Early morning rush causes multiple accidents.

 
By FF Daniel Fragale
March 1, 2011
 

Around 7:00 am this morning Pinch Volunteer Fire Department was toned for the first of three early morning crashes. The first accident was at the intersection of North Pinch road and New Hope road. Rescue 2 and Utility 26 handled the accident. The second accident occurred at 2149 Greenbrier street, Station 2 and station 27 were toned for the call. E-23 responded, but while en-route, command on scene canceled all station 2 units. While en route back to the station, PVFD was notified for the third accident, within 25 minutes of the first. It occurred at 4075 Indian creek road. E-23 and U-26 handled the crash. All patients of the accidents were treated and transported to the correct medical facility. Due to the rain from the night before then freezing temperatures, road conditions were very poor. Black ice is thought to be factors in all accidents.

 
Units: Rescue 2, Utility 26, Engine 23, KCSD, KCEAA, WVSP
 
Mutual Aid: Station 27