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01/23/12 FIREWATCH:
A week with the
Fire Department
19 Calls for Service:
1 Vehicle Fire, 2
Smoke Investigations, 5
EMS Assists, 4 Vehicle
Accidents, 2 False
Alarms, 5 Carbon
Monoxide Investigations
January
16 at 1641 in the 200
block of S. Bird Street:
Carbon Monoxide
Investigation
Upon arrival,
firefighters found an
elevated level of carbon
monoxide in the unit.
Crews advised
maintenance to contact a
HVAC company and rectify
issue prior to
occupancy.
January 16 at
2056 on Hwy 19 at
Portage Road:
Vehicle Accident
Fire crews responded on
Hwy 19 at Portage Road
for a vehicle leaking
fluids due to hitting a
deer.
Crews applied oil
dry and performed scene
safety.
January 18 at
1352 in the 200 block of
S. Bird Street:
Carbon Monoxide
Investigation
Upon arrival, crews
found an elevated level
of carbon monoxide in
the same unit as
previous call to the
same address.
Crews discussed
with maintenance and
turned the scene over.
January 19 at
1933 in the 2400 block
of County Highway T:
Vehicle Fire
Firefighters responded
for a vehicle fire on
CTH T.
Upon arrival,
crews found a vehicle
fully engulfed in fire.
Crews
extinguished the fire
and investigated the
cause.
Firefighters
overhauled the vehicle
and turned it over to
the owner.
January 20 at
1554 in the 200 block of
S. Musket Ridge:
Carbon Monoxide
Investigation
Upon arrival, Engine 2’s
crew found elevated
levels of carbon
monoxide in the home.
WE Energies
responded and shut off
the gas to the furnace.
Residents were
advised to stay out of
home until issue was
addressed.
January 22 at
0523 on Hwy 151 near
Branch Road:
Vehicle Accident
Engine 1 arrived to a
single vehicle accident,
vehicle left roadway
went through a fence and
ended up in a clump of
trees.
Crews removed a
section of fence, cut
down multiple trees, and
extricated patient into
EMS’ care.
-Your Sun Prairie Volunteer Fire Department-
On 5/16/11, SPVFD
firefighters
participated in a
playground training
drill at Liberty Park.
Firefighters wore
blacked-out masks and
followed hoselines
through the playground
obstacle course,
simulating exiting a
building following a
hose.




05/16/11 FIREWATCH:
A week with the
Fire Department
9 Calls for Service:
1 Smoke
Investigation, 1 EMS
Assist, 1 False Alarm, 3
Vehicle Accidents, 3
Outdoor Fires
May 9 at 1637 at Hwy
19 and Pepsi Way:
Vehicle Accident
Firefighters arrived on scene to
a two-vehicle accident
and assisted Blooming
Grove EMS with patient
care and disconnected
the battery cables from
the vehicles for safety.
May 10 at 1150 in the
1300 block of Linnerud
Drive:
Outdoor Fire
Upon arrival, Engine 2 crews
investigated a report of
someone burning trash in
the prairie.
Firefighters
extinguished the fire
and discussed with the
owner that this is
against burning
ordinances.
May 11 at 1343 on the
Interstate at Anderson
Road:
Vehicle Accident
Firefighters responded for a
vehicle rollover
accident on the
Interstate.
Upon arrival,
Madison Fire was already
doing extrication.
Crews stood by
and took a report.
May 11 at 1837 in the
1300 block of Park
Circle:
Smoke
Investigation
Crews were paged for a
washer/dryer smoking.
Upon arrival,
found a heavy smell of
burning rubber.
After further
investigation, found
that a belt in the unit
had burned.
After ensuring
there was no fire, the
scene was turned over to
maintenance on location.
May 12 at 2254 on
Reiner Road at O’Keeffe:
Vehicle Accident
Upon arrival, firefighters found
a two-vehicle accident
and an electrical pole
that had been struck by
one of the vehicles.
Firefighters
assisted EMS in
attending to patients
and returned to the
station.
-Your Sun Prairie
Volunteer Fire
Department-
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American
Cancer
Society
Relay
For
Life
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Dear
Friends,
Community
members,
and
fellow
Firefighters,
This
year,
we
are
helping
save
lives
from
cancer
by
taking
part
in
the
American
Cancer
Society
Relay
For
Life,
and
we
hope
you
will
support
us.
The
American
Cancer
Society
Relay
For
Life
is a
life-changing
event
that
gives
people
in
communities
across
the
globe
a
chance
to
celebrate
the
lives
of
people
who
have
battled
cancer,
remember
loved
ones
lost,
and
fight
back
against
the
disease.
At
Relay,
teams
of
people
camp
out
at a
local
high
school,
park,
or
fairground
and
take
turns
walking
or
running
around
a
track
or
path.
Each
team
is
asked
to
have
a
representative
on
the
track
at
all
times
during
the
event.
Because
cancer
never
sleeps,
Relays
are
overnight
events
up
to
24
hours
in
length.
In
addition
to
helping
people
celebrate,
remember,
and
fight
back,
Relay
For
Life
also
helps
raise
much-needed
funds
and
awareness
to
help
the
American
Cancer
Society
save
lives
from
cancer
and
create
more
birthdays.
Please
support
us
in
our
efforts
by
visiting
our
personal
web
page
to
make
a
secure,
tax-deductible
online
donation.
http://main.acsevents.org/site/TR/RelayForLife/RFLFY10MW?team_id=630983&pg=team&fr_id=23199
Every
donation
really
does
make
a
difference.
We
know
that
times
are
tighter
than
normal
for
many
of
us,
but
any
amount
you
can
give
truly
can
help
save
lives.
You
see,
thanks
to
your
support,
the
American
Cancer
Society
can:
- Help people stay well by helping them take steps to prevent cancer or detect it early, when it’s most treatable
- Help people get well by being in their corner around the clock to guide them through every step of their cancer experience
- Find cures by funding groundbreaking research that helps us understand cancer’s causes, determine how best to prevent it, and discover new ways to cure it
- Fight back by working with lawmakers to pass laws to defeat cancer and rally communities worldwide to join the fight
Each
of
us
has
our
own
reasons
for
caring
about
the
fight
against
cancer
…
whatever
your
reasons,
we
hope
you’ll
choose
to
make
a
difference
by
making
a
donation
online
to
support
our
efforts.
We
are
so
grateful
to
have
great
people
like
you
in
our
lives
who
want
to
see
an
end
to
cancer
in
our
lifetime.
Together
we
can
save
lives.
Thank
you,
and
we
will
keep
you
updated
on
our
progress
at
www.spvfd.com.
To
learn
more
about
Relay
For
Life,
please
visit
our
Relay
For
Life
information
page.

