Alarm Log

Sat., Feb. 7, 1998

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

Jan. 30

6:41 a.m. First aid, 900 block of N Sargent

8:07 a.m. Structure fire, 32nd and Highway 27

10:43 a.m. Structure fire, 32nd and Glenn

11:44 a.m. First aid, 4800 block of N Kari

11:47 a.m. First aid, 13600 block of E 20th

1:54 p.m. First aid, Harvard and Mission

3:45 p.m. Structure fire, 20200 block of E Mission

3:46 p.m. Service call, 12900 block of E Skyview

3:50 p.m. DOA, 13000 block of E Cataldo

3:56 p.m. DOA, 12400 block of E Mission

5:24 p.m. Structure fire, 400 block of S Chronicle

5:47 p.m. Structure fire, 8200 block of E Boone

9:36 p.m. Structure fire, 24900 block of E Heather Lane

10:22 p.m. First aid, 13600 block of E 12th

11:24 p.m. Vehicle accident, Mission and McDonald

jan. 31

12:19 a.m. First aid, 8000 block of E Sprague

2:08 a.m. First aid, 7100 block of E Seventh

2:12 a.m. First aid, 2200 block of N Argonne

2:24 a.m. Vehicle accident, 7800 block of E Upriver Dr.

8:06 a.m. Vehicle accident, I-90

9:28 a.m. Vehicle accident, 9600 block of E Mission

10:02 a.m. Chest pain, 500 block of N Best

10:11 a.m. First aid, 11700 block of E Glenview Circle

1:05 p.m. Heart problem, 44th and Pondra

2:31 p.m. First aid, Progress and Wellesley

3:31 p.m. Service call, 4700 block of N Progress

4:14 p.m. Chest pain, 900 block of S Pines

5:03 p.m. Vehicle fire, 13900 block of E Trent

7:15 p.m. Chest pain, 8200 block of E Broadway

9:20 p.m. First aid, 10600 block of E 27th

9:22 p.m. First aid, 2200 block of S University

10:06 p.m. Alarm System, 22400 block of E Appleway

Feb. 1

12:29 a.m. DOA, 1700 block of S Blake

12:36 a.m. First aid, 1600 block of S McDonald

1:19 a.m. Chest pain, 1600 block of S Mccabe

3:51 a.m. Alarm system, 7900 block of E Broadway

9:35 a.m. DOA, 1300 block of N Vercler

10:03 a.m. First aid, 12500 block of E Houk

10:34 a.m. Vehicle accident, I-90

10:52 a.m. First aid, 8400 block of E Alki

11:07 a.m. Service call, 19th and Dishman Mica

11:15 a.m. Vehicle accident, 4000 block of N Argonne

11:32 a.m. Alarm system, 7900 block of E Broadway

1:14 p.m. Alarm system, 11300 block of E Broadway

5:39 p.m. Chest pain, 500 block of S Park

8:43 p.m. First aid, 400 block of S Pines

9:05 p.m. First aid, 00 block of N Pines

10:49 p.m. Structure fire, Stanley and Cataldo

11:22 p.m. Chest pain, 10000 block of E Sprague

11:32 p.m. First aid, 19600 block of E Wellesley

Feb. 2

5:36 a.m. First aid, 2200 block of S Pierce

10:53 a.m. First aid, 14000 block of E Fifth

11:41 a.m. fire, Structure fire, 500 block of S Fox

12:11 p.m. First aid, 200 block of N Sullivan

7:00 p.m. First aid, 9300 block of E Montgomery

7:14 p.m. Vehicle accident, Wellesley and Starr

11:34 p.m. First aid, 17800 block of E Appleway

11:42 p.m. 11300 block of E Empire Way

Feb. 3

6:46 a.m. First aid, 14500 block of E 12th

8:55 a.m. 12600 block of E Broadway

9:06 a.m. Chest pain, 26200 block of E Rowan

9:40 a.m. Vehicle accident, 200 block of N Mullan

9:56 a.m. Alarm system, 10500 block of E Sprague

12:09 p.m. First aid, 12500 block of E Third

12:16 p.m. Vehicle accident, Pines and Sprague

12:49 p.m. Cardiac arrest, 400 block of S University

1:12 p.m. First aid, 4400 block of N Sullivan

4:34 p.m. First aid, 15800 block of Fourth

5:34 p.m. Cardiac arrest, 15700 block of E 4th

6:04 p.m. Difficulty breathing, 600 block of N Walnut

8:05 p.m. Trash fire, First and Custer

Feb. 4

12:58 a.m. First aid, 12100 block of E Main

2:44 a.m. First aid, 11300 block of E Maxwell

6:55 a.m. Trash fire, 13700 block of E Heroy

7:28 a.m. First aid, 3800 block of N Sullivan

7:45 a.m. First aid, 13300 block of E Cataldo

7:50 a.m. Cardiac arrest, 9200 block of E Maringo

8:28 a.m. First aid, 8600 block of E Sharp

12:50 p.m. First aid, 2200 block of N Argonne

1:39 p.m. First aid, 11700 block of E Broadway

1:52 p.m. First aid, 10500 block of E Desmet

2:15 p.m. Structure fire, 15000 block of E Euclid

2:30 p.m. Vehicle accident, 28th and Skipworth

3:55 p.m. Difficulty breathing, 4100 block of N McDonald

4:29 p.m. First aid, Sprague and Argonne

8:18 p.m. First aid, 19300 block of E Main

8:27 p.m. Vehicle accident, 9600 block of E Sprague

8:38 p.m. Vehicle accident, I-90

9:17 p.m. Structure fire, 13200 block of E 29th

Feb. 5

6:17 a.m. Difficulty breathing, 24000 block of E Trent

6:42 a.m. First aid, 2200 block of S University

8:29 a.m. First aid, 700 block of N Pines

9:07 a.m. First aid, 15000 block of E Euclid

10:30 a.m. Vehicle accident, 16th and Pines

12:13 p.m. Chest pain, 5000 block of N Calvin

12:58 p.m. First aid, 200 block of N Mullan

1:46 p.m. First aid, 9700 block of E Garland

2:11 p.m. Difficult breathing, 7300 block of E Fifth

2:33 p.m. First aid, 400 block of S Adams

2:59 p.m. First aid, 15700 block of E Wellesley

3:20 p.m. Structure fire, 8400 block of E Maringo

4:23 p.m. First aid, 2400 block of N Cherry

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