If anyone has the clip to this afternoons call to 693 Talbot i would appreciate it if it landed in my email. time is between 1310 and 1340Thanks. I seem to have left my membership unchecked for a bit. i will need to catch that up LOL
EMS is bringing a 40's male to St thomas hospital code 1 VSA. They're doing cpr and say they haven't shocked him. I have to ask why. Why do cpr? You're not going to bring him back by doing cpr. Too bad he's going to die because they're not going to defib him.
I think they are at the movie theater at westmount mall for a burning smell that they now think is coming from a neighborhood bbq that got pulled into the theater air system.
Can't find "Van Bobbles" towing anywhere. This is the towing company that is almost always dispatched by OPP for cars caught stunt driving, but I can't find them anywhere on the web.
it’s just awful that someone broke into smileys pizza shop last night. they are going through so much right now because the owner is in a coma in the Hospital
I would imagine there would have been a lot of noise, sirens associated with this police call (?) on morning of Aug 5 -> Login or Register for the link
A few things from tonight. 4-year old punched in the face at Timmy"s Adelaide and Oxford. Someone stabbed in the chest at Dundas and Richmond and another stabbing at the Saly Ann. I bet none of these will be in the news.
EMS has called Fire for unconcious (I believe, not VSA). EMS has given 2 doses of narcan, but has still called Fire. No idea why. Why wouldn't EMS be bundling the patient up for transport to hospital? Fire get there, 3 story walkup, but patient is outside, in green space behind building. Fire then is told by EMS on scene that patient got up and ran away. It still baffles me why fire is called to stuff like that.
Tow trucks are going to hear the EMS dispatch location, so it doesn't matter if Fire doesn't broadcast it. I think for same reason Fire doesn't broadcast suicide calls (it's "see your printout" for those). If extracation is needed I think that's why they don't broadcast the location.
one reason the fire are getting see printout for the MVC are that two many tow trucks are listening to the scanner and showing up and are just getting in the way
Interesting. Fire is responding to I believe an MVC, with extracation, but dispatch won't say where it is. They are saying "see your printout". I've never heard them not broadcast the location before. It is a car, on it's side. Engine 2 / Car 2 is dealing with it.
OPP: Until we find out the extent of the driver's injuries, this hiway is going to remain closed. Really? Driver is GCS 15 and is going to live. Why should it matter if he has a broken foot or leg or what - why not open the highway? Still - the painting truck should not have been doing road painting at night on the 401. And there should have been a pickup truck following behind it - ?
@ hornet, if you say so, but I check a black bag with 2 doses of 4mg narcan in it every shift. So end of story, 100% we carry it and use it. (from my husband who is LFD)
Anyone hear what happened in front of Sherwood Tim Hortons this morning? Big white pickup truck had a LOT of activity, south bound Wonderland was completely blocked off.
I’m a paramedic. You’ll have to ask your family again. LFD absolutely has a role in all the unconscious and VSAs they get tiered to. Extra hands, getting there before us etc. But hands down, definitely do not carry Narcan.
@SumGuy LFD DOES carry and administer Narcan. They do not get extra pay for attending calls. Their job is far more comprehensive than just putting out fires. While we might not understand the intricacies of all of the jobs of emergency personnel, I am thankful we send help when (and if) help is needed!
@ SumGuy, i have no idea and dont care. if they are being paid to staff a station and respond to emergencies then whats the problem? maybe do some of your own research and get your facts straight. theres a fire master plan that explains all of it and feel free to read it or just sit on your computer and complain.
Whp at the City of London is looking at all the stats, the records of all the 911 responses, and is making sane, wise planning decisions as to what responses make sense and which ones are a complete waste of time / resources / money?
@ SumGuy, and no they dont get paid for going to calls. they are a based salary like every other emergency service in the city. and again, they adminsiter narcan as my family member has done before.
Fire get waived off many VSA and unconcious calls. There is a huge increase in homeless people in this city, and they are sleeping all over the place and people don't want to come near them but call 911 and fire rolls for NO REASON. It's going to BANKRUPT US if these calls continue and firemen get paid extra to respond to these calls.
@ SumGuy, you clearly have no idea how the system works so quit running your mouth like you do. Fire is tiered for any unconcious or VSA 911 call. Do you just take a chance that the call will turn into nothing or get there and the patient is VSA or OD where fire can assist the patient. Theres policies the city runs and thats how they do it. clearly you have never needed any emergency services and if you did you will be happy when anyone shows up.
Do you think an elderly nursing home resident who appears to be unconcious is going to need narcan? And - I don't think we know definativly whether or not fire DOES carry and administer narcan. I have NEVER EVER heard a fire radio broadcast where they say they have administered narcan. Ask your family member if they get paid extra for rolling.
