Livonia Fire Department responded by mutual aid request to a structure fire in Canadice, NY, September 1. Incident Command was established by Springwater Fire Department in whose district the fire occurred. Working with Richmond and Springwater Fire Departments, Livonia crews provided assistance with initial fire suppression.


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Livonia Fire Department

Tuesday, August 10th, at approximately 1900 hours Livonia Fire Department was dispatched on a mutual aid assignment for a structure fire on Niver Road in Conesus. First arriving units found light smoke coming from a large, heavily modified wood frame farm house. Initial attack by Conesus and Livonia found extensive fire within the interior walls of the building. Units remained on scene for a number of hours. Due to the extensive renovation of the building, the fire was particularly difficult to extinguish because of many void spaces and multiple roofs.



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Livonia Fire Department

At 22:20 hours Sunday, June 13th, 2010, Conesus Fire Department responded to a report of a structure fire at 6312 West Swamp Road, Conesus. First arriving units declared a working fire and requested mutual aid from Groveland, Livonia and Sparta Fire Departments. An aggressive interior attack was launched on fire that had extended to the second floor and attic. The resultant tactics lead to a rapid knockdown of the fire. Units were on scene until 03:30 hours, June 14th.

Photos by Firefighter Jeff Arnold,
Livonia Fire Department

 

 

At 15:24 hours Friday, June 11, 2010, Lakeville and Livonia Fire Departments were dispatched to a reported motor vehicle accident with fuel leaking on 5931 Big Tree Road, Lakeville. Upon arrival the first units found a Federal Express tractor trailer truck that had swerved off the highway and was jammed on top of a bridge guardrail. After quickly assessing the situation, members from Lakeville and Livonia placed oil-absorbing booms and pads in the small creek to prevent diesel fuel from entering Conesus Lake. The vehicle was stabilized and members of the Livingston County Haz-Mat Team removed approximately 100 gallons of diesel fuel from the tractor's saddle tanks. Units remained on scene working with the tow operators until removal of the vehicle and cleanup of the spill was accomplished. Last units left the scene at approximately 21:15 hours.

Photos by Firefighter Jeff Arnold, Livonia Fire Department

Sunday, April 11, 2010, Springwater Fire & EMS were alerted to a person suffering from exposure to cold after the canoe the person was riding in capsized near the south end of Hemlock Lake. The victim wandered several hours through densly wooded areas and was finally able to reach a residence on the east side of the lake and call for help. At that point it was determined there may be a second victim. Firefighters from Wayland, Hemlock, Conesus, Lakeville, Richmond and Livonia responded to search the water and shoreline. Dive teams from Livingston County Sheriff's Dept. and NYS Police were brought in to aid the search.

Photos by Firefighter Jeff Arnold, Livonia Fire Department

Livonia Fire Department responded to a mutual aid request from Richmond Fire Department on March 24, 2010. Engine 256 went directly to the scene of the fully involved barn on Simmons Road in the town of Richmond. 256's crews operated at the scene of the fire while 256 acted as a tanker to assist in water supply.

Photos by Firefighter Jeff Arnold, Livonia Fire Department


February 11, 2010 Livonia Fire Department responded to a reported snowmobile fire on Conesus Lake. First arriving Chief Dan Miller found a fully enveloped snowmobile approximately 150 feet out onto the ice. Engine Co. 254 responded and quickly extinguished the fire.

Photos by Firefighter Jeff Arnold, Livonia Fire Department

At 06:10 hours Thursday, September 10, 2009, Livonia Fire Department responded with one engine company and six interior firefighters to a structure fire on Curtis Road in Canadice. The company was assigned to fire suppression on the D side of the structure under the command of Richmond Chief, Rick Frost. Mutual aid assistance was also provided to Richmond by Bristol, Springwater, Hemlock, and West Bloomfield. Suppression was complicated by a lack of hydrant system. The primary function of the other mutual aid companies was a tanker operation to provide water supply.

Photos by Firefighter Jeff Arnold, Livonia Fire Department

 

 

 

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