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3 days ago

This week’s theme is “Carbon Monoxide Safety.” Carbon monoxide, also known as CO, is called the “Invisible Killer” because it's a colorless, odorless, poisonous gas.

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Manlius Fire and EMS

4 days ago

Our thoughts go out to the family of Chief Brooks and the members of the Whitehall Fire Department. RIP Brother.September 18, 2020 - LODD
Second Assistant Chief James P. Brooks, 45
Whitehall Volunteer Fire Company, Inc. Whitehall, NY
Assistant Chief Brooks suffered a torn aorta on the way to a May 2, 2020 fire. He succumbed to his injuries on September 18, 2020. Assistant Chief Brooks thought he had pulled a muscle in the firetruck responding to the Dresden fire in May. He suffered intense pain while tending to his duties at the scene. He was transported by Skenesborough Emergency Squad to Rutland Regional Medical Center in Vermont for further evaluation. He was then flown to the University of Vermont Medical Center in Burlington, Vermont. During his hospital stay, Assistant Chief Brooks suffered many complications, including a blood clot, kidney damage and a heart attack. He was intubated in the ICU until early June. Brooks also suffered three strokes, leaving him confined to a wheelchair with only the use of his right arm. Assistant Chief Brooks had served more than 20 years with the fire company. ... See MoreSee Less

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Rip brother we Got it from here 🙏🙏🙏❤️👨‍🚒

Godspeed 🙏

Manlius Fire and EMS

7 days ago

Manlius crew responds mutual aid to assist with missing person search. Great multi-agency team effort.Missing Teen located thanks to the Project Lifesaver Program.

On Wednesday evening at approximately 7: 57 P.M., deputies along with EMS personnel responded to a residence on Oran Delphi Road in the Town of Pompey for a reported missing autistic teen. The teen, which recently became a Project Lifesaver client, wandered away from his home and could not be located by his family.

Deputies assigned to the Sheriff’s Office Project Lifesaver search team began searching the area with specialized equipment. During the search, deputies received information from the Village of Cazenovia Police that the teen was observed in the area of the Cazenovia Bowling Alley. Deputies along with Air1 and members of the Madison County Sheriff’s Office responded to that location were a project Lifesaver signal was established by Deputy Kristina Ormsby and Deputy Adam Quigley which ultimately lead to the teen being located unharmed.

Another successful outcome from the use of the Project Lifesaver Program.

If you would like more information on the Project Lifesaver Program, or would like to inquire about enrolling someone please call the Community Relations Unit of the Onondaga County Sheriff’s Office at 315-435-3006.

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Month	Fire	EMS
Jan	42	138
Feb	60	122
Mar	52	142
Apr	34	94
May	53	114
Jun	52	127
Jul	52	139
Aug	56	134
Sep
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Dec
Totals	401	1010
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