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Below are the runs and
information for 2009
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November 11th
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Shortly before
1:00 AM Thursday morning November 12, 2009, New Martinsville Fire
Fighters responded to a single vehicle South of Valley Tire near the
“lift station” along WV
Route #2, that took the life of a
Paden
City woman, according to
Larry W. Couch, NMVFD Fire Chief.
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November 1st
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October 16th
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Company 2 Fire Fighters responded to a two car
head-on collision at the top of Slim Chance hill on Route 20.
Of the three occupants in the vehicles only one had to be
transported to the hospital by WCEMS. Fire Fighters provided
traffic control and assisted EMS personal with the care of the
patients. Engine 209, Rescue 204 and Ops 201 responded with a
total of 8 Fire Fighters.
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September 29th
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The New Martinsville Fire Department is now
equipped with the Fit-5 fire interruption technology units.
These portable devices can be deployed in rooms of various sizes to
knock down flames and heat in seconds. When deployed, these
devices will drastically reduce the damage caused by fire in most
cases and provide fire fighters with a unprecedented level of
safety. More information is available at
www.arasafety.com.
Click here
http://www.youtube.com for a short promo video
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September 25th
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September 1st
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The New Martinsville Fire Department Volunteers
stayed busy throughout the day responding to 3 calls.
The first call around 9:30 am was for a two vehicle automobile
accident on Doolin Run Road in front of the block yard. Both
vehicles required being towed away however there were no injuries
reported. The second call at 11:30am was on Route 89 for a
tractor trailer that mistakenly took that road and was unable to
negotiate the turns on Anderson Hill. Fire fighters on scene
had to close route 89 for a short time while assisting the driver in
backing down the hill. The third call, a two vehicle accident
on Route 2 in front of WalMart, was cleared by fire fighters around
2:30 pm.
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September 19th
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August 1st
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The New Martinsville Fire Department responded to
Apple Street on the report of a structure fire. Arriving
firefighters encountered a completely involved out building that was
threatening a nearby mobile home. Firefighters used an
aggressive fire attack and had the blaze under control within
minutes of their arrival. The cause of the fire is under
investigation and considered suspicious at this time. Engine
209, Engine 202 and Engine 207 responded with a total of 12
firefighters. The NMFD was additionally assisted by the Paden
City Fire Company, Wetzel County EMS and the New Martinsville Police
Department.
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July 21st
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The rapid changes that have taken place in our
fire department over the past several years have highlighted how
important it is that we research and catalog our past. The fire
service is rich in history going back into ancient times, while ours
locally may not be that old, we know that our fire department has a
long and proud tradition of voluntary service to the community.
We are in the early stages of researching and gathering information
on the history of the New Martinsville Volunteer Fire Department
before it slips away. We would ask the Wetzel Chronicle and its
reader’s to lend us a hand in gathering that history.
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June 5th
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June 3rd
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Fire Department Search and Rescue teams
discovered the body of 23-year old Elijah Anderson of Moundsville at
approximately 4:00 PM Tuesday afternoon, in the
Ohio River
in Moundsville, a little less than 24-hours after he went missing.
The man was swimming with friends in a popular area behind the Busy
Beaver in Moundsville. His body was discovered near the area where
he was swimming. Cadaver dogs indicated where the body might be and
a crew of Fire Fighters From New Martinsville and McMechen, working
in unison, were able to recover the body.
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May 28th
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May 24th
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May 19th
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May 14th
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Firefighters respond to Genos on WV Route 2 on
the report of a burning electrical smell. After a complete
physical and thermal imaging search of both the interior and
roof areas of the building the all clear was given as nothing was
found. Engine 202, Engine 207, and Ladder 203 responded to the
call with 9 firefighters.
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A truck rollover on Route 89 at the switchbacks
sent Company 2 to Proctor. The driver was transported by WCEMS
while firefighters secured the scene and waited the arrival of state
agencies and a heavy lift tow company. Engine 207, Rescue 204, and
Ops 201 responded to the call with 7 firefighters.