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Sun Prairie Fire Dept
2010
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Total calls
2010 –
725 |
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By District |
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City of Sun
Prairie |
540 |
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Town of Sun
Prairie |
39 |
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Town of
Burke |
84 |
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Town of
Bristol |
40 |
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Mutual Aid |
22 |
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By Type of
Call |
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Fire |
43 |
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Rescue and
Emergency
Medical
Service
Incident |
150 |
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Hazardous
Condition
(No Fire) |
189 |
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Service
Call |
91 |
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Good Intent
Call |
145 |
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False Alarm
and False
Call |
98 |
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Severe
Weather and
Natural
Disaster |
9 |
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Sun Prairie Fire Dept
2009
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Total calls
2009 –
775 |
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By District |
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City of Sun
Prairie |
555 |
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Town of Sun
Prairie |
64 |
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Town of
Burke |
68 |
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Town of
Bristol |
62 |
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Mutual Aid |
26 |
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By Type of
Call |
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Fire |
67 |
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Rescue and
Emergency
Medical
Service
Incident |
165 |
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Hazardous
Condition
(No Fire) |
170 |
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Service
Call |
90 |
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Good Intent
Call |
146 |
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False Alarm
and False
Call |
137 |
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Severe
Weather and
Natural
Disaster |
0 |
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Sun Prairie Fire Dept
2008 Recap
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Total calls
for 2008 –
673 |
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By District |
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City of Sun
Prairie |
475 |
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Town of Sun
Prairie |
52 |
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Town of
Burke |
66 |
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Town of
Bristol |
49 |
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Mutual Aid |
31 |
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By Type of
Call |
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Fire |
58 |
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Rescue and
Emergency
Medical
Service
Incident |
135 |
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Hazardous
Condition
(No Fire) |
173 |
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Service
Call |
79 |
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Good Intent
Call |
109 |
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False Alarm
and False
Call |
107 |
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Severe
Weather and
Natural
Disaster |
12 |
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Sun Prairie Fire Dept
2007 Recap
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Total calls
for 2007 –
682 |
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By District |
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City of Sun
Prairie |
468 |
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Town of Sun
Prairie |
65 |
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Town of
Burke |
73 |
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Town of
Bristol |
50 |
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Mutual Aid |
26 |
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By Type of
Call |
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Fire |
75 |
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Rescue and
Emergency
Medical
Service
Incident |
138 |
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Hazardous
Condition
(No Fire) |
160 |
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Service
Call |
64 |
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Good Intent
Call |
141 |
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False Alarm
and False
Call |
101 |
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Severe
Weather and
Natural
Disaster |
3 |

SPVFD Receives 2007
Assistance to
Firefighters Grant Award
On Friday, July 27th,
2007, the U.S.
Department of Homeland
Security announced the
first round of awards
for the 2007 Assistance
to Firefighters Grant.
One of 459 departments
awarded, the Sun Prairie
Volunteer Fire
Department received a
grant for $21,285.00 to
purchase new wildland
firefighting gear,
including a helmet and
goggles, coat, pants,
gloves, boots, and a
respirator for all
volunteer firefighters.
SPVFD Receives Grant
On Friday, February 9,
2007, the U.S.
Department of Homeland
Security announced
awards for the 2006
Assistance to
Firefighters Grant.
One of 391 departments
awarded, the Sun Prairie
Volunteer Fire
Department received a
grant for $58,234.00 to
purchase new extrication
equipment for their
frontline apparatus.
Included in this
purchase will be new
cutters, spreaders,
saws, and other
miscellaneous rescue
tools. These tools
are used primarily in
vehicle accidents to
remove windows, cut
and/or spread parts of
vehicles, thus getting
victims medical
attention sooner.
This new equipment will
be on display at the
2007 Annual Open House
held in October.