Thing is, Fire will show up for both VSA and unconcious. An unconcious person at a nursing home will not be in need of cardiac resuscitation. A nursing home needs firemen to "take vitals and make patient stable" ??? This call came in as unconcious. So again why roll a firetruck? And I still want to know if firemen get paid extra for actually rolling on a call.
You said it yourself, the call was mid-characterized. Resources are dispatched based on what the info the 911 caller gives. When fire arrives they can take vitals and make sure the patient is stable.
They can have a dozen people in their care but not all of them will be having a heart attack at the same time. And this wasn't even a heart attack. It was mis-characterized as "unconcious". So if they're breathing and have a pulse, sure, call 911 first, but again I defy you to explain why fire has to show up in that case. What aid exactly are they going to render?
You realize that a nurse or PSW can have 5-15 people in their care at once. Calling 911 will get resources there to help that person when you can help the rest.
If I'm a nursing home patient and I have a heart attck then someone there better d*mn well rip that defib off the wall and slap it on my chest before they pick up the phone and call 911. Emergency defib units are designed to be used by a single person, not a team. If a nursing home patient has a pulse, then I defy you to explain what aid firemen can give.
@SumGuy do you realize how many people it takes to run a cardiac arrest? Most of the time fire responds for man power and because they can get there before an ambulance.
Fire now heading to a nursing home for an unconcious patient. I'm sure they'll be able to render all sorts of aid there because nursing homes, as we know, have no medical equipment or trained staff at all that can render basic medical aid. Fire on scene says patient is semi-concious and breathing. Wow, just showing up brings the patient back to life! Send those firemen to all the hospitals and do the same!
Login or Register for the link Looks to be affiliated with Fanshaw? I didn't know that sand could be so combustible. Better call Geico! I don't think they'll be playing volleyball there any time soon...
Well well, LFD actually fighting a fire! Some volleyball place on westin or weston rd? Looking at on-line photo's of the place, looks like a steal wall and roof industrial building - with a lot of sand. Not sure what's there that can burn. Sounds like they had to break into the place - to put out a dumpster fire?
Does the pay structure for firemen include additions or extras for actual rolling responses and "on-scene" deployment? And again, what help could they possibly render to someone who is just sleeping in a public place? The risk to the public (accidents) is not zero when it comes to a code-4 fire truck.
A fire engine is right now heading to Earl Nicols arena, the playgound area, for an unconcious male. What will they do when they get there? Will they extract him because he's trapped in playground equpment? Will they give him oxygen because he's inhaled smoke? Nope. They've been cancelled by police and EMS on scene, the male was just having a nap. Why does fire keep responding to calls like this?
Isin't it nice the LFD reworked a fire at a homeless camp to make it safer for them to cook food and dry clothes, while noting there was not a responsible person to give further instructions to. There will be more homeless people soon as interest rates go higher...
The rules for having Fire respond to VSA were probably developed at a time when people we not dropping in the street from fentanyl overdoses. VSA's in the past were (a) rare, and (b) caused by something like heart attack or stroke. Today, these VSA's are not really VSA - they are essentially in a deep sleep and the caller does not want to approach them. It is a huge waste of resources for Fire to respond to VSA calls. I've never heard LFD say they've admninstered narcan to anyone.
@ SumGuy, LFD does administer narcan and have done so many times saving lives. 911 doesn't decide who goes and who doesnt based on the call. if its declared as a unconscious patient or vsa they are automatically tiered with ems. thats the policy and its beneficial for everyone
Fire responding to elderly female, VSA, valid DNR, cpr not being done. So why is fire responding? And regarding fire and narcan, I have never heard fire say that they've administered narcan over the radio. LFD always benchmarks every action they do, and I've never heard that.
LFD can administer narcan, just because someone is unconscious or suspected overdoes narcan isn’t the first option. Also if PD gets on scene first they can also administer narcan.
@sumguy most of the time LFD can get there sooner. Ambulances are severely short right now so if there is someone a block away or a few min drive it makes sense to send FD
Fire is frequently called to unconcious people found "just lying on the ground" (ie no extrication or lifting needed). Unless fire is set up to administer naloxone I don't see the point of having fire respond to those situations. I never hear "765 benchmark naloxone given" for example. Fire should respond to unconcious people not needing extrication only if EMS calls them directly from the scene.
Fire has been responding to a fire on Guildford Cres for the past hour. They don't seem to have posted any photos to twitter like they seem to frequently do, even when in the middle of fighting a fire.
@xx0d - you are correct! Turns out it’s a film for TIFF. All actors, film crew, etc. from Toronto. They will be shooting downtown later this evening too. The movie is called “Cheat”.
