Just after the 1 o'clock hour, Station 85 was alerted for a MVC on Rt. 9 south of Harbeson. Rescue-Engine 85-3 arrived a short time after dispatch to find a three vehicle MVC with three patients. Crews from the Rescue-Engine and Rescue 85 assisted EMS with patient care and secured the vehicles on scene. Ambulances from Lewes and Georgetown assisted. Deputy Chief Clark had Command. Units responding, Rescue-Engine 3, Rescue 85, Engine 4, A-85, A-82, C-93, DSP, DSFP.

Tonight, members took the initial classroom training for the Phase 5 burn simulator.

Over the last three years, Ryan Kindl has sold bottled water and donated his profits to the Fire Company and the Delaware Burn Camp. Tonight, Officers and Members of Milton Fire Dept. were joined by members of the Delaware Burn Camp and Representative Steve Smyk to reconize Ryan for his fundraising efforts.

At 1532 hours, Sta. 85, Ambulance 82 (Lewes), and Sussex County Medic 104 were alerted to a MVC on Cave Neck Rd. Chief Clark was in the area and arrived to find a single vehicle rolled over with one patient out sitting in the grass. Rescue-Engine 3 arrived seconds later and secured the vehicle. Duty Officer Millman (85-19) arrived and initiated patient care along with the chauffer from the Rescue-Engine (Warren). One patient was transported by A-82 to Beebe. Chief Clark placed the scene under control and returned all units a short time later, turning the scene over to DSP. Units responding, Rescue-Engine 3, Rescue 85, Engines 4, 5, 85-8, 85-15, A-82, Medic 104, DSP, DSFP.

At 0136, Sussex EOC alerted 85 for a vehicle fire on Union St. Ext. in the area of Branch Lane. Engine 4 arrived at 0142 to find a mini van that had struck a utility pole with wires down on the vehicle and a fire in the engine compartment. Deputy Chief Clark requested the immediate response of DEC to secure power. Crews remained on scene and protected exposures until the arrival of DEC at which time, the fire was extinguished. Units responding Engines 4 and 5, Rescue 85, B-85, DSFP, DEC. Deputy Clark had the Command.

At 2237, Station 85 was alerted for an AFA on Mariners Circle, in the Heritage Creek Development. Deputy Chief Clark responded in 85 Command and arrived seconds before Engine 4 to find nothing evident with the homeowner advising he had an odor in the home. Engine 4 arrived and took the 1st Due engine assignment and began investigation. Ladder 85 arrived next and took the 1st Due Special. Crews checked the entire home with no results. Deputy Chief Clark placed the scene under control and units cleared a short time later. Units responding, 85-8, Engine 4, Ladder 85, B-85, DSFP.

Tonight, as with every Thursday night, the Dogpound had no less then 10 members staffing the Station for Duty crew. The Dogpound maintained two in house crews until midnight, the maintained a single crew throughout the night until 0700. The Station staffed an ambulance for the duration as well.

Tonight, the Duty Crew members trained on vehicle rescues.

Crews from Milton assisted Slaughter Beach today with an odor of smoke in a residence. Crews from 85-4 assisted crews from 89-2 and 89-5 on scene. No fire was found and crews were inservice shortly after arrival. Deputy 89 had the Command.

Members of the duty crew training on box alarm operations and command.

Crews from 85 are covering Rehoboth Station 2 as Rehoboth battles a trailer fire in Angola.

Today, Milton Fire Department held their "Take Over" Fundraiser event at the Buffalo Wild Wings. Thanks to all that participated in the wing challenge, or just came out in support of the Bww's Milton Fire Department, Inc. fundraiser last night at Buffalo Wild Wings. The night was highlighted by another demonstration of wing eating dominance by our own Kenny Terhune,. He consumed twelve wings in a new record time of 1:47...WOW !!!...

Tonight, several members from Milton travelled to Station 75 in Ellendale to drill with the men of Ellendale. Crews completed a "Firefighter Combat Challenge" Course. Milton members want to send a thank you out to Ellendale for the invite.

Just after the noon hour, crews responded to Spinnaker Lane in the Shipbuilders Village development for a fire alarm activation. Crews arrived and checked the residence to find multiple smoke detectors activated. After a brief investigation, no smoke or fire was found and the system was determined to be malfunctioning. Crews turned the scene over to the owner and cleared.

Today at 1045, crews were dispatched to set up a landing zone for EMS at 611 Federal St. Engine 4 and the Rescue responded and set up a safe area for Trooper 2. Crews assisted EMS as needed loading the patient. Trooper 2 transported one patient to CER. B-85 and Sussex County Medic 101 also responded.