Alarm Log

Sat., Aug. 20, 1994

The following alarms were reported by Valley Fire District.

August 14

7:29 a.m. Heart problems, E9400 Upriver Drive

9:17 a.m. Chest pain, N900 McDonald Road

9:33 a.m. Vehicle accident, Sprague and Argonne

1:06 p.m. Breathing problems, N1800 Felts Road

3:35 p.m. Grass/timber fire, E11700 Main

4:42 p.m. Stroke, E7300 First

6:02 p.m. Hemorrhage, N1100 Wilbur Road

6:34 p.m. Fall/traumatic back injury, N200 Calvin Road

8:02 p.m. Vehicle accident, Mission and Pines

11:04 p.m. Diabetes problems, E21700 Wellesley

11:46 p.m. Diabetes problems, E7800 Alki

August 15

12:29 a.m. Breathing problems, E14500 Rockwell

4:51 a.m. Commercial alarm, E17100 Eighth

8:31 a.m. First aid, E6800 Fifth

9:45 a.m. Grass/Timber fire, S3400 Fox Court

10:01 a.m. Vehicle accident, Sixth and Sullivan

11:42 a.m. Stroke, E7300 Boone

1:03 p.m. First aid, McDonald and Maxwell

1:12 p.m. Vehicle accident, E9000 Mission

1:15 p.m. Unconsciousness, E13000 Semro

1:19 p.m. Smoke/Unusual odor, E6400 Seventh

1:54 p.m. Smoke/Unusual odor, E6800 Second

2:08 p.m. Vehicle fire, Pines and Mission

3:38 p.m. Vehicle accident, Havana and Sprague

6:39 p.m. Grass/Timber fire, E11600 Fourth

7:50 p.m. Headache, e6800 Fifth

8:40 p.m. Vehicle accident, Mullan and Cataldo

9:10 p.m. Abdominal pain/problems, E12600 Lenora Drive

August 16

2:26 a.m. Hemorrhage, N500 Walnut Road

3:15 a.m. Assaults, N400 Pines

3:39 a.m. Grass/Timber fire, Eighth and Park

7:06 a.m. Convulsions, E8200 Baldwin

9:54 a.m. Breathing problems, E9009 Mission

10:53 a.m. Fall/Traumatic back Injury, N300 Flora Road

11:00 a.m. Fall/Traumatic back Injury, E9500 Fourth

12:03 p.m. Abdominal pain/Problems, N300 Argonne Road

3:55 p.m. Trauma, N3800 Sullivan Road

7:11 p.m. Abdominal pain/Problems, S500 Carnahan Road

7:47 p.m. Smoke/Unusual odor, N4400 Kenny

7:58 p.m. Breathing problems, E13200 Rich

8:42 p.m. Trash fire, 40th and Bowdish

9:09 p.m. Vehicle accident, S700 Dishman Road

9:10 p.m. First aid, E15100 Sprague

9:19 p.m. First aid, E10300 Sharp

9:35 p.m. Hemorrhage, E11900 Mansfield

11:37 p.m. First aid, E13000 Mission

August 17

12:32 a.m. First aid, Appleway and Barker

1:36 a.m. Utility problem, E13700 First

4:07 a.m. Grass/Timber fire, E13400 Sprague

8:05 a.m. Grass/Timber fire, Fourth and David

8:27 a.m. Vehicle accident, E10100 Broadway

9:58 a.m. Structure fire, N3600 Edgerton

10:15 a.m. Fall/traumatic back injury, E9400 Montgomery

11:23 a.m. Grass/Timber fire, E11500 Dishman-Mica

2:05 p.m. Hemorrhage, E7100 Sprague

3:00 p.m. Stroke, N1400 Argonne Road

3:18 p.m. Diabetic problems, E10200 13th

3:45 p.m. Unconsciousness, E11000 Mission

5:16 p.m. Breathing problems, N8000 Starr

6:28 p.m. Convulsions, N900 Woodlawn Road

8:19 p.m. Commercial alarm, N3800 Sullivan

8:32 p.m. Smoke/Unusual odor, Argonne and Maringo

11:53 p.m. Utility problem, E7100 Second

11:59 p.m. Hemorrhage, E17200 Fourth

August 18

12:51 a.m. Unconscious male, N1900 Sullivan

7:20 a.m. Vehicle accident, Argonne And Interstate 90

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