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May 13th
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May 11th
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May 7th
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May 1st
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April 28th
A Resolution
National Arson
Awareness Week 2009
May 3-9, 2009
“Arson for Profit”
WHEREAS, arson for
profit is a criminal method of obtaining money from a fire loss policy. The
losses for arson are staggering; and
WHEREAS, arson for
profit, or economic arson, is when businesses or individuals set fires to reduce
financial loss, recoup initial investments, or dispose of depreciated assets
usually for a payout from insurance companies; and
WHEREAS, the Insurance
Information Institute reports that arsonists destroyed nearly $900 million in
insured property and killed 295 civilians nationwide in 2007; and
WHEREAS, In 2005, the
National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) estimated there were 323,900
intentional fires which resulted in 490 civilian fire deaths, 3 firefighter
onduty deaths, 1,500 civilian fire injuries, 7,600 firefighter onduty injuries,
and $1.102 billion in direct property damage; and
WHEREAS, Public
awareness is one of the specific responsibilities of the U.S. Fire
Administration (USFA),
NOW, THEREFORE, I,
Lucille Blum, Mayor of The City of New Martinsville WV, on behalf of its
citizens do hereby proclaim May 3-9, 2009, to be Arson Awareness Week.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED
that the Mayor and Council pay special tribute to all fire and law enforcement
investigative agencies for their dedicated and tireless service.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF,
the Mayor, of the City of New Martinsville has hereunto subscribed her name and
has caused the Official Seal of the City of New Martinsville WV to be hereunto
affixed in the City of New Martinsville WV on this 4th day of May
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March 29th
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New
Martinsville Fire Fighters responded to a fire at
58 Helen Street at 4:20 Sunday afternoon
after neighbors began calling 911 reporting smoke and fire coming
from the structure.
The sole
occupant, Ms. Nora J. Hood escaped injury in the blaze, which
appeared to have begun in the middle of the home near the furnace
room. Neighbors reported seeing the fire coming from behind the
woman as she was exiting the home.
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March 7th
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NMVFD firefighters respond the the New
Martinsville High School on the report of a fire alarm activation.
The "kids Kollege" students that were in the school at the time were
quickly evacuated by the staff and staged in safe areas around the
school. A complete walk through of the building revealed no
fire or smoke and students were then allowed to re-enter the
school. Engine 209, Ladder 203, and Engine 202 responded to
the false alarm with 8 firefighters.
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New Martinsville firefighters respond to assist
Wetzel County EMS rescuing victims of a horse and buggy rollover on
Limestone Ridge. One victim had to be carried by hand up the
ridge to the awaiting ambulance. Both victims were transported
to the Hospital by WCEMS. Engine 209, Ops 201, Brush 208, and
Squad 206 responded to the call with 6 firefighters.
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March
3rd
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The New Martinsville fire Department was alerted
to a possible structure fire 2 miles up Tarpon Ridge.
Subsequent information revealed that it was a brush fire that was
apparently started be a down powerline. The Firefighters
arriving on scene quickly brought the fire under control and
prevented the fire from spreading. Engine 207, Engine 202, and
Rescue Engine 209 responded with a total of 9 Firefighters.
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March 2nd
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New Martinsville Fire Fighters responded
to a vehicle fire at the corner of Locust Street and Linden Avenue
early Monday morning and found a Ford Bronco fully involved and
nearly completely consumed by the blaze. Not a devastating fire,
but the fact that the Bronco was parked within one foot of the
former Southern States feed store and positioned directly under the
buildings overhang, fire fighters are perplexed as to why the
Historical Feed Store didn’t ignite.
The only things that we can really say
may have kept the large building from becoming involved in the blaze
were the very strong north winds and the cold temperatures,
according to Larry W. Couch, Fire Chief.
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February 27th
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The New Martinsville Fire Department
would like to remind everyone that the Spring Forest Fire Season
began on Sunday, March 1, 2009 and that it will run through the end
of May, according to New Martinsville Fire Chief, Larry W. Couch.
In 2008, the majority of wildfires was
caused by people and their carelessness. People who allowed debris
fires to escape into the surrounding woods caused 35% of the fires;
people who deliberately set fires (arson/incendiary) caused 26%; and
people using equipment near or in the woods caused another 19% of
all forest fires. The other 20% of forest fires in West Virginia was
caused by campfires, children, smokers, and railroads. Some of that
20% were attributed to miscellaneous causes and lightning, and
others are still under investigation.
