Just after returning to the Milton local from a coverup in Georgetown, Engine-Tanker 85-2 along with the rest of the department were alerted for a MVC on Cedar Creek Rd. in the area of Jefferson Crossroads. 85-18, who was in the area arrived to find a single vehicle off the roadway with a single occupant refusing to exit the vehicle for the Trooper who was already on scene. Engine-Tanker 2 arrived a minute later and was tasked with "popping" the driver door to allow access to the occupant. Once this was completed, Troopers made access to the vehicle and placed the subject in custody. No injuries were reported. 85 units cleared and turned the scene over to DSP. Asst. Chief Reynolds had 85 Command.
At 1622 hours, Station 85 was alerted for a Brush fire on Coastal Hwy in the area of Deep Branch Rd. Asst. Chief Reynolds arrived on scene to find a small trash pile on fire that had extended into the woods. EMS Chief Aydelotte was on location holding the fire in check with a garden hose while awaiting responding units. The crew from Brush 85 and Engine 4 mopped up the area extinguishing all hot spots. Engine Tanker 2 stood by for additional water supply if needed. Asst. Chief Reynolds had 85 Command.
This morning around 10:15 Sussex EOC alerted Sta. 85, Sta. 82 (Lewes), Sta. 77 (Georgetown), Sta. 91, and SCEMS for a trailer fire in Cool Springs Farms. While responding Sussex advised possibly a camper fire. 828 arrived and confirmed the report and advised exposure on the B side of the camper. 852 arrived first and put two lines in service, began knocking the fire, and shortly after bringing the incident under control. Assistant Chief Reynolds commanded the incident
11/24/19 Sta. 85 responded to a vehicle accident involving a tractor trailer. Units arrived to find a tractor trailer on its side. Luckily there were no injuries. The roadway was closed for an extended amount of time.
Tonight, members from Milton were invited to the Fire School in Georgetown by Indian River to participate in structural firefighting evolutions. Indian River invited Milton as both companies share response areas and are due in each others local. This training gives each company a chance to work with the other in a training environment, so we can be more efficient on a real fire scene. Thank you again Indian River for the invite.
Today, crews manned the brush truck and command unit and assisted the Fire Police with traffic control for a 5 K race that was being run in the town limits.
Today, the Cape Lady Viking Field Hockey team won the State Championship. It has become a Cape tradition that the three local fire departments to the Cape district (Lewes, Milton, and Rehoboth) escorted the Champions back in to town after the win. Way to go girls.
Today, a member of the Delmarva Christian dropped off some homeade soup for our members and employees to enjoy. On behalf of the officers and members, THANK YOU!!
Tonight, crews from Milton and Rehoboth trained with our brothers and sisters from Lewes at the Beebe Medical Center. The drill was on a mock helicopter crash on the hospitals helipad. Thank you Sta. 82 for the invite.
Today, the owners and staff of Wyoming Millwork were gracious enough to allow the members of Station 85 to tour their new facility of Tracks End Lane in Milton. The officers and members would like to thank Wyoming Millwork for their hospitality.
Today, Milton Fire Co. held their building campaign breakfast with the Frozen fundraiser. We would like to thank the Ladies Auxillary, the sponsors, and all those who attended and made the event a success.
