Early Morning 99 Brings E-22 & E-11 To Clay

On Monday, October 24, 2005 at 4:14 hours, the volunteers from Moyers Corners Station 2 were dispatched to a garage fire, mutual assistance to the Clay Fire Department at 8761 Van Hoesen Road.  Within minutes, Clay Car 2 (Chief Redhead) arrived to find a detached garage well involved with exposures, passed the Command to Clay Car 1 (Chief Stach) and struck a signal 99 (working fire dispatch).  The Signal 99 dispatch brought MCFD E-11 (Capt. Kenyon) to fill-in at Clay Station 2 and Cicero E-3 to fill in at Clay Station 3.  Moyers Corners E-22 (Lt. Belczak) responded with 5 and arrived as the 2nd due engine right behind Clay E-21 and was requested by Operations to bring-in a second 4" supply line from the Rt. 31 side and provide the back-up line to exposure B.  E22 crews provided the entry to the exposure Side B and ensured no extension.  By 5:35, the MCFD E-22 crew picked up and returned to service.  MCFD E-11 remained at Clay Station 1 for some additional time.

Units Operating At Clay Included:

Clay Car 1 (Chief Stach):  Command
Clay Car 2 (Chief Redhead):  Operations
Clay Car 3 & 4 (Chiefs Ford and Dickerson):  Safety and Support

Clay E21
Moyers Corners E22
Clay E31
Clay Truck
Clay Rescue 3
Liverpool Squad 3 - RIT (Capt. Frani)

Moyers Corners E11 - Standby Clay Station 2

Once in service and with in-house crews, Station 2 volunteers ran department alarm 1444 of the year with Station 3 for EMS with Rural Metro Ambulance.