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F ebruary
12th
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February 11th
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New
Martinsville Fire Fighters were kept busy both Wednesday evening and
Thursday responding to at least sixteen calls from area residents
for assistance, after a storms fierce wind gusts played havoc with
utility and traffic service’s
The calls began
coming in at 6:45 PM Wednesday with the first call coming from 41
Anson Street, in the Steelton section of New Martinsville, this was
a report of lines in the yard. These were what appeared to be phone
lines, according to Fire Chief, Larry Couch.
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complete Press Release
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11th
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January 17th
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Engines 202 and 207 Responded to Monty
Ridge in Reader to assist Reader, Pine Grove and Jacksonburg VFD’s
with a residential structure fire. Personnel were used for
Fire Attack as well as the two engine’s being used to shuttle more
than 7000 gallons of water to the Rural Scene. 9-Personnel
responded to the call for assistance.
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NMVFD
Responds Squad 206 to a report of an unconscious, unresponsive male
in a vehicle on Wetzel/Tyler Ridge off-of Chiselfinger ridge outside
of Porters Falls. By-standers were finally able to awaken the
man who left the scene but was then detained by Wetzel County
Sheriff’s Deputies and taken into their custody. NMVFD
requested ALS assistance from Folsom VFD on this call.
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January 14th
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Ops 201, Special Ops 208 responded to a
request from Grandview VFD (Company 3) along with a thermal imaging
camera, to assist in the Search for a missing elderly man along WV
Route# 89 near Blake Ridge. 10-Personnel responded to the call
for assistance.
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NMVFD responded to assist Wetzel County
EMS with a Cardiac Arrest at New Martinsville Health Care Center,
225 Russell Avenue. Squad 206, Ops 201 and a total of
12-Personnel responded to the call for assistance including;
6-EMT’s, a Paramedic and 5-Fire Fighters.
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January 6th
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The NMVFD responds to an early morning head on
crash on WV Rt. 7 involving 3 vehicles. Fire Fighters were
required to extricate one victim who was trapped in their car.
Engine 202, Rescue 204, Squad 206 and Engine 209 responded with 15
Fire Fighters.
WV Rt. 7
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January 4th
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Operations 201, Rescue 204, Squad 206, Special
Operations 208, Boat 2 and a total of 11 Fire Fighters responded to
assist the New Martinsville Police Department with the search for an
adult male. The victim was located deceased in a ravine in the
Steelton section of New Martinsville. The victim was removed
from the scene by NMVFD Fire Fighters at the request of the New
Martinsville Police Department and the County Coroner.
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January 3rd
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ENGINE 202, ENGINE 207, ENGINE 209
RESPOND TO A BRUSH FIRE ON WV RT #89 NEAR THE HYDRO POWER TERMINAL.
THE 1/2 ACRE BLAZE WAS QUICKLY EXTINGUISHED BY ENGINE 202 WITH
ASSISTANCE OF THE OTHER 2 ENGINE COMPANIES. IT APPEARED THE
FIRE WAS A RESULT OF IMPROPERLY DISCARDED CIGARETTE. 11-FIRE
FIGHTERS RESPONDED TO THE CALL.
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January 2nd
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 On
Monday, December 29th, 2008 the New Martinsville Fire
Department took delivery of its new 2008 Ford Ambulance from US
CoachWorks, Inc. of Kansas City Missouri. This new unit marks the
departments first new ambulance since it began offering EMS services to
the community in April 2002, replacing a 1991 ambulance that the
department purchased as a used unit in the fall of 2001.
The New Martinsville Fire Department
began offering EMS services as a supplemental service to that which
was already in place throughout the county after an incident in
early fall of 2001 where fire fighters waited for 45-minutes with a
burn victim on Doolin Run Road. All of the area ambulances
were already occupied on other emergencies, we had a gentleman who
had accidentally cut into a natural gas line and was seriously
burned, we had our own EMT’s on the scene providing treatment, but
no means by which to properly transport the victim to the hospital,
according to Larry Couch, NMVFD Fire Chief.
