Williamsville · Sawyer Drive · Pediatric Emergency

Two Six-Year-Old Girls Hit at Once With Heart-Rhythm and Breathing Trouble at a Sawyer Drive Apartment

An overnight fire-EMS call sent priority crews to a Sawyer Garden apartment for two young sisters in distress.

At 2:13 AM, fire dispatch pushed a priority run to 2132 Sawyer Drive, apartment 303 at the Sawyer Garden Apartments, for a striking call: two six-year-old girls, described on the air as “two six-year-olds, female, a-fib with difficulty breathing”. The dispatcher put the run on the highest priority as crews were sent hot.

Ten minutes later the dispatcher repeated the call for a second responding company, again relaying the address, the apartment and the difficulty breathing for both children. No further word on the girls' condition crossed the air before the call cleared.

Niagara County · Bishop Road · MVA With Fire

Multi-Vehicle Crash on Bishop Road Comes In With a Car Already in Flames

A caller could see flames as Niagara County fire dispatch toned out a multiple-vehicle wreck on Bishop Road early yesterday evening.

Yesterday at 7:40 PM, Niagara County fire dispatch put out a vehicle accident at 2613 Bishop Road, between Gow Road and Kerwin Road, as a multiple-vehicle MVA. The dispatcher relayed that the “caller can see flames”.

Dispatch repeated the run for responding units, restating the address and the vehicle-on-fire detail as crews were sent in. No word on injuries crossed the air before the call moved off the channel.

Orleans County · Orleans Correctional · Overdose

Narcan Revives an Unresponsive Inmate After Overdose Call at Orleans Correctional

A paged overdose response reached a 33-year-old man at Orleans Correctional, unresponsive but breathing, after narcan was administered.

Yesterday at 4:28 PM, fire-EMS paging sent a response to Orleans Correctional, dispatched to the east side of the facility between the road and the railroad crossing. The call was for a 33-year-old man reported unresponsive but breathing.

The dispatch noted that narcan had been administered before the medic unit cleared, indicating the man was treated for a suspected opioid overdose. No further word on his condition crossed the air.

Overheard · School Alarm

Kids Pounding on a School Door Trip the Alarm, Then Get Picked Up by Mom and Dad

A shuttle channel relayed the anticlimactic ending to a school-alarm scare: no break-in, just some horseplay at the door.

Yesterday at 4:36 PM, a voice on the BuffaloLimo channel gave the deflating post-mortem on a school alarm activation: “They were playing around and talking on the door. Didn't make entry into the school, but it triggered the alarm”. No one had gotten inside — the ruckus at the door was enough to set it off on its own.

The resolution was as low-stakes as they come. As the same voice reported moments later, the parents came and picked them up.

Amherst · Fire Alarm

Detector Activation at Jonglin Drive Business Prompts Forced-Entry Discussion

Yesterday at 9:26 PM, Amherst Fire Dispatch reported a detector activation in the upper storage area at DWC Mechanical, 100 Jonglin Drive, near North French Road[*] and Creekside Drive[*]; the alarm company said it had no voice contact with the building. Dispatchers discussed calling the key holder back to see whether she would unlock the door, warning that crews would “force entry” if she would not.

The initially assigned truck was canceled in favor of another unit as the call continued, with no further detail on the air about whether entry was ultimately forced.

Amherst · Medical Call

Trouble-Breathing Call Reports Partial Airway Obstruction on Main Street

Yesterday at 3:52 PM, Amherst Fire Dispatch sent Snyder 7 to 4069 Main Street for a report of trouble breathing described on the air as a possible partial airway obstruction.

Niagara Falls · Medical Call

12-Year-Old Girl Suffers Deforming Leg Injury in Fall on Oliver Street

Yesterday at 6:52 PM, Niagara County Fire Dispatch reported a 12-year-old girl had fallen in the vicinity of 629 Oliver Street, suffering what dispatchers described as “deforming to the leg”.