Holliston Fire and EMS Logs

Friday, June 19

 

12:27 am: The ambulance responded to a medical assist at a Hopping Brook Park industrial building. One patient was transported to MetroWest Medical Center, Natick Campus.

 

 

Saturday, June 20

 

2:31 am: The ambulance transported a Cedar Street resident to MetroWest Medical Center, Framingham Campus.

 

7:11 am: The ambulance transported a Cold Spring resident to MetroWest Medical Center, Framingham Campus.

 

11:49 am: Deputy Chief Jim Moore, the ambulance and paramedics from Events EMS responded to a bicycle accident at Washington and Pleasant Streets. The bicyclist was transported by ambulance to a landing zone at the FEMA parking lot on Washington Street, for a medical helicopter transport to Massachusetts General Hospital. Deputy Chief Jim Moore and Engine 4 secured the landing zone at FEMA.

 

8:24 pm: The fire department responded to a direct alarm for a Summer Street building. The alarm was activated by smoke from burnt food.

 

 

Sunday, June 21

 

6:55 pm: Chief Michael Cassidy, Deputy Chief Jim Moore, the ambulance and paramedics from Events EMS, responded to a motor vehicle crash on North Mill Street. One patient was transported to UMass Memorial Medical Center, Worcester.

 

10:17 pm: Chief Michael Cassidy, Deputy Chief Jim Moore, Ladder 1, and Engines 1 and 3 responded to a fire alarm activation at an Everett Street industrial building. No hazards were found.

 

 

Monday, June 22

 

12:14 pm: The ambulance, along with paramedics from Events EMS transported a Central Street resident to MetroWest Medical Center, Framingham Campus.

 

2:35 pm: The ambulance transported a Courtland Street resident to Milford Regional Medical Center.

 

2:43 pm: The back up ambulance responded to a medical assist at an Everett Street industrial building. One patient was transported to Milford Regional Medical Center.

 

8:14 pm: Fire Chief Michael Cassidy responded to a Concord Street residence for a carbon monoxide investigation. An increased level of carbon monoxide was present, caused by a smoldering fire in the fireplace. The home was ventilated.

 

 

 

 

 

Tuesday, June 23

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