Click here for the complete Press
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January 3rd
Below are the runs and
information for 2008
December 6th
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December 2nd
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The New Martinsville Fire Department is
purchasing a new ambulance from US Coachworks of Kansas City,
MO. This 2008 Ford F350 will be replacing our current 1991
Ford E350 and provide for improved reliability and reduced
maintenance costs.
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Company 2 EMS and Fire units respond to a single
vehicle accident on Veterans bridge at 0830 Tuesday morning.
One patient was transported to Wetzel County Hospital.
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Tuesday mornings winter weather sends units up
Doolin Run to assist a stuck tractor trailer.
November 30th
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New Ambulance set to arrive December
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November 29th
November 28th
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November 26th
November 25th
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Rollover at the bottom of River Hill
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November 22nd
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Responders swarmed to the scene of a log
truck accident Saturday afternoon. The accident occurred near the
top of Anderson Hill on WV Route #89. The Log Truck left the
roadway plunging approximately 70 feet over a steep embankment and
coming to rest against some smaller trees and leaving the truck
precariously perched on the hillside.
(Click here for
complete Press Release)
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October 31st
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New
Martinsville Fire Fighters responded to a fire Friday afternoon at
758 North Main Street. Arriving units found the home to be heavily
charges with a thick black smoke and quickly discovered that the
fire, in the laundry room of the home, had been extinguished as a
result of the fire burning through the supply hoses of the clothes
washer.
It wasn’t
the first time that we seen this happen said NMVFD Fire Chief, Larry
Couch. Its been nearly 20-years since the last time I could say
that the homes plumbing saved the house but, in this case it not
only saved the home but likely prevented damage to neighboring homes
as well.
Click here for the complete
Press Release
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October 27th
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A fire on a stove resulted in a New Martinsville
Home being destroyed and closing WV Route #2 for nearly three
hours. The call for the fire was received by Wetzel County 911 at
3:43 PM, in which the 911 operator reported being able here the
crackling of the fire in the background and advised the occupant to
evacuate the home. Click here for the full press release.
October 22nd
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NMFD units assist the Paden City Fire Company
with a landing zone for a medivac helecopter at Magnolia Football
field.
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EMS units respond for lifting assistance on oil
ridge using brush 208 to extract the patient due to the rough
terrain.
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State Route 2
North of the old 84 Lumber Yard
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October 18th
October 16th
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October 15th
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NMVFD members are called to Route 180 on River
hill for a two vehicle automobile accident.
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Members: All unused email accounts have
been cleaned out. If you would like an email account "@fdnm.org"
send me an email at the webmasters address on the bottom of this
page.
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October 14th
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Accident on Rt.
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October 13th
October 12th
October 9th
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Vehicle roll over on Route 7
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October 8th
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The New Martinsville Fire
Department has been awarded a Commercial Equipment Direct
Assistance Grant “CEDAP” for new hydraulic rescue tools. The
grant has a value of nearly $40,000.
 CEDAP
is
sponsored by the United States Department of Homeland Security,
Office of State and Local Government Coordination & Preparedness
(SLGCP). It is designed to assist smaller communities in
acquiring and using commercially available equipment to prevent,
deter, and respond to terrorist attacks, as identified in state
homeland security strategies and to be better able to respond to
more typical daily emergencies.
We’re very excited about the
awarding of this grant, said Larry Couch, NMVFD Fire Chief. On
the heels of a State based allocation of nearly $80,000 worth of
hazardous materials, personal protective equipment, this second
grant award helps to better equip
the department in serving the community through the up-grading
of equipment. Click here for details.
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October 7th
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Fire Safety
month is here already and New Martinsville Volunteers are busy
conducting fire safety training to local children. If you
would like more information with regard to our fire safety programs,
please email Joey Smith at
fireprevention@fdnm.org.
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There will be a NIMS 300 Class at
New Martinsville Volunteer Fire Department on Saturday and Sunday,
October 18th & 19th, 2008.
Click here for complete details.
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Company 2
responds to vehicle rollover on Route 20 near Porters falls.
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October 6th
September 26th
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The New
Martinsville Fire Department has received nearly $80,000 worth of
equipment from the WV Department of Military Affairs, Office of the
State Fire Marshal, through an equipment distribution program that
allocates the equipment to be “pre-positioned” in key locations
throughout the state. Click here for the complete
Press Release.
