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	Abbreviations List: AMA = Automatic Mutual Aid CTPD = Clayton Township Police Dept CE = Consumers Energy DEQ = Department of Environmental Quality FFD = Flushing Fire Dept FTFD = Flint Township Fire Dept GTFD = Gaines Township Fire Dept IC = Incident Command MSP = Michigan State Police MTFD = Mundy Township Fire Dept PDA = Property Damage Accident	PI = Personal Injury POV = Personal Owned Vehicle PPV = Positive Pressure Ventilation RIT = Rapid Intervention Team SCAFD = Swartz Creek Area Fire Dept SCBA = Self Contained Breathing Apparatus SC-DPS = Swartz Creek Dept of Public Services SCPD = Swartz Creek Police Dept TI = Thermal Imager USAR = Urban Search and Rescue VTFD = Venice Township Fire Dept (C) = Command (R) = Report

Run #	Cat #	Date	Time	Location	Type/Description	Officers
57	18	04/27	1724	7,000 mile of Miller Rd., Swartz Creek	Responded to a report of strong odor of natural gas. Investigation was unable to determined the exact location of the odor. Consumers Energy was contacted and advised of the potential situation.	Batt. Chief Jack King (C) Lieut. Brendt Cole (R)
58	9	04/28	1633	1,000 mile of S. Sheridan Rd., Clayton Township	Dispatched to a grass fire in the ditch, on M-13, north of Corunna Rd. On scene it determined a business was burning cattails in the ditch, causing smoke to obstruct the vision of traffic. With the assist of the CTPD, the fire was extinguished. G27 responded.	Chief Brent Cole (C-R)
59	1	04/29	2235	4,000 area of Raubinger Rd., Swartz Creek	Responded, with AMA from FFD & GTFD to a possible structure fire. On scene size up determined a plastic handle on a utensil has melted, causing excessive smoke. AMA was cancelled. E11, with 4, responded for the report.	Batt. Chief Jack King (C) Lieut. Mike Treiger (R)
60	15	05/05	1648	2,000 mile of N. Elms Rd., Clayton Township	At the request of CTPD, dispatched to clean up an anti-freeze spill resulting from a 2 vehicle PDA. E21 applied absorbent and removed to the custody of the wrecker operator.	Chief Brent Cole (C-R)
61	18	05/06	0925	7,000 mile of Lennon Rd., Clayton Township	Responded to an anhydrous ammonia tank leaking after being turned on its side, breaking off the valves. On scene investigation determined the majority of the product had escaped into the air and as liquid on the ground, into a contained area. Water fog was utilized to suppress the vapors. Reverse 911 was utilized to contact the residents down wind to stay inside. Lennon Rd., was blocked off by local police departments. The Michigan DEQ was contacted for advise. Once the tank had leaked most of it's product off, a tractor was used to upright the tank. The DEQ indicated there was not environmental damage. E11 & E21 responded.	Chief Brent Cole (C) Lieut. Rich Tesner (R)
62	5	05/07	1452	2,000 mile of S. Vernon Rd., Venice Township	Dispatched as mutual aid to assist the VTFD with a barn fire. S16 & T23 responded to assist with personnel and water.	Asst. Chief Eric Merriam (R)
63	10	05/10	2105	9,000 mile of W. Bristol Rd., Clayton Township	Responded to a report of an open burn. On scene investigation determined the burn was not bothering anyone and being managed. G17 & G27 were cancelled.	Capt. Dave Plumb (C-R)
64	12	05/11	0951	5,000 block of Winshall Dr., Swartz Creek	Dispatched for a residential fire alarm. Before arrival, 911 advised the alarm was being cancelled. C3 responded to verify the report while all SCAFD units stood by.	Batt. Chief Jack King (C) Capt. Dave Plumb (R)
65	7	05/11	1538	WB I-69, west of the rest area, Clayton Township	Responded to a report of a vehicle fire. SCPD on scene reported the vehicle was overheated, no fire. C3 responded to verify while all units were held in station.	Batt. Chief Jack King (C) Capt. Dave Plumb (R)
66	1	05/12	2249	2,000 mile of S. Nichols Rd., Clayton Township	Dispatched with AMA from FFD, GTFD & VTFD for a potential structure fire. On scene investigation determined an exterior garage light fixture had caught fire, melted the vinyl siding, but then fell away from the structure preventing further damage. E21 checked the structure area effected. E11 was cancelled.	Chief Brent Cole (C-R)

Month	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005	2006	2007	Running Total for 2007	2008	Running Total for 2008	Difference from previous year by month/year
January	14	12	12	21	11	12	13	11	10	10	13	13	+3/+3
February	13	22	16	8	26	19	8	23	19	29	13	26	-6/-16
March	19	21	25	20	19	15	12	26	17	46	12	38	-5/-8
April	18	15	19	18	26	24	29	14	24	70	21	59	-3/-11
May	26	20	24	20	18	14	17	18	28	98	7	66	-21/-32
June	18	17	24	24	21	26	25	19	19	117
July	25	16	20	28	20	10	23	20	25	142
August	17	23	16	24	21	21	16	15	24	166
September	14	21	18	22	14	17	13	17	17	183
October	17	27	28	23	24	17	18	21	16	199
November	16	18	19	16	19	24	18	18	15	214
December	22	20	18	24	10	16	14	11	14	228
Total	219	232	239	248	230	215	206	213	228

Category	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005	2006	2007
1. Structure (or dispatched as) Fires (in our fire district); Received Automatic Mutual Aid (AMA)	14	19	16	16	27	21	21	16	13
2. AMA's given to the Flushing Fire Dept (started 5/10/99)	20	25	24	29	23	28	19	35	33
3. AMA's given to Gaines Township Fire Dept (started 11/13/99)	0	8	4	6	13	7	11	9	12
4. AMA's given to Venice Township Fire Dept (started 03/11/02)	N/A	N/A	N/A	1	1	1	0	2	2
5. Mutual Aid responses not involving AMA	20	29	20	34	22	17	21	11	18
6. Vehicle fires & those out on arrival	28	15	21	17	12	8	10	14	12
7. Vehicle fires (false; steam/unfounded)	2	12	12	5	7	21	9	4	6
8. Misc. minor fires	3	4	15	6	7	1	6	2	7
9. Grass and/or brush fires	22	8	12	17	15	9	17	14	17
10. Open burns (permit/authorized & unauthorized/unattended)	6	20	11	14	7	13	12	9	18
11. Smoke investigations/smoke scares	10	7	11	8	12	15	4	4	9
12. Fire alarms (false, unfounded or burnt food)	34	30	28	35	15	18	24	21	23
13. Vehicle extrications & entrapments	12	8	6	7	9	7	12	7	3
14. Electrical problems, no fire	2	1	3	1	4	4	2	1	1
15. Spillage of vehicle fluids	9	6	13	11	11	12	11	12	17
16. Lines down and/or arcing (power and/or phone)	10	9	10	9	15	14	6	15	12
17. Assist ambulance with lifting, public assist & etc.	3	11	15	5	5	2	3	6	2
18. Misc. non fires (CO, gas odor, unfounded, etc. or situations that don't catalog above)	23	17	14	24	21	12	17	30	20
19. Weather watches	1	3	4	3	3	5	1	1	3
ALARMS TOTALS	219	232	239	248	230	215	206	213	228