Reports released for the period of July 25-31, 2016 from the Brownwood Fire Department include 35 medical emergencies, 4 fire calls, and 4 motor vehicle accidents.  Reports of interest that the Brownwood Fire Department responded to include:

Monday, July 25

*1:13 PM – Brownwood Fire Department responded to a two-vehicle accident in the area of Austin Avenue and Main Street.  Firefighters arrived to find all occupants out of the vehicles. Fire crews performed medical assessment, no care was provided.

*6:56 PM – Brownwood Fire Department responded to a single vehicle accident with injuries at the Vine Street underpass.  Medical assessment and basic care was provided by fire crews.

Tuesday, July 26

*7:00 PM – Brownwood Fire Department was dispatched to a fire call in the 3700 block of 1st Street.  Firefighters arrived on scene and made contact with an employee who stated that cooking had activated the alarm and that there was no fire.

Wednesday, July 27

*7:03 PM – Brownwood Fire Department was called to a fire in the 700 block of Quail Run regarding power lines arcing near a home.  Fire crews stood by until Oncor arrived on scene.

Thursday, July 28

*1:32 PM – Brownwood Fire Department was dispatched to a motor vehicle accident in the 3700 block of FM 2125.  Firefighters arrived on scene to find EMS with the driver of the vehicle.  Fire Crews assisted with loading the patient for transport.

*6:34 PM – Brownwood Fire Department was called to the intersection of W. Commerce & Romine regarding a small gasoline spill in the intersection.  Fire Crews applied absorbent.

Friday, July 29

*7:55 AM – Brownwood Fire Department responded to a single vehicle accident in the 1200 block of Looney Street.  Fire crews arrived on scene to find a vehicle had struck a light pole and the driver was out of the vehicle and had no injuries.

Sunday, July 31

*2:39 PM – Brownwood Fire Department was dispatched to a fire call in the 100 block of W. Commerce.  Firefighters arrived on scene with the police department to find a fuel spill.  Fire Crews used absorbent to clean up the spill.