The Tonkawa Fire Department responded to 12 ambulance calls transporting 10, and 4 fire calls during the past week.
AMBULANCE
2/8- 28 response to Pilot Truck Stop for a traumatic injury, Transport BRH
2/8- 29 response to Willow Haven for medical emergency, Transport BRH
2/8- 28, 201, 24 response to I-35 for MVA, Refused transport
2/8- 29 response to E NOC Drive for transfer from resident, Transport St. Mary’s in Enid
2/8- 28, 201, 24 response to I-35 for MVA, Refused transport
2/8- 28, 201, 24 response to I-35 for MVA, Refused transport
2/8- 28, 201, 24 response to I-35 for MVA, Refused transport
2/8- 28, 201, 24 response to I-35 for MVA, Refused transport
2/8- 28, 24, response to I-35 for MVA, Transported to BRH
2/8- 29, 201, 24 response to I-35 for MVA, Refused transport
2/8- 28 response to I-35 for MVA, Cancelled response
2/8- 28 response to N 6th for medical emergency, Transported to AHPC
2/9- 28, 201, 24 response to West Highway 60 for MVA, Refused transport
2/9- 28, 201, 24 response to West Highway 60 for MVA, Refused transport
2/9- 28 response to Northern Oklahoma College for medical emergency, Transported to BRH
2/11-29 response to Billings Fairchild Center for medical emergency, Transported to Bass in Enid
2/11-28 response to E Grand for medical emergency, Transport to AHPC
2/11-28 response to N Jenkins for medical emergency, Transported to BRH
2/12-28 response to S 4th for medical emergency, Transported to BRH
2/12-28 response to Willow Haven for medical emergency, Transported to BRH
2/12-28 response to BRH for transfer, Transported to Willow Haven
FIRE
2/10- 24 response to 103 N. Public for carbon monoxide detector
2/12- L1, 201, 27, response to 901 S. 4th for structure fire
2/12- 24 response to 901 S. 4th for tree on fire
2/13- 201 response to 201 N. Main in Newkirk for mutual aid for structure fire
Year to date run numbers are as follows: Ambulance 99, Fire 126, Training 4, Total 129.
Road conditions have been slick and hazardous. Allow extra time for travel and have a roadside emergency kit with cell phone, water, and blankets during bad weather. Try to limit your travel for only necessities as most sidewalks and parking spaces are also hazardous. Residents are reminded that people with symptoms of fever, cough, and shortness of breath are the most common symptoms of COVID-19. There is a COVID-19 hot line which is 211 or toll free (877) 362-1606 with an alternate number of (405) 840-9396. If you suspect that you may have this virus, you should call ...
