Serving The Citizens Of Northeast Allen County Since 2005
Northeast Allen County Fire & EMS
P.O. Box 428
Grabill, Indiana 46741
Phone: 260-627-5133
Fax: 260-627-8953
Incident Totals for 2010
(30) EMS Call (10) Dispatched And Disreqarded (3) Alarm System Sounded (2) Fire, other (2) MVA (2) Power Line Down (2) StandBy (1) Assist Invalid (1) Authorized Controlled Burning (1) Heat Detector Malfunction (1) Nothing Found More...
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Tuesday, February 09, 2010 -Business Meeting 1900 Tuesday, February 16, 2010 -NIMS for fire and EMS. Tuesday, February 23, 2010 -Fire training 1900 hours Thursday, February 25, 2010 -Fire & EMS Officers Meeting 1800 Thursday, March 04, 2010 -Board Meeting 1900

New ladder truck arrives at Northeast Fire

Thursday, January 14, 2010
By Gina Anderson

Northeast Fire and EMS recently took delivery of a new 75' ladder truck from Pierce Fire Apparatus.  This new truck will replace both our lead engine and ladder truck that ran out of the Grabill Station.  It is referred to as a Quint in the fire service since it is made up of 5 components: a pump, a tank, a truck mounted aerial ladder, ground ladders, and fire hose.  The truck was purchased by Cedar Creek Township.  The truck will be put into service after mounting the loose equipment and training members on its operation.

Response to The Cedars

Wednesday, December 09, 2009
By Steven Herman

At 5:50am the paid crew made a response to the Cedars for a fire alarm. Upon arrival the crew was met by staff and informed there was smoke in the laundry room. E-172 crew checked the laundry room which had a light haze of smoke. On further investigation found the belt had burned off of the electric motor on the washer. Called it a response only for Engine 172.

Northeast battles structure fire

Tuesday, September 01, 2009
By Shane Compton

 

On Tuesday, September 1, 2009, Northeast, along with Woodburn Fire Department, were dispatched to the 12000 block of Cuba Road for a possible structure fire.  Upon arrival, E-142 found heavy smoke coming from points of the roof.  E-142 called for an additional engine from St. Joe Fire Department.  E-142 crew gained access to the attic and stopped the progression of the fire.  Assisting Northeast were: St. Joe, Woodburn with the use of an insulation vacuum, Northeast EMS, the FAST team, and the Allen County Police Department.  The fire is still under investigation by the FAST team.  There were no injuries reported.

 

MVA with pin

Thursday, August 13, 2009
By Shane Compton

On Friday, July 24, 2009, Northeast, along with Huntertown, were dispatched to the area of Hursh Rd. between I-69 and Tonkel.  Upon E-175's arrivial, they found one patient pinned in the vehicle with injuries.  E-171 took I.C., and R-98 and E-95 helped with removing the patient from the wreckage.  TRAA paramedics from Fort Wayne transported the patient.