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September 15th
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The high
winds from a storm system that was once hurricane “Ike” caused minor
damage to power lines and trees throughout the area Sunday,
September 14th. The New Martinsville Fire Department
responded to reports of trees down in the roadway on Doolin Road and
in Proctor, while there were power line issue’s at the following
locations: North Bridge Street between Mensore Distributing and H &
R Block, 500 James Street at the Intersection with West Thistle
Drive, behind 291 Locust Street. Click here
for the complete Press Release.
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The trophy
for the "Gail Ash" Award is at the Station 218, check-it-out &
thanks to everyone who helped make it a reality.
September 12th
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Ladder 203 and Engine 207
respond to the Verizon Building to investigate an audible fire
alarm. No cause for the alarm was found.
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EMS Unit's respond to the
report of chest pain and transport one patient to the hospital.
September 10th
September 8th
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There will be a required
In-service Training for EMT's on the new DATA ENTRY system for EMS
Run Forms (Alias: Electronic Run Forms) Monday, September 8th, 2008
at 6:00 PM at the Ohio Street Station. This training is voluntary
for anyone other than EMT's.
September 7th
September 6th
September 4th
September 2nd
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The NMFD responds to an
infant locked in a vehicle with the engine off.
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Company 2 responds to assist
Paden City Fire Company & Sistersville EMS in the evacuation of a
Patient from her home after a fall on Oil Ridge using the dept’s ATV
(Brush 208).
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Volunteers remain busy on
Monday responding to a structure fire on American Ridge.
August
30th
August
29th
August
28th
August
27th
August
26th
August
25th
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Company 2 Volunteers respond to the New Martinsville Health Care
Center for a false fire alarm.
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The Fire Department EMS units respond out Route 7 for an automobile
accident.
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A
Carbon Monoxide alarm sends company 2 out for investigation.
For more information regarding the dangers of Carbon Monoxide please
follow the link to the left labeled "Carbon Monoxide".
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Volunteers respond to a rubbish fire on Maple Avenue.
August
18th
August
15th
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The New Martinsville Fire Department has received a renewal of its
Emergency Medical Services Licensure from the West Virginia
Department of Health, Office of Emergency Medical Services.
Click here for the complete Press Release or
visit the Press Release page.
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NMVFD recently
added 4-new UHF (400mhz) radios to its “front-line” fire apparatus.
The new radio now make it so that the fire department can directly
communicate with all agencies, public and private, on both sides of
the Ohio River. Click here for the complete
Press Release or visit the Press Release page.
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Company 2 responds to a 3 car
automobile accident on WV Route 2 near the old 84 Lumber Yard.
August
12th
August
11th
August
5th
August
3rd
August
1st
July 26th
July 22nd
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July 18th
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New Martinsville Fire Fighters, Police,
Tyler County OES Personnel and the Wetzel County Sheriffs Department
continued their search in Fishing Creek at the New Martinsville
Marina Friday morning at 8:00 AM and at 11:37 AM, an NMVFD Diver was
able to recover the body of a local man.
The incident began at 6:06 PM Thursday,
when Wetzel County E-911 received a call of a person who had dove
into the water off of the pier at the Marina and never resurfaced.
Wetzel County EMS, New Martinsville Fire & Police along with Paden
City Fire Fighters and the Wetzel County Sheriffs Department worked
until after dark Thursday evening, in an effort to recover the man.
A
full copy of the press release can be viewed by clicking on the
photograph to the right.
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NMFD diver prepares to
recover the victim.
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July 16th
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The New Martinsville Fire
Department responds to a two vehicle automobile accident on Route 2
in front of J.W. Potts. Also responding were New Martinsville
PD and Wetzel County EMS.
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The report of two unconscious
jet skier's on the Ohio River sends Company 2 on a search for
victim's along the river shore behind the old 84 Lumber Yard.
An exhaustive search by the Fire Department, Police Department and
EMS units turns up no victims.
