Alarm Log

Thu., July 27, 1995

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

July 14

12:57 a.m. unconsciousness, E7900 block of Euclid

1:58 a.m. breathing problems, E12200 block of Maxwell

8:27 a.m. vehicle accident, 4th and Sullivan

11:11 a.m. vehicle accident, E9600 block of Montgomery

Noon convulsions, E9100 block of Broadway

12:04 p.m. smoke/unusual odor, E16700 block of Euclid

12:42 p.m. lockout, E12500 block of Sprague

2:12 p.m. unknown problem, Sprague and Adams

2:27 p.m. breathing problems, E11000 block of 3rd

2:53 p.m. vehicle accident, I-90 at Barker

5:09 p.m. grass/timber fire, E11500 block of Railroad

6:05 p.m. first aid, N600 block of Woodlawn

7:00 p.m. drowning, N1900 block of Sullivan Road

9:29 p.m. heart problems, E11300 block of Boone

9:39 p.m. breathing problems, E12900 block of 12th

9:43 p.m. vehicle accident, Sullivan and Sprague

11:53 p.m. grass/timber fire, S4200 block of Suncrest Lane

July 15

2:41 a.m. medical aid, E14800 block of 4th

3:44 a.m. unknown problem, E11700 block of Mission

6:11 a.m. first aid, N1400 block of Boeing

8:16 a.m. breathing problems, N2000 block of Laura Road

9:28 a.m. vehicle fire, E12500 block of 3rd

1:51 p.m. utility problem, Adams and Longfellow

2:17 p.m. breathing problems, N3900 block of Farr Road

2:29 p.m. commercial alarm, E6300 block of Utah

3:52 p.m. breathing problems, N1300 block of Vercler Road

5:14 p.m. stroke, N500 block of Pines Road

5:39 p.m. vehicle accident, E9700 block of 44th

6:01 p.m. commercial alarm, N03800 block of Sullivan

6:25 p.m. first aid, Mission and Flora

6:48 p.m. overdose/poison, E12700 block of 3rd

8:01 p.m. commercial alarm, E12000 block of Main

8:20 p.m. first aid, S00 block of Havana

8:59 p.m. overdose/poison, N300 block of Raymond Road

11:45 p.m. overdose/poison, E17600 block of Appleway

11:59 p.m. sick person, N1400 block of Boeing Road

July 16

12:20 a.m. utility problem, N1400 block of Boeing Road

2:11 a.m. first aid, E10100 block of Main

2:57 a.m. smoke/unusual odor, E9100 block of Broadway

9:03 a.m. chest pain, E10400 block of 9th

11:36 a.m. commercial alarm, E14800 block of 4th

3:49 p.m. other response, E9300 block of Montgomery

3:58 p.m. stroke, E18300 block of Boone

4 p.m. unconsciousness, S800 block of Sullivan

5:32 p.m. vehicle accident, Mission and Pines

5:44 p.m. breathing problems, E20100 block of Mission

5:51 p.m. vehicle fire, E10700 block of Sprague

6:15 p.m. commercial alarm, E12000 block of Main

6:21 p.m. fall/traumatic back injury, E10000 block of 7th

7:40 p.m. smoke/unusual odor, E16900 block of 4th

9:16 p.m. smoke/unusual odor, E7000 block of Trent

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