Kipling Ave @ Admiral Drive - any idea what is going on? “Cops” wearing DEA outfits, cameras present, people cuffed on the front lawn. I didn’t think we had a DEA department in Canada.
anyone else hearing the firefighter call mayday mayday for the last almost hour or so Im not sure where he just keeps saying first floor alpha side...when I first heard him he said he was trapped and couldn't move and his oxygen levels left in his tank about 40 min ago I heard him say can't find way out and I just heard him again say mayday mayday oxygen level is low
15/16 y/o girl, driver of a car full of kids, pulls up to drivethrough at tim's in glencoe, asks for money, then climbs through window and assults employee.
They have the driver in custody, at least one opp damaged. They had to do a rolling block/stop I think but there was a lot of radio interference from useless EMS calls that prevented me from hearing the details of this malarky. Would be nice to be able to have the scanner stay focused on OPP when stuff like this is happening. It sound like this happened on elgenfield rd in Sylvan?
OPP have been trying to locate / intercept vehicle between parkhill and strathroy for the past hour or so. I think it's a stolen truck, is now driving on all 4 rims, OPP units have been told several times when they got close to stop pursuing. OPP now following tracks carved into the road from the wheels.
Car hit a gas meter beside a house, King Edward Ave, fire is evacuating house. A lot of gas is coming from the meter, other homes are now being evacuated.
Why are homeless people setting fires in garbage dumpsters? (Wendy's on oxford). It's not winter, it's not cold outside, why do it? If they've found a place to camp for the night they'll just get kicked out by starting fires.
Media is saying heavy police presence pond mills / commish, avoid the area this morning. Anyone know what's going on? (Spider - I didn't know you had just asked this same question when I posted. I don't know, I'm listening to the scanner now to see if anything comes up)
@SumGuy. A transporting ambulance is sent to take over patient care and transport as the dispatched ambulance got "boned" near the end or past their shift.
Anyone know whats going on with the chase with LPS? Just saw a green pickup running on rims heading north on highbury in the wrong lane, followed by 6 LPS cars
OPP - FSU - I can find very little on the web about FSU, but I think it's "Frontline Support Unit". They don't seem to use radio's (never hear them on the scanner). Are they actual police? Anyone know anything about them?
CODE 1 Clear and available
CODE 2 Out of service but available for second alarms
CODE 3 No lights or siren response, obeying all traffic signals to a call that poses no threat to life or property (e.g. open burn)
CODE 4 Lights and siren (Response to a call that possibly poses a threat to life or property)
CODE 5 Completely out of service (e.g. Training, apparatus not functioning, vehicle is short staffed)
Station #1 and Headquarters, 300 Horton Street East
Car-1 (Platoon Chief), Engine-1 (pumper/extrication), Hazmat unit, & Service 1(service vehicle) Plus fire prevention vehicles (FPO units) Station #2 1101 Florence Street
Car-2 (District Chief), Engine-2 (pumper), Marine-2/Zodiac-2 (Marine/Zodiac unit), Rescue-2 (Heavy rescue extrication). Station 2 also has their Apparatus division. Station #3, 550 Commissioners Road West
Engine-3 (pumper), Marine-3/Zodiac-3 (Marine/Zodiac unit) Station #4, 807 Colborne Street
Engine-4 (pumper) Station #5, 751 Deveron Crescent
Engine-5 (75' Quint/pumper), Tanker-5, Air-Light (technical rescue vehicle) Station #6, 590 Oxford Street West
Car-6 (District Chief), Engine-6 (pumper/extrication), Truck-6 (ladder truck) Station #7, 1295 Webster Street
Engine-7 (pumper/extrication), Truck 7 (ladder truck with platform) Station #8, 1565 Western Road
Engine-8 (pumper/extrication), Service 8 (Hazmat decontamination trailer) Station #9 and Training Tower, 746 Wellington Road South
Car-9 (District Chief), Engine-9 (pumper/extrication), Truck 9 (ladder truck). Training division South location. Station #10, 2125 Trafalgar Street
Engine-10 (pumper/extrication) Station #11, 3970 Savoy St.
Engine-11 (pumper/extrication), Tanker 11. Station #12, 275 Boler Road
Engine-12 (75' quint/pumper) Station #13, 790 Fanshawe Park Rd. E.