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New Martinsville Company 2 is
hosting a 40 hour Driver/Pump Operator class. Photographs from
this event will be available on the training page in the next couple
of days. The class, which began Saturday and completes
tomorrow, is going very well. Units from New Martinsville,
Folsom, and Wallace are attending and being instructed by New
Martinsville Fire Chief Larry Couch.
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Two vehicle automobile
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July 13th
July 8th
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July 4th
July 3rd
New Martinsville Fire Department
Chief Larry Couch leads the contamination containment at Wetzel County
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July 1st
June 30th
June 29th
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Fire Prevention
training at the summer reading program.
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June 28th
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New Martinsville City Council
tours the Fire Station. Details can be found on the 2008 press
release page.
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Storms send Company 2
volunteers out Doolin Run Road to investigate flooding on Saturday
night.
June 27th
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Bingo cancelled for Friday
July 4th. Have a safe and happy holiday.
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Company 2 responds to a
vehicle accident on State Route 2 at the Mayo's Exxon intersection.
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A false fire alarm activation
sends unit's to Rite Aid.
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There will be a Rope Rescue
Awareness and Operations class at the Glen Dale VFD. Details
can be found on the training schedule page.
June 26th
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Fire Chief Larry Couch
describes the wide variety of equipment used within the Fire Service.
Click on the photo below for details.
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June 25th
June 24th
June 23rd
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June 22nd
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At 0330 Company 2 responds to
a fire alarm activation at the New Martinsville Tower's.
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Volunteers attend monthly
training on Aerial Rescue Operations. Pictures are now
available on both the "training" page or by clicking the photo to
the right.
June 21st
June 20th
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Firefighter/EMT Ryan
Yeater and Firefighter Fred Gaines demonstrate rigging a patient for
transport.
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June 19th
June 18th
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Company 2 responds to Paden
City providing mutual aid to Company 4 on a structure fire.
Photo's have been added to the "photo page" to the left.
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Volunteer's provide Fire
Prevention training to Safety Town children at the Lewis Wetzel
Family Center. Click the photo to the right for photo's of
this event.
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A fire prevention gallery page
has been added to the fire prevention tab.
June 14th
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Sunday June 15th's training
has been cancelled. It will be rescheduled for a later date.
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Auto Extrication class photo's
have been added to the training page.
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Numerous EMS calls keep
Volunteer's busy over the weekend.
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Rescue 204 photo's have been
updated.
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Engine 207 photo's have been
updated.
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Weather page get's numerous
updates!!!
June 11th
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The report of an appliance
fire sends Company 2 to the AAA Trailer Court around 11:00pm.
Engine 202 and 207 responded.
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Tractor Trailer snags utility
lines on Doolin Run Road. Crews maintained scene safety for
hours awaiting the arrival of the power company.
Fire Crews maintain scene safety
with power lines down on Doolin Run
June 7th
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June 5th
- Numerous call's keep crews busy
- EMT class cancelled for tonight
June 4th
Company 2 responds to numerous severe weather related incidents
June 3rd
- Fire Chief submits CEDAP Grant Application
- Website photo's are being updated to load
faster
- Members: Anyone who would like an
E-Mail address "you@fdnm.org" let
me know
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May 31st
- Fire crews stay busy on Saturday with 2
calls to possible structure fires
Engine 207 and Engine 202 arrive
on-scene of a possible structure fire.
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Friday May 30th at 2:35pm Company 2 responds to a 2
vehicle side impact collision on Harlan Drive at Route 2.
May 29th
- Thursday Company 2 EMS responds to
numerous calls for service
- Training Events page added
with upcoming schedule
- Home
Safety Tips page added with video
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Company 2 handles numerous calls over the
Memorial day weekend!!
2 false fire alarms, 3 car
accidents and a possible water rescue keep volunteers busy over the Memorial Day weekend.
 Sunday morning around 9:00 am May 25th Company 2
responds to a single vehicle accident on Doolin Run near the block
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Sunday May 25th at 12:30 pm company
2 responds to a auto accident on Route 2 near McDonald's.
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Friday May 23rd at 4:00pm Company 2 responds to a
2 vehicle auto accident on WV Route 2 in front of WalMart.
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Company
2 responded to a vehicle accident where a car left Route 2 and hit
Mayo's Exxon.