| Box 2110
At 1633 hours, the Union Fire Company No. 1 and Medic 94 (SCCEMS) was alerted for a reported serious motor vehicle crash on Baltimore Pike in front of the main entrance to Lincoln University in Lower Oxford Township. Numerous reports to 911 stated a two car crash with multiple patients.
The Lincoln University Police Department and Medic 94-3 arrived and confirmed the scene to be at the intersection of Baltimore Pike and Ashmun Avenue. The Medic confirmed a total of six patients.
Chief 21 (Terry) arrived and established the "Baltimore Pike Command." Command requested a re-alert of Station 21 for the third Ambulance and one Ambulance from West Grove (Stations 12 & 22).
Ambulance 21-1 arrived and immediately began patient triage and care. Rescue 21 pulled into the scene and assisted with additional patient care.
Engine 21-1 and Squad 21 arrived and sent their respective crews into the scene to assist with hazard control.
Ambulance 21-2, Ambulance 21-3 and Ambulance 22-1 arrived and handled patient care and prepared for transport with the assistance of the firefighters.
Engine 21-4 entered the scene from the east and parked in a position that blocked the traffic from entering the scene.
Ambulance 21-1, Ambulance 21-2 and Ambulance 21-3, along with both medic from 94, transported a total of four patients to the Christiana Hospital in Delaware. Ambulance 22-1 transported two patients to the Jennersville Regional Hospital.
The final units were clear of the scene at 1705 hours. The final Ambulance was available at 1844 hours.
Cecil County Ambulance 893 handled the EMS Transfer to Station 21. |
