Kaysville Fire Department

Saturday, October 17, 2009:

Tonight smoke and flames were reported in a gulley at 731 South Main Street.  Brush 61 and Brush 63 responded to find the flames just North of Nicholls Road in the gulley there.  Crews were able to get a quick knock down on the fire.

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Saturday, October 17, 2009:

Today around 11:30 hours, Kaysville Fire crews were requested to assist the Farmington Fire Department with an extrication up Farmington Canyon.  A vehicle rolled over at the top of the canyon on the south side of the towers.

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Thursday, August 27, 2009:

This week Kaysville Fire crews have been busy running to calls.  On Tuesday crews responded to a natural gas leak and a minor motor vehicle accident along with other various medical calls.

Wednesday crews responded to a Delta response medical for a 15 year old male that had fallen out of the back of a truck and started having seizures along with responding to a minor motor vehicle on I-15 and a full cardiac arrest later that evening.  Wednesday also brought other various medical calls.

Today crews responded to a minor motor vehicle with several patients on 200 North.  Ambulance 61, Ambulance 62, and Heavy Rescue 61 responded to that call.

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Wednesday, August 12, 2009:

This evening Kaysville Fire crews were alerted to an Echo response medical for an infant that quit breathing.  Shortly after the original call came in he began breathing again. 

Ambulance 61 responded to the call and requested Engine 61 respond to set up a helicopter landing zone for AirMed which transported the child.  Crews cleared the scene within half an hour of responding.

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Friday, August 7, 2009:

Today Kaysville Fire Crews were alerted to a vehicle fire near the DATC.  Engine 61 responded to the call and was able to get a quick knock down on the fire which was located in the engine compartment of the vehicle.

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