Station 14 alerted for an MVA at Budds Creek Rd/Trinity Church Rd.
By EMS Lieutenant Drew Spalding
August 21, 2006
On August 8th, 2006 at approx. 1300 hours, Charles County Communications alerted our Station for an MVA at Rt. 234/Trinity Church Rd. CCSO Arrived on scene confirming 1 injury, and possibly 2 for check up. B-14 responded with 2 and the Tool along with Paramedic Ambulance 148. B-14 arrived on the scene to find a 2 vehicle MVA, (one vehicle with left front end damage, and the other with left rear end damage). One patient was still in the vehicle, while 2 were already out of the vehicle upon our arrival. St. Mary's Engine 23 arrived on scene, followed shortly by St. Mary's Ambulance 295. St. Mary's Eng. 23 assisted B-14 with laying down some Absorbant while the EMS units on the scene attended the patients. SM295 transported one Priority 3 patient to Civista Medical Center, while PA148 obtained 2 signed releases. Glasva Citgo handled the towing of the Vehicles. Units operated for approx. 30 minutes before clearing. Also, many thanks goes out to the Mechanicsville Volunteer Fire and EMS companies for their assistance on the Call, and also for providing the pictures from this incident.
Units:
B-14 and Paramedic Ambulance 148
Mutual Aid:
St. Mary's Engine 23, St. Mary's Ambulance 295 and the CCSO
FF/EMT Andrew Spalding and FF/EMT Danny Butler, along with several members from St. Mary's Station 2 lay down some absorbant