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Rollover
Accident

May 14, 2011:
We was called to
assist the Ohio State Highway Patrol with traffic
control due to a land slide. Upon arrival we found a
1 vehicle rollover mvc. No one was injured in this
crash.
Accident

January 2, 2011:
We responded to a MVC on County Road 15. When we
arrived we found 1 car had ran off the road and into
the creek about 100 feet off the road. We assisted
Lawrence County EMS with the patients.
Free Smoke Detectors

December 11, 2010:
Why we give away
FREE Smoke Detectors. It's not worth the chance to
be killed. We have several to give away to Fayette
Township Residents. Just stop by the station on
Tuesday nights and bring with you proof your a
resident of the township and you will be given a
Free smoke detector. Need help installing it? We
provide that free also. So you have NO excuse to not
have a working smoke detector.
Lawrence County's Deadly Statistic
Rollover
Accident

December 10th, 2010:
We responded to a MVC rollover at the intersection
of County Road 276 and US 52. Upon arrival we found
2 cars involved with one vehicle laying on it's
side. We had to extricate one patient with the "Jaws
of Life".
Local Media Coverage:
WSAZ
Structure Fire

December 7, 2010:
We responded to a reported working structure
fire on Twp. Rd 1336. When units arrived on scene
they found a working camper fire that spread to
adjacent structures. No one was injured in the fire.
Units from South Point, Chesapeake, and Proctorville
assisted with the call.
Local Media Coverage:
WSAZ,
Ironton Tribune
NEWS ARCHIVE
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Important Phone
Numbers |
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Any Emergency |
Dial: 9-1-1 |
| Station 1 Non-Emergency |
(740) 894-5300 |
| Station 1 Fax |
(740) 894-5936 |
| Station 2
Non-Emergency |
(740)
894-4656 |
| Station 2
Fax |
(740)
894-6019 |
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Listen on your scanner |
| Dispatch to Truck / Truck to Truck |
154.205 MHz |
| Truck to Dispatch |
151.310 MHz |
Tune into our links page to find
out what each station's number is. We are station 200/700.
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