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Fishers
Fire Department
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| The crew of E-94 keep a close control on the flames of a former Fishers home after Fire Investigation training during FDIC 2006. |
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In April 2006, Engine 94
served as the pumper for a live burn to help finish off a home that had
been used for fire |
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| Engine 91 assists Ambulance 93 on an ALS response at the Fishers Medcheck in September 2006. | ||
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| Multiple Fishers units respond to a Cardiac Arrest call in Walnut Creek on Christmas 2004. | ||
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| On October 4, 2006 Fishers was hit with a massive thunderstorm. In a 10-minute span, the ensuing lightning started three separate house fires in Fishers and two more in nearby Westfield. Every FFD unit was dispatched to at least one of the fires while mutual aid was required by Lawrence Township and Noblesville to assist on scenes and to cover Fishers stations. |
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| Engine 92 was the first Aerial truck on scene and extended an attack line. However, there was little damage to the home and any fire appeared to have been halted by the pouring rain. | ||
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| Reserve Engine 98 (subbing in as E-91) was first-in and confirmed that no fire was extending into the structure. | ||
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| Engine 91's crew repacks their 5" supply line | ||
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| Engine 91 and Ambulance 93 respond to a head-on collision with injuries at Allisonville and 116th Street. | ||
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| Ladder 91 stands by at during as crews search for a potential source of smoke at a building alarm in December 2007. | ||
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| FFD responds to an alarm at the Cracker Barrel at 96th and I-69: Engine 93, Battalion 9, Ladder 91, Rescue 91, Ambulance 93. |
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