The Jacksonville Volunteer Fire Company is located in Northern Baltimore County, Maryland. It provides emergency medical services and fire suppression to approximately 10,000 people in its first-due district, which covers over 75 square miles.
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Our Engine 473 just cleared a motor vehicle collision with rollover on Baldwin Mill Road near the Harford County line. Upon arrival, crews located an unconscious driver trapped inside a severely damaged vehicle that was hanging on a steep embankment.
The patient was rescued and then transported to a trauma center by our Ambulance 475. A medevac helicopter was requested but was unable to respond due to weather conditions.
Fallston Volunteer Fire and Ambulance Co. and Baltimore County Fire Department EMS7 also assisted on the call.
The road will be closed for an extended period of time for Baltimore County Police Department crash investigation.
The patient was rescued and then transported to a trauma center by our Ambulance 475. A medevac helicopter was requested but was unable to respond due to weather conditions.
Fallston Volunteer Fire and Ambulance Co. and Baltimore County Fire Department EMS7 also assisted on the call.
The road will be closed for an extended period of time for Baltimore County Police Department crash investigation.
All of our units are clear of the scene and the road is re-opened.
Units are currently arriving on the scene of a propane tanker that has flipped over on Jarrettsville Pike between Dulaney Valley Road and Blenheim Road. Expect the road to be closed for an extended period of time.
Our Engine 471, Engine 473, and Ambulance 475 remain on scene. The road will be closed for an extended period of time.
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Our Engine 473 handled the helicopter landing site for the technical rescue in Cockeysville.
The patient has been freed and units are now clearing the scene.
Approximately 100 personnel worked on the scene in freezing temperatures for close to 3 hours.
The patient has been freed and units are now clearing the scene.
Approximately 100 personnel worked on the scene in freezing temperatures for close to 3 hours.
