A209, A39, M319, EMS901, RS20, E201, RS3, E31, and C3 responded to the corrected location of RT340 at RT15 split in Jefferson for the vehicle accident with roll over and one trapped. A209 arrived first with box truck on its side with patient still in the vehicle. Patient had DLOC so helicopter was requested per M319 and EMS901. E201 arrived and assumed RT340 command while the crew established a hand line to protect RS20's and RS3's crews while they preformed the extrication. RS20 and RS3's crews removed the front window, driver side A post and spread the roof off the dash to gain access to the patient. Patient was loaded into M319 and packaged while awaiting Eagle 1 from the US Park Police. Eagle 1 landed and patient was transported to Suburban Hospital.

A209, M20, RS20, E201 responded for a vehicle accident with entrapment at the intersection of Rt180 and Mt Zion Rd. ECC advised they had a single vehicle accident with one occupant out and one trapped. A209 went on scene with a 2 vehicle accident in the intersection with 2 occupants trapped. RS20 and E31's crews went to work extricating the two patients preforming a 3 door conversion. E201 and E122's crews advanced a 100' of 1 3/4 for protection. Patients where transported to FMH and units cleared.

Around 9 pm A209, ME311, RS20, and E201 were alerted for a two vehicle accident with patients trapped at the intersection of Mountville Rd and Basford Rd. First arriving Duty1 reported two vehicle t-bone with one patient trapped. Co. 20 units went on scene and began extrication. Patient was extricated and loaded into the awaiting ambulance. At that time a helicopter was requested by command which brought RS14 for the LZ on Winchester Blvd. 1 Patient was flown to a near by trauma center and 1 other patient was transported to FMH priority 3.

The morning started with RS20 being dispatched around 0850 hrs on the Safety Dispatch to Box 31-12 at the Tamko Asphalt Plant. RS20 was cleared shortly after arrival with fire being under control. Then three hours later Box 31-12 was sounded again for the Tamko Asphalt Plant yet again. E201 was on the second alarm to assist with rotating personnel in and out due to extreme temperatures. RS20 was dispatched around 1:30 for structure 31-03 for smoke in the townhouse on Kernel Ct. RS20 responded and while en route the structure was upgraded to a box alarm. RS20 was placed in service at Crestwood Blvd and Ballenger Creek Pike and Frederick ECC diverted them to Tamko Asphalt for a cascade. Units operated at Tamko for several hours before returning to The 20 House.

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A209, RS20 and E201 was alerted for a vehicle accident at Rt340 WB on the Petersville exit ramp. Chief 5 went on scene first advising single vehicle accident all occupants out. A209 went on scene next and started obtaining refusals. RS20 arrived and held A209, RS20 and A198 and cleared the rest of the assignment. Units cleared debris from the roadway and return to service.

Jefferson units respond to the water rescue at lander boat ramp with reported 13 people in the water. Ambo 209,  Rescue/Squad 20, Engine 201 And Chief 20 responded. Chief 20 arrived first on the scene and reported to frederick that 9 of the 13 people were out off the water. Duty 14 and Chief 14-2 arrived soon after along with Squad 20 and engine 201. Chief 20 with command advised boat 19 to put in at brunswick that the rescue will be just below the lander boat ramp. While communicating to the 4 other victims several fisherman in the area were already making rescues. Captain 20  rescued 1 patient with his boat and another was pulled out by a man and his son fishing in the area. The other 2 untangled themselfs from the riff raff and made there way to the bank.

After all was accounted for the sherrifs department and the Chief made a quick speach to all that was rescued advising them of the danger that could happen when the water is rising that fast and that things could have turned out alot different. Everyone was very lucky today.

20 Units   Ambo 209  Rescue/Squad 20,  Engine 201, Chief 20 and Captain 20 with his boat.

Around 12:43am A209, M20, RS20 and E201 were alerted for the vehicle accident with entrapment on Holter Rd between Teen Barnes Rd and Cherry Ln. First arriving A209 went on scene with single vehicle that had left the road and rolled over in a adjacent farm field with one pinned and another ejected. After preforming a size up 2 additional ambalances, 1 additional medic unit and another engine company for manpower were requested. LT20 arrived on scene and assumned Holter Rd command. RS20's crew went to work freeing the patient that was pinned in the vehicle by her foot which was pinned under the headrest of the seat. Seat was reclined and patient was freed. 2 patients were transported to Washington County Hospital priority 2 catagory c traumas. The patient that was pinned refused care AMA. Units cleared about an hour later.