Engine-13 (75' quint/pumper) Station #14, 2225 Hyde Park Road
Engine-14 (pumper/extrication)
EMS Codes
CODE 1 Any non-important call
CODE 2 Scheduled call
CODE 3 Prompt call, not life threatening, lights and siren optional
CODE 4 Life Threatening, lights on, siren optional
CODE 5 Obviously dead (Rigidity, Decomposition, Vivisection)
CODE 6 Legally dead
CODE 7 Unstaffed at station
CODE 8 Standby at location
CODE 9 Unit in for servicing (Not Usable)
CODE 10 Lunch Break
CODE 19 non-essential call
10-3 All Vehicles stop Transmitting
10-4 Acknowledged
10-6 Busy-Stand by unless Urgent
10-7 Arrived (or OUT of Service)
10-8 Departed (or IN Service)
10-9 Repeat last Transmission
10-13 Unable to reply (Relative near by etc)
10-19 Return to Base
10-20 Whats your Location?
10-21 Phone by land line or Cellular
10-25 Non-Violent Psychiatric Patient
10-26 Call is cancelled
10-27 Hostage Taking or SWAT Standby
10-34 Whats the Hospital status
10-36 Emergency is CLOSED (Critical care Bypass)
10-37 Emergency is OPEN to Code 3's only (Redirect Considerations)
10-38 Emergency is CLEAR
10-50 Violent Psychiatric Patient
10-100 Bomb Threat
10-200 Have Police Attend (often abbreviated to 10-2's)
10-2000 Send Police IMMEDIATELY
OPP Codes
10- 1 Receive Poorly
10- 2 Receive Well
10- 3 Stop Transmitting
10- 4 Acknowledgement
10- 5 Relay
10- 6 Busy/Standby
10- 7 Out of Service/Off Duty
10- 8 In Service
10- 9 Repeat Message
10-10 Permission To Talk To Other Unit
10-11 Disturbance/Assault/Fight
10-12 Drunk Person
10-13 Weather/Roads
10-14 Noise Complaint
10-15 Suspicious Person/Vehicle
10-16 Pick Up Prisoner
10-17 Fire/Fire Department
10-18 Expedite Assignment
10-19 Return To Station
10-20 Location
10-21 Call By Phone
10-22 See Complainant
10-23 Indecent Act/Exposure
10-24 Person Using Firearm
10-25 Gas/Asphyxiation Complaint
10-26 Detaining Subject - Expedite
10-27 Driver's License Check
10-28 Vehicle Registration Check
10-29 Check Records For Wanted
10-30 Improper Use Of Radio
10-31 Sickness/Injured Person
10-32 Vehicle To Be Towed
10-33 911 Activation - Emergency
10-34 Alarm - Other
10-35 Major Crime Alert
10-36 Correct Time
10-37 Theft
10-38 Investigation Alert
10-39 Purse Snatching
10-40 Stolen/Recovered Vehicle
10-41 Break & Enter
10-42 Armed Robbery
10-43 Sexual Assault
10-44 Homicide/Murder
10-45 Sudden Death
10-46 Suicide/Attempt
10-47 Fraud
10-48 Convoy Or Escort
10-49 Threats/Obscene Calls
10-50 M.V.A./M.V.C.
PD = Property Damage
PI = Personal Injury
H&R = Hit & Run
10-51 Tow Truck
10-52 Ambulance
10-53 Supervisor/Sargent
10-54 Identification Unit
10-55 Domestic Disturbance
10-56 Missing Person
10-57 Barking/Vicious Dog
10-58 Lost/Found/Seized Property
10-59 Mental Health Act AKA - MHA
10-60 Subject Negative
10-61 Subject Has Record - Not Wanted
10-62 Subject Possibly Wanted
10-63 Positive Hit
10-64 Use Extreme Caution
10-65 Assist Re: 10-64
10-66 Subject Under Observation
10-67 Subject Parolee
10-68 Subject In Charged Category
10-69 Clear To Copy Message
10-70 Subject In Probationary Category
10-71 Subject In Refused Category
10-72 Subject In Prohibited Category
10-73 Subject In Elope Category
10-74 Subject Is Missing
10-75 Subject In Pointer Person Category
10-76 Narcotic Control Act
10-77 Emergency Landing
10-78 Assist Officer - Emergency
10-79 Hostage - Extortion
10-80 Special Situation
10-81 Parental Abduction
10-82 Stalking
10-83 Infectious Disease
10-84 Demonstration/Strike
10-85 General Broadcast
10-86 Compassion To Locate
10-87 Drugs
10-88 K9 Unit Required
10-89 Tactical Unit Required
10-90 Bank Alarm
10-91 Armored Car
10-92 Person In Custody
10-93 Road Block
10-94 Operation Red Leaf
10-95 Driving/Traffic Complaint
10-96 Warrant Execution
10-97 Drivers Licence Suspended
10-98 Marine Accident
10-99 Officer Update Your Status
10-100 Bomb Threat
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