Alarm Log

Thu., Jan. 12, 1995

The following alarms were reported by the Spokane Valley Fire District.

Jan. 1

12:27 a.m. trash fire, E4400 block of 5th

12:29 a.m. structure fire, Barker & Mission

4:09 a.m. back injury, E14000 block of Main

5:43 a.m. chimney fire, N3300 block of Bessie

9:47 a.m. breathing problems, S1900 block of Marcus Court

9:51 a.m. trauma, S500 block of Park Rd

11:21 a.m. first aid, E7800 block of Alki

11:23 a.m. commercial alarm, E12000 block of Cataldo

11:54 a.m. first aid, E11100 block of 36th

1:21 p.m. first aid, E20200 block of Mission

2:44 p.m. cardiac arrest, E11000 block of 3rd

4 p.m. vehicle accident, Broadway & McDonald

4:45 p.m. grass/timber fire, Evergreen & Mission

5:18 p.m. first aid, E14200 block of Cataldo

7:25 p.m. psychiatric, E6000 block of 9th

10 p.m. vehicle accident, Euclid & Flora

10:06 p.m. commercial alarm, N3000 block of Flora

Jan. 2

12:03 a.m. vehicle accident, Sprague & Park

12:08 a.m. first aid, E9500 block of Boone

12:25 a.m. vehicle fire, E10000 block of Sprague

12:55 a.m. chest pain, N800 block of Bowdish Road

1:56 a.m. breathing problems, E14700 block of Trent

2:47 a.m. breathing problems, E9300 block of Wellesley

9:50 a.m. lockout, E10600 block of 10th

12:52 p.m. convulsions, E10500 block of Sprague

4:58 p.m. breathing problems, N600 block of Virginia Ct

7:03 p.m. vehicle accident, 2nd & Chronicle

7:31 p.m. convulsions, E10100 block of Main

7:42 p.m. utility problem, N1500 block of Hodges

8:46 p.m. chimney fire, E11300 block of 40th

9:47 p.m. breathing problems, E4700 block of 1st

11:28 p.m. first aid, N1800 block of Hutchinson

Jan. 3

1:22 a.m. trash fire, N1100 block of Bates

6:44 a.m. suicide, N2100 block of Fancher

7:37 a.m. diabetic problems, E15100 block of 24th

11:47 a.m. stroke, E15500 block of 4th

1:25 p.m. diabetic problems, E10500 block of Broadway

8:39 p.m. breathing problems, E8600 block of Mansfield

Jan. 4

5:30 a.m. lockout, S3000 block of Clinton Road

6:39 a.m. hemorrhage, E11600 block of Ermina

7:23 a.m. unknown problem, E9300 block of Montgomery

8:56 a.m. back injury, S200 block of Whipple Rd

9:50 a.m. structure fire, E16000 block of Rich

10:08 a.m. first aid, Euclid & Sullivan

10:10 a.m. back injury, E13900 block of Wellesley

10:32 a.m. breathing problems, E14700 block of Trent

12:57 p.m. breathing problems, E16300 block of Broadway

1:21 p.m. commercial alarm, S1600 block of University

5:19 p.m. breathing problems, E9600 block of Shannon

5:49 p.m. smoke/unusual odor, E12800 block of 27th

Jan. 5

6:59 a.m. first aid, Havana & Sprague

8:44 a.m. trauma, N3800 block of Sullivan Rd

9:47 a.m. abdominal pain, E8000 block of Sprague

4:20 p.m. vehicle accident, E12400 block of Mansfield

5:47 p.m. smoke/unusual odor, E7200 block of Sprague

6:52 p.m. breathing problems, E6000 block of 6th

7:47 p.m. sick person, E4400 block of 8th

7:57 p.m. other response, Rowan & Arden

8:36 p.m. diabetic problems, E6500 block of Broadway

10:10 p.m. first aid, Sprague & Dishman

10:18 p.m. other response, N1100 block of Best Rd

11:50 p.m. unknown problem, E7600 block of Sprague

Jan. 6

2:27 a.m. trauma, N2400 block of Sullivan

2:48 a.m. vehicle fire, E11000 block of Empire

6:41 a.m. back pain, E11200 block of Springfield

6:53 a.m. diabetic problems, E100 block of 24th

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