
1A
ENGINE 3 FIRST DUE TRAILER FIRE December 21, 2006
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13:16 Reservoir Fire was alerted for a report of a house on fire at 144
Bryant High St. Rankin County Sheriff Deputy arrived first and reported
smoke showing. Engine 3 arrived shortly after confirming they had a
working fire by reporting to dispatch with heavy smoke showing from a
single wide mobile home. Engine 3A established command. Crews went in
operating one hose line and put a quick knock on the fire. The fire was
contained to the kitchen area. No injuries were reported, all units
cleared the scene at 14:10.
Command:
Engine 3A
ENGINE 2 MAKES EVERGREEN HOUSE FIRE
First In On Second Due House Fire October 5, 2006
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At 16:01 communications alerted Reservoir FD for a report of a house on
fire in the 100 block of Langford Drive. Reservoir FD 1
marked on the scene first advised he had a single story residential
structure with fire through the roof on side "D" (Delta). FD 1
established "Langford Dr. Command" until the arrival of Langford FD 1.
Reservoir E-2,E-3 arrived shortly after Reservoir FD 1. E-2,E-3's crew
went in operating two hand lines with 7 personnel. Due to heavy fire
conditions in the attic, crews were forced to pull out of the structure. Command:
Reservoir
FD 1
FIRE IN ENGINE 1 FIRST DUE
Command:
FD 1
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