Alarm Log

Sat., Sept. 23, 1995

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

Sept. 15

4:20 a.m. convulsions, E11600 block of Indiana

9:48 a.m. choking, E17200 block of Coach Drive

5:01 p.m. vehicle accident, N200 block of Argonne Road

5:39 p.m. breathing problems, N1300 block of Vercler Road

5:45 p.m. burns, E13800 block of 42nd

8:23 p.m. first aid, E11100 block of 12th

10:26 p.m. trash fire, N4600 block of Mayhew Road

Sept. 16

1:04 a.m. vehicle accident, S500 block of Pines Road

8:30 a.m. chest pain, N2000 block of Sipple Road

12:12 p.m. first aid, E12500 block of Sprague

2:28 p.m. Fall/traumatic back injury, S500 block of Shoreline Drive

2:44 p.m. first aid, N6000

3:38 p.m. vehicle accident, 44th and Hwy 27

3:41 p.m. unconsciousness, E12700 block of Sprague

4:15 p.m. vehicle fire, E5200 block of Sprague

4:37 p.m. first aid, N600 block of Havana

4:43 p.m. medical aid, E12000 block of Marietta

5:16 p.m. commercial alarm, N1300 block of Vercler

6:18 p.m. first aid, E6606

9:20 p.m. smoke/unusual odor, S3000 block of Clinton Road

10:04 p.m. grass/timber fire, 24th and Park

11:16 p.m. first aid, E12500 block of Wellesley

Sept. 17

12:34 a.m. unconsciousness, N4400 block of Sullivan Road

2:11 a.m. vehicle accident, Trent and Hodges

4:31 a.m. chest pain, E14800 block of Riverside

4:37 a.m. assaults, S1800 block of Blake

6:55 a.m. chest pain, E4500 block of 2nd

8:52 a.m. first aid, Mckinzie and Trent

9:19 a.m. vehicle accident, Interstate 90 and State Line

9:28 a.m. first aid, N400 block of Havana

11:09 a.m. commercial alarm, S500 block of Arc

12:08 p.m. vehicle fire, Interstate 90 and Argonne

2:31 p.m. first aid, N400 block of Havana

4:05 p.m. first aid, N400 block of Havana

7:14 p.m. pole/powerline fire, N400 block of Havana

8:40 p.m. chest pain, E13000 block of Mission

10:30 p.m. trash fire, E5000 block of Sprague

Sept. 18

2:33 a.m. Fall/traumatic back injury, E9800 block of Upriver Drive

8:02 a.m. first aid, E6300 block of Sprague

9:30 a.m. other response, 16th and Pines

10:20 a.m. chest pain, E15400 block of Mission

10:51 a.m. first aid, E4900 block of 9th

11:34 a.m. vehicle accident, N1000 block of Argonne Road

1:29 p.m. unconsciousness, S1400 block of Blake Road

1:59 p.m. vehicle accident, Boone and Locust

2:59 p.m. allergies/hives/stings, E25000 block of Trent

5:00 p.m. convulsions, E25000 block of Trent

5:18 p.m. trauma, E15700 block of Wellesley

6:42 p.m. sick person, E12800 block of Sprague

8:12 p.m. trauma, N200 block of Progress Road

10:29 p.m. smoke/unusual odor, E12000 block of 8th

11:01 p.m. psychiatric, E11300 block of 26th

11:06 p.m. first aid, Sprague and Argonne

Sept. 19

2:07 a.m. animal bites/attacks, N900 block of Ella

3:01 a.m. structure fire, E19300 block of Cataldo

9:18 a.m. residential alarm, E12100 block of 34th

10:15 a.m. lockout, E11700 block of Sprague

10:32 a.m. lockout, E15200 block of Sprague

11:30 a.m. Fall/traumatic back injury, E10800 block of 3rd

12:31 p.m. vehicle accident, Broadway and Bessie

2:17 p.m. breathing problems, S4100 block of Conklin Road

6:09 p.m. first aid, E13700 block of 26th

11:00 p.m. hemorrhage, E14000 block of 12th

Sept. 20

12:48 a.m. first aid, E10700 block of Sprague

3:14 a.m. first aid, E10900 block of Sprague

4:04 a.m. diabetic problems, N3800 block of Sullivan Road

7:59 a.m. vehicle accident, Barker and Interstate 90

8:29 a.m. unknown problem, Mansfield and Cherry

9:56 a.m. unconsciousness, N3800 block of Sullivan

11:10 a.m. unknown problem, Interstate 90 and Barker

1:01 p.m. breathing problems, E9200 block of Maringo Drive

2:54 p.m. vehicle accident, Interstate 90 and Sprague

3:17 p.m. first aid, N4700 block of Haye

3:59 p.m. Fall/traumatic back injury, N500 block of Pines Road

4:35 p.m. back pain, E5300 block of Broadway

5:00 p.m. stroke, E18500 block of Cowley

5:28 p.m. vehicle accident, Sullivan and 8th

5:46 p.m. commercial alarm, E7200 block of Broadway

6:31 p.m. chest pain, S3400 block of Sommer Road

6:48 p.m. vehicle accident, Raymond and 14th

6:49 p.m. unknown problem, Mission and Sullivan

7:50 p.m. other response, E25600 block of Olympic

10:46 p.m. commercial alarm, S300 block of Dishman Road

Sept. 21

12:35 a.m. structure fire, N4800 block of Kari Road

2:07 a.m. first aid, E9200 block of Broadway

9:27 a.m. lockout, S00600 block of McDonald

11:17 a.m. heart problems, E13100 block of Mission

4:50 p.m. structure fire, Skyview and Guthrie

6:10 p.m. structure fire, N00600 block of Havana

6:35 p.m. vehicle accident, S1600 block of Bowdish Road

6:49 p.m. convulsions, E5200 block of Sprague

10:05 p.m. pole/powerline fire, E11000 block of 16th

Sept. 22

12:34 a.m. first aid, N900 block of Vista

1:01 a.m. first aid, E15600 block of Sprague

2:35 a.m. first aid, N2100 block of Sargent

5:55 a.m. Fall/traumatic back injury, S1600 block of Pines

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