The drill that was rained out two consecutive times and was finally held at the firehouse last night. Due to the amount of areas around the Jefferson community that are without a water source we decided to have a water supply drill for the members to get refreshed on water supply. It was a good turnout from the members. It all started around 7pm with a classroom overview that was presented by Captain Quig the pump master. After all was briefed on the game plan we all geared up and pulled all the trucks out. We started out with ET 204 laying a supply line from the pavilion up to the firehouse of about 400 feet of 4". ET 204 then set up a fill site in front of the firehouse. Tanker 20 then Quickly set up there folding tank for a dump site. While Tanker 20 filled up the supply line with there tank water, Engine 201 delivered there water into the first portable tank. As the tanker started to pull a draft and flow water to the fill site ET 204 hooked up and started to fill up. After things got moving ET 204 with a full load of  water came back to the dump site and dumped there water. While ET 204 driver dumped his load the crew pull the second folding tank from ET 204 and began to set up a dual folding tank operation while E 201 went to the fill site for more water.

 After about  4 loads water we broke it down and started again with ET 204 at the draft site and Tanker 20 shuttling water all the units got utilized all night. Everything went well we flowed alot of water and got a good refresher course on water supply. After clean up we were all done by 10:30pm

Jefferson units E201 ET 204 Tanker 20 Rescue Squad 20 and Brush 205 even had some draft time.

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Around 01:45 box 5-1 was sounded for a commercial structure fire. TK5 and  E52 first on scene with 3 story apartment building with fire on the Bravo side second floor. 5-2 sent a crew in for a initial attack on the second floor but due to the construction of the building the fire was moving through the walls. Chief 20 E201 and ET204 arrived at the same time and reported to command. Chief 20 and E201s crew was given the primary search. After the search came up negative the crews went to the third floor and meet up with the initial attack crew E52. After opening up the walls they found plenty of fire on the second and third floor.The crews made quick work of the fire and extensive overhaul was preformed. All units cleared around 04:45.

JVFC Units: Chief 20  Engine 201  Engine/Tanker 204 Rescue Squad 20

Around 1300 hrs Box 7-8 was sounded for the house fire on Country Side Dr. Crews from Co. 7 arrived on scene with smoke showing from side Charlie of the house. Co. 7 crews advanced house lines into the house and made quick work of the fire which had already made it into the attic upon there arrival. Co. 20 units arrived on scene and assisted with salvage and overhaul. Rescue Squad 20 filled air cylinders with the cascade. Units cleared around 1430 hrs.

Ambo 209, Medic 20, Rescue Squad 20 and Engine 201 were dispatched to the 3600 block of Fry Rd for a vehicle accident with entrapment, vehicle on fire. Chief 20 Responded and went on the scene with single vehicle into a tree on fire. Appeared all occupents were out. After confirming occupents out chief 20 cancelled the Rescue Squad. Ambo 209 and Medic 20 arrived and administerd patient care while Engine 201 took care of the vehicle fire. All units cleared within 30 minutes.

Around midnight box alarm 20-1 was sounded for the building fire at The Jefferson Market on Jefferson Pike. Multiple companies from Frederick County, Washington County, Loudoun County, and Montgomery County responded to assist with the blaze. Multiple tankers where requested to shuttle water due to being a rural area with no close hydrants. Tankers shuttled water from the near by Cambridge Farm Subdivision. Before units responded Frederick County ECC dispatched the Safety Task Force. First arriving A209  went on scene with fire through the roof. E201 arrived shortly after with a crew of four and advanced 2 200' 13/4" lines through side Alpha to find heavy smoke conditions and attempt to put a knock on the fire. Chief 7 (Harne) arrived and assumed Jefferson Pike Command. Crew from E201 operated for about 30 mins inside until command advised Frederick ECC to sound the evacuation tones due to roof collapse near the back of the building. Crews evacuated and a par check was completed. Crews from RS20 and E72 forced entry to the rear of the building through a roll up door to an unburned storage area where the fire was contained and extinguished with a 21/2" line. E502 was requested to the scene to assist with overhaul and to use their foam system to extinguish hot spots. Crews overhauled the building into the early morning hours. Units packed up and left the scene around 0400 hrs.

Jefferson units responding     E201   ET204   Tanker 20   RS 20   and Ambo 209

ET204 responded to Jefferson County, WV to assist with the house fire on Conifer Court. ET204 arrived on scene with a house that had fire through the roof. Crew reported to command and assisted with extinguishment and overhaul while the driver shuttled water. Engine Tanker was on scene for several hours before returning.

Thanks to all that supported at the 2nd annual dinner & dance. We had a tremendous turnout saturday night with a sold out crowd. Special thanks to the band as everyone heard they keep the crowd going well after 12pm. Hope everyone had a great time and look foward to next year. Thanks again for the great support.

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