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Emergency Incidents
Downed power line sparks large yard fire
Fire
W Cherry Creek Rd, Lewiston, MI 49756
As discussed during the dispatch call, fire crews were dispatched to a large yard fire near West Cherry Creek Road, just east of Fire Tower Road, after a man cutting trees apparently dropped a tree onto a power line. The line snapped and fell into the yard, igniting vegetation, and multiple fire departments were requested for mutual aid while responders worked to keep people away from the downed live line.
Commercial alarm at Lewiston Hotel Bar and Grill
Break-In
Olsen St, Lewiston, MI 49756
As discussed during the dispatch call, officers were dispatched to a possible commercial burglary alarm at a hotel bar and grill near Olsen Street in Lewiston, with units 15 and 35 responding and a callback to the business planned.
Man piling leaves in roadway creates road hazard
Traffic
Wolf Lake Rd & Co Rd 489, Lewiston, MI 49756
As discussed during the dispatch call, dispatch received a report of a road hazard on County Road 49 south of M-612 near Wolf Lake Road, where a man was reportedly pulling leaves from a ditch into the roadway. The caller initially thought it was a downed tree, but it appears to be a large pile of leaves blocking the road.
Elderly man found passed out with heart attack history
Medical Emergency
Crestwood Rd, Lewiston, MI 49756
As discussed during the dispatch call, eMS was requested to a location on Crestwood Drive in Lewiston for an elderly man who was found on the ground after passing out. He was reported to be conscious but disoriented and to have a history of heart attacks.
Large bonfire complaint under power line
Fire
Kneeland St, Lewiston, MI 49756
As discussed during the dispatch call, crews were dispatched after callers reported a large bonfire that appeared not contained and had a power line overhead near Kneeland Street. Dispatch later advised the homeowner had the fire under control with a hose and the response was canceled.
