Daily Summaries

2025-06-13 06:00:26

  • Weed Fire Near 33 Road and F Frank Road

    • Type of Incident: Wildfire/Weed Fire
    • Location: Intersection of 33 Road and F Frank Road
    • Time: Around 06:58 - 07:04
    • Details: Flames about 20 feet tall, smaller than a football field. Fire was reportedly controlled by the reporting party with Engine 21 on scene confirming small control break. Fire was extinguished by homeowner; no structures threatened.

  • Shed Fire at 858 Fowler's Court

    • Type of Incident: Structure Fire (Shed)
    • Location: 858 Fowler's Court
    • Time: Approximately 10:59 - 11:43
    • Details: Fire under a shed about 30 feet from main structure. Shed contained cans of gasoline; occupants removing gas cans and using hose. Fire department investigated, fire knocked down by 11:43 with all units cleared.

  • Motorcycle vs. Vehicle Crash at 28 and 3 Quarters Road and North Avenue

    • Type of Incident: Traffic Accident
    • Location: Intersection of 28 and 3 Quarters Road and North Avenue
    • Time: Around 17:53 - 17:57
    • Details: Initially reported motorcycle vs vehicle crash; motorcycle driver was up and walking. Later updated to a three-vehicle crash involving two F-150 trucks and one CRV. No injuries reported; units cleared after cancellation of medical response.

  • Drowning Incident at Mesa Lake

    • Type of Incident: Water Rescue
    • Location: Mesa Lake, near Ranger Station and Beaver Bonds area
    • Time: Around 17:04 - 17:21
    • Details: 19 or 29-year-old male patient reported not conscious and not breathing, still in water. Rescue efforts ongoing with law enforcement on scene. CareFlight was dispatched with updated ETA shortened to 16 minutes.

  • Patient Unconscious in Vehicle at 21st Street and North Avenue

    • Type of Incident: Medical Emergency
    • Location: Vehicle parked partially on sidewalk at 21st Street and North Avenue
    • Time: Around 07:42 - 07:44
    • Details: 45-year-old male found unconscious, breathing, inside a vehicle parked sideways. Caller was a passerby; law enforcement and EMS dispatched.

  • Distressed Individual with Possible Suicide Plan at 611 Entrada Street

    • Type of Incident: Mental Health Crisis
    • Location: 611 Entrada Street
    • Time: Around 02:11 - 02:37
    • Details: Female subject expressing suicidal ideation, planning to take medication and had rope ready. Law enforcement and EMS staged on scene; subject was contacted but refused further assistance.

  • Suspicious Assault and Possible Gunshot at 3rd Flats Trailhead

    • Type of Incident: Assault and Possible Gunshot
    • Location: 3rd Flats Trailhead parking lot
    • Time: Around 23:27 - 23:37
    • Details: Female reported assault and fleeing male, call disconnected with possible gunshot heard. Law enforcement staged and responded. Investigation ongoing.

  • Multiple Medical Calls for Falls and Injuries

    • Numerous calls for elderly patients who fell, with some requiring lift assists, and others complaining of pain or injury, including:
      • 83-year-old female with prior knee injury at 6 Gamay Court early morning.
      • 71-year-old male who fell and hit head at 3203 North 15th Street.
      • 84-year-old female with side pain at 259 Nashua Court.
      • 90-year-old female with dislocated shoulder at 3203 North 15th Street, room 240.
      • 70-year-old male fallen with low blood sugar issues at 3130 Crystal River Drive.
      • 76-year-old female fallen with head and hand injuries at 411 and a half Chiswick Way.
      • 80-year-old female found unconscious after fall at 1425 North Gemini Circle, CPR started on scene.
    • EMS transported many patients to hospitals, including St. Mary's and Community Hospital.

  • Fire Alarm at Mesa County Landfill

    • Type of Incident: Fire Alarm
    • Location: 3071 Highway 50, Mesa County Landfill
    • Time: Around 20:40 - 20:59
    • Details: Smoke and flames reported from a trash pile near equipment; no structures threatened. Fire department responded, found no active fire; fire department cleared after investigation.

  • Weed Fire at Highway 6 and 50 and Patterson Road

    • Type of Incident: Wildfire/Weed Fire
    • Location: Highway 6 and 50 and Patterson Road
    • Time: Around 15:37 - 15:40
    • Details: Small grass fire westbound side, smaller than a football field. Engine 2 and Engine 5 responded; incident contained, no further action needed.

  • Animal Rescue: Ducks in Storm Drain near Outback Steakhouse

    • Type of Incident: Animal Rescue
    • Location: Area between Outback Steakhouse and Taco Bell, Mall Access Road
    • Time: Around 07:11 - 07:58
    • Details: Report of ducks with babies stuck inside storm drain. Units staged, advising RP to keep area safe; ducks were extricated successfully.

  • Multiple Fire and Medical Mutual Aid Calls

    • Mesa County Fire Authority assisted with medical alarms and patient transports.
    • Lower Valley Fire responded to several medical calls and a fire alarm at El Tapatio, 402 Jurassic Avenue.
    • Clifton Fire responded to various medical and fire incidents throughout the day.

  • Fire Department Response to Patient with Chest Pain at Largewood Inns

    • Type of Incident: Medical Emergency
    • Location: 2845 North 15th Street, Largewood Inns, room 2
    • Time: Around 20:39 - 20:59
    • Details: 69-year-old male with chest pain transported by Medic 6 and Ambulance 6 to hospital.

  • Traffic Incidents with Medical Response

    • Silver Infiniti 350 leaking gas after hitting ladder on exit 31 Horizon Drive; no injuries.
    • Multiple other minor vehicle crashes responded to with no serious injuries reported.

  • Fire Department Responses to Medical Emergencies Including Difficulty Breathing and Unconscious Patients

    • Numerous calls throughout the day for patients with breathing difficulties, unconsciousness, or other medical complaints, with prompt EMS response and transport as needed.

  • Law Enforcement Notable Incidents

    • Multiple arrests and verbal disturbances including domestic disputes and welfare checks.
    • Attempted kidnapping and assault investigations ongoing with suspect vehicle descriptions broadcast.
    • Multiple welfare checks, suicidal subject responses, and intoxicated persons handled.
    • Reports of fireworks complaints and suspicious persons investigated.
    • Several vehicle stops for suspected DUI and traffic violations.

This report covers notable fire, EMS, and police activities from the provided radio traffic, focusing on incidents of public interest such as fires, crashes, rescues, and unique situations.