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Units from Co 20 were Alerted Tuesday after noon for a report of a two vehicle accident with multiple patients. Rescue Squad 3 from the city was in the area and added on. Squad 3 went on the scene with a two vehicle accident with two patients. Rescue squad 20 and Utility 20 assisted A209 with patient care.

Company 20 units were alerted for a vehicle accident at Lander rd and Rt.464.  Ambo209 2/c-Rescue/Squad20 4/v-Engine 201 3v and Asst. Chief20 responded. Ambo 209 in the area with nothing found. Asst Chief 20 contacted Frederick and asked for a better location. While waiting ambo 209 checked Rt,464 eastbound all the way to old lander rd and still found nothing. Rescue/Squad 20 and Engine 201 proceeded to check Rt,464 westbound towards Brunswick. Frederick came back with and updated location of Rt,464 in the area of stokes junkyard. Rescue/Squad 20 advised them they already passed that location and was proceeding to check towards Brunswick. Rescue/Squad 20 on the scene Rt,464 1 mile west of olive school rd. Turned out to be two vehicle accident with 2 patients. Ambo from 19 was alerted and patients were transported to the hospital by 209 and 198. 20 units were cleared.

Box 5-1 was alerted for a possible house on fire in the area of the Faith Baptist church and A street. Chief 5 on the scene with fire showing and assuming command. Engine 201 2c 3v, E/T204 4v and Rescue/Squad 20 3v responded. Engine 5-1 and truck 5 arrived and made a aggressive attack on the fire while engine 5-2 hit the hydrant at west c street. Engine 201 and E/T204 arrived and set up a secondary water supply from west b street while there manpower assisted with extinguishment. Rescue Squad 20 sent the manpower to the scene while the driver filled about 45 Bottles. All units did and excellent job again.

At 14:37(2:37 pm) A209, Company 20, and Company 19's Squad where alerted for a vehicle accident at 464 and Horine Rd. A209(1v,1c), ET204(4v,1c) went responding. While en route ECC advised that there where 2 vehicles involved. A209 went on scene to advise the Explorer had been T-Boned and they would advise. ET 204 went on scene with one still in the vehicle with side impact. ET 204's crew grabbed the combi tool, stabilized the vehicle and popped the drivers door. A209 took patient care of the driver in the Ford Bronco, while A199 had patient care of the patient that had side impact. A209/M20 transported to FMH, as did A199.

At 15:22 Company 20 was alerted for structure 5-1. ET 204(4v,1c) went responding. ET204's crew arrived on scene and staged at command, while rescue engine 5-2's crew and wagon 612's where investigating. Command advised that they had a burned up A/C unit, and placed 204 in service.

It was a very sad day for the members and especially his family. We were informed of the unexpected passing of long time member and great friend Mike Bunn. Please keep the family and friends in you're prayers he was a great man and made a tremendous contribution to the Jefferson community. RIP MIKE BUNN you will be missed. The members and families of JVFC.

Jefferson Fire Company had a busy year in 2011 running over 1000 calls for the year total. The company ran 666 EMS calls, and 368 Fire calls. This was the most calls the company has ever ran, and with the community only growing, so will the call volume. Thanks to all the active members, and career staff for there effort to keep the community safe. If you would be interested in joining the company, to run calls, or help with functions please fill out a application. You can either find a application on the website under membership applications on the left hand side, or stop by the station(off lander rd.) and pick one up. Once again thanks to all the responders giving up there own personal time to help serve the community and keep it safe.

Jefferson Vol. Fire Companys new line officers for 2012 are the following:

Chief: John Elden

Deputy Chief: Tommy Lakin

Assestant Chief: Mike(Rockey) Ambrose

Captains: Jimmy(stick) Lakin, Mark Lakin

Lieutenant: Kelly Lowery, Paul Quigley

Thank you for your hard work to keep Jefferson Fire Company going and keep up the good work

A209 and ET204 where dispatched for a vehicle accident at Rt. 340/180 at the Petersville exit. A209 arrived on scene with a 2 vehicle collision, one on the road way and one in the ditch. 204 and C20-2 arrived on scene to find one patient still in the vehicle in the ditch. C20-2 established command while 204's crew performed a door pop. After the patient was extricated A209's crew took over patient care. C20-2 requested a additional BLS unit. A209,A198, and A289 all transported to FMH priority 3.  

On 12-30-2011 A209(2c), RS20(3v), E201(3v), C20-1, C20-2 went responding for a reported vehicle into a tree with entrapment. A209 arrived on scene to find one patient still in the vehicle, and advised that a door pop would be needed. RS20's crew and E201's crew worked rapidly to extricated the patient. After assessing the patient M20 advised that Medevac would be needed. patient flown to shock trauma.

At 18:23(6:23PM) A209(2c), E201(3v), RS20(3v), M20(1C) where dispatched for a vehicle accident with entrapment. A209 arrived on scene and advised they had a 2 vehicle collision with 5 patients in the one car. Duty 14 arrived on scene and advised A209 to be committed to the vehicle with 5 patients and the next BLS unit arriving on scene to take the other vehicle. A209 advised RS20's crew that they had all priority 3 patients and the driver was slightly trapped and a door pop would be required. While RS20's was performing the door pop on the vehicle with 5 patients, E201's crew went and assisted RS14's crew with extrication on the other vehicle. everybody was extracted from the vehicle in less then 5 min. and 4 BLS units transported to FMH with priority 3 patients with no ALS care needed.  

Structure 5-3 was sounded alerting companies 5-19-20 for a detached garage fire. Amb from 19 along with Chief 5 on the scene with command advising a detached garage on fire and for the first engine in to drop a line from rt464 in to the structure. E201 dropped the supply line and began to attack the fire. E51 arrived and picked up the supply line and sent there crew to the fire. Tanker 5 and the truck arrived and began to set up water supply. While e/t204 arrived to drop there water. All units did a exceptional job as usual.

Around 1430hrs Company 20, Engine Tanker 204 and Rescue Squad 20 were alerted on the building fire in Company 7 first due area at the Burkitsville Ruritan. E201 responded and advised ECC they had a heavy column of smoke in the area believe to be a working fire. Deputy Chief 20 was enroute and requested the Tanker Task Force. E201 arrived first with a large building fully invovled and dropped a line from the driveway. ET204 arrived second and advised Company 7 to pick up E201's line he was proceeding back to nurse E201 until the dumpsite was set up. Deputy Chief 20 arrived and assumned Main Strret Command from Chief 14-1 and Chief 14-1 became Operations. E72 arrived along with Tanker 7 and established the dumpsite for the tankers. Crews from 20 and 7 pulled multiple lines off to contain the fire. E51 established a fill site at the Burkittsville Pond while Co. 5's officer was water supply officer. Crews extinguished and overhauled for several hours until returning to service.

Around 1100 hrs A209, A149, E201, RS20 and RS14 were alerted for a vehicle accident at Rt340 and Lander Rd. Crews from 20 arrived on scene with a two car accident about a mile south of Rt 340 on Lander Rd. There was a total of 3 patients but none required treatment. One adult in the pickup, one adult and one pediatric in the car. Both vehicles sustained significant damage and cleaned up the fluid leaks before returning to service.