A bicyclist was injured on the green way at Horse Shoe Farm Rd. The patient was located approximately 1/4 mile down the trail. NHFD responded to render medical aid and transport the patient to EMS using our specialized ATV.
JUNE 28, 2016 – R14, E4 & E1 RESPOND TO 2 CAR MVA WITH 1 PINNED
At 7:31am, New Hope Rescue 14 & Engine 4 were dispatched to a motor vehicle crash at the intersection of Buffaloe Rd & Forestville Rd. Units arrived on scene to find a T-bone collision, with one of the drivers trapped in the vehicle. Engine 1 was added to the assignment, and the crew from Rescue 14 went to work freeing the driver from the vehicle. After a performing a door pop, the crews were able to extricate the drive, and he was turned over to Eastern Wake EMS for transport to the hospital. WHNFD crews cleared the scene in under an hour, and turned the scene over to the NC Highway Patrol for investigation.
JUNE 20, 2016 – VEHICLE OFF THE INTERSTATE, 15 FT IN THE AIR, 1 TRAPPED
At 05:15am, New Hope Stations 1 & 2 were dispatched to I-540 in the area of the Triangle Town Center Blvd exit for a report of an overturned vehicle. Chief 100 (Chief McCaulley) arrived first, and advised communications that he had a vehicle that had ran off the highway and was wedged between the exit ramp and the highway, leaning over the wall, with 1 person entrapped. Due to the positioning of the vehicle, he requested Raleigh FD Rescue 1 to respond to the scene.
Crews from New Hope Engine 1 and Rescue 14 assisted the RFD Rescue 1 firefighters with stabilizing the vehicle and extricating the driver. The driver was extricated and turned over to Wake County EMS, who transported him to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries.
Engine 1 stood by until the tow truck operator was able to pull the car free. Once the car was pulled back several feet, it promptly fell onto the exit ramp, where it was removed by the tow truck.
FIREFIGHTER GREEN IS NOW FIREFIGHTER/EMT GREEN
June 10th, 2016 – Probationary Firefighter Zach Green has received the results of his NC EMT examination, and we are proud to announce that he has successfully passed his exam, and can now join his fellow firefighters as a credentialed Wake County EMS System Emergency Medical Technician.
All of our probationary members are required to earn their EMT prior to being taken off probation, and FF Green has completed his final requirement to be considered for full membership.
Congratulations to FF/EMT Green!
JUNE 3, 2016 – ENGINE 1 RESPONDS MUTUAL AID TO HOUSE FIRE IN NORTHERN WAKE COUNTY
At 21:13, Engine 1 (B-shift) was dispatched mutual aid to 10612 Dunhill Terr, in the Bay Leaf Fire District of unincorporated Wake County. Engine 1 arrived and stretched a backup line to assist the first due engine in fire suppression operations. Wake New Hope Firefighters operated for 2 hours before returning to service.