RCMP Report: Field Fire Department vehicle involved in accident

Slippery road conditions and a lack of winter tires on at least one vehicle are being blamed for the accident.

Accident at the Husky trailer park

On Oct. 26 at 9:30 a.m., police responded to a call about an accident at the Husky trailer park. Only minor damage was sustained to the vehicles and there were no injuries.

Noise complaint on 10th Avenue North

Police were called to a house on 10th Avenue North in response to a noise complaint.

Several minors were drinking underage and having a party. The parents were away for the night. There were no further complaints after the police told them to quiet down and issued them a warning.

Search for intoxicated woman downtown

The RCMP responded to reports of a screaming woman yelling for help near the pedestrian bridge. The Golden and District Search and Rescue was notified and when police found her she was intoxicated at a bar downtown.

Police have dealt with this woman numerous times before. She was taken into custody for being intoxicated in public and causing a disturbance. She was jailed for the night until she sobered up.

Multi-vehicle accident in Yoho National Park

One person sustained minor injuries after six vehicles, including a Field Fire vehicle, were involved in an accident inside Yoho National Park on Highway 1.

Slippery road conditions and a lack of winter tires on at least one vehicle are being blamed for the accident.

The incident started with a single vehicle rollover, but by the time Field Fire & Rescue arrived on scene, a semi had also rolled over.

While ambulance and fire rescue personnel from Field were surveying the scene, a semi truck lost control and glanced off the Ambulance and Field Fire’s light rescue truck.

The fire truck caught on fire but the crew was able to extinguish it quickly. None of the emergency personnel were injured in the incident and the damage to the vehicles is currently being assessed.

Field Fire Chief Sean Coubrough praised the co-operation between the Field, Golden, Nicholson and Revelstoke fire departments during the ordeal.

 

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