Akron · Akron Central School auditorium

Six-year-old girl seizes in the auditorium at Akron Central School; Akron Ambulance and McEwen pulled in

Amherst Fire Dispatch toned out an EMS call at 08:23 to the Akron Central School District at 47 Bloomingdale Road[*] [heard: Bloomingdale Avenue], between Eckerson Avenue[*] [heard: Akerson Avenue] and Indianola Avenue[*] in Akron, for a six-year-old female seizing in the auditorium. Akron Ambulance and McEwen were paged; the dispatcher specifically told responding crews to “use door number two at the bus loop”, where the school had walked the patient.

By 09:05 the responding paramedics radioed they had a signed release from mom on scene, and the family was going on by private vehicle to a second location — the dispatcher closed it as a transport-by-mom at 09:05.

Williamsville · Harris Hill at Wehrle

Auto-aid call pulls Bowmanville's ladder out for a smoke-detector activation at English Park Village

Amherst Fire Dispatch put out an automatic-aid request at 11:21 to 348 Harris Hill Road[*], the English Park Village apartments at the corner of Wehrle Drive[*] — a smoke-detector activation that pulled in Main-Transit's ladder under mutual aid with Bowmanville. Hotel 9-1 reported on location at 11:24 and held all units standing by; a Lane-Transit ladder request followed at 11:24:30.

The activation was reset and the call cleared shortly after 11:30 with no fire found — a textbook auto-aid response that ended quietly, but worth noting because of the address: 348 Harris Hill is at the seam between Williamsville and Clarence, a few hundred feet east of The Learning Garden daycare at 344 Harris Hill.

Williamsville · Williamsville Pediatrics on Earhart

Forty-year-old seizes inside Williamsville Pediatrics; Twin City takes a nine-year-old relative to Children's, dad along

Amherst Fire Dispatch sent Main-Transit and an EMS unit at 11:36 to 95 Earhart Drive[*] at Williamsville Pediatrics for a forty-year-old male in a seizure. Twin City 241 was responding from Maple and Transit; by 12:03 the responding crew had handed off a 40-year-old male patient to the fire department and the dispatcher was rebalancing units.

In the end the 40-year-old signed a release at the office, but Twin City 242 transported a nine-year-old relative to Children's Hospital — with dad on board — and Main-Transit returned to service. The dispatcher confirmed the 40-year-old patient's release at 12:04.

Eggertsville · Windermere Elementary

Mother takes her unattended kids out of Windermere Elementary's office without car seats and drives off; Amherst PD opens a welfare check

Just after 13:17 an Amherst PD officer broadcast a complaint from Windermere Elementary at 291 Windermere — “two children left unattended on a playground by the parent” — and the parents had then arrived, “She put the kids in the vehicle without car seats”, and driven off in front of school staff. The officer described the parent as very uncooperative and noted “We have extensive history with her”.

APD identified the home address as 423 Allenhurst Road[*], Apartment B and opened a follow-up welfare check on the kids at the apartment by 13:51; by 14:31 a separate unit was working on identifying a related child and was stopping by his house to send a screen. The call had not been closed out on the air before the window cut.

Amherst · Paradise Lane

Paradise lost: cat versus car, and the car wins on Paradise Lane

At 07:32 the morning Amherst PD officer keyed up to report a piece of housekeeping a half block from the previous call: “For the cat that was struck by a car, 160 Paradise, I do believe it is deceased in the roadway”. Twenty minutes later the same officer asked dispatch for “log in for pickup in front of 259 Paradise” — a brief, bureaucratically magnificent confirmation that the cat had indeed not gotten up.

Amherst · 127 Marines, Williamsville

The case of the missing .38 Special: stolen handgun reported "located inside the house" turns out to be a BB gun

An Amherst PD unit radioed in at 09:32 from 127 Marines, where the homeowner had reported a firearm stolen a couple of months back and now wanted it brought in “for safekeeping”. The officer relayed the serial number and the make over the air at 10:12 — Henry Boy 14906, .38 Special.

Twenty minutes later the same officer keyed back up with the correction: “the firearm was a BB gun, not the gun that was reported missing”. He cleared with the radio chief and went to drop it off at HQ anyway, just to close it out clean.

Amherst · Bassett Park men's room

Flag-down near Target: man walks out of the Bassett Park bathroom and tells police "nobody was in there, but there was blood everywhere"

At 13:26 an Amherst PD unit told radio he had “just got a flag down near Target”. The flagger had walked into the men's room at Bassett Park, found no one, and walked out reporting “nobody was in there, but there was blood everywhere”. APD broke off a separate call at Covington Gardens and sent two cars over to check.

Amherst · The shrubs behind 95-something

Rake-wielding "prowler" hiding in the back hedges turns out to be the neighbor's landscaper

A woman called APD at 13:07 to say she had yelled out a window, heard the door shut, and gone outside to find “a male stand outside, appears to be working in the area, thin build, wearing a t-shirt and shorts, was behind her shrubs carrying a rake”. The officer narrated her panic in real time over the radio — the man was last seen “walking northbound, promenade through the backyards”.

Six minutes later the assist car radioed back the resolution: “There's a kiddo doing landscaping, two houses down from 95”. The neighbor at 66 had been raking at 58, which backs up to the complainant's yard. Nothing further, the officer told dispatch — just a kid with a rake.

Amherst · Skinnersville crossing

High-school cyclist threatens to punch a crossing guard in the face, then pedals serenely off

An Amherst PD officer at 13:44 read in a complaint from a crossing guard on Skinnersville: “they were crossing a high school student who then threatened to punch them in the face”, then “continued on his bicycle”. The crossing guard wanted to speak to someone.

Southtowns · Blasdell Pizza on Southwestern

Two-car crash with a 66-year-old back injury in front of Blasdell Pizza on Southwestern, then a chest-pain call next door at urgent care

Town of Hamburg FD Dispatch put Scranton crews on the road at 13:31 for a two-car accident in front of Blasdell Pizza, 4837 Southwestern, with a 66-year-old male reporting a back injury. While Scranton was still en route the dispatcher tripled them up: a second call at 13:31:50 for a 74-year-old female with cardiac history and chest pain at the “WellNow Urgent Care” next door, 4909 Southwestern, room 7 — paramedic response, town ambulance, mutual aid.

North Tonawanda · Bryant Street

North Tonawanda homeowner smells something burning in the garage; NTFD rolls Engine 4 alone for an odor investigation

Niagara County Fire Control toned North Tonawanda Fire at 10:37 to 343 Bryant Street for an odor investigation in the garage, with the homeowner reporting something burning. Engine 4 was sent in alone for a car-temperature read on TAC 1; Engine 6 and Truck 1 were stood down within seconds.

Sanborn · Sanborn Fire Hall on Buffalo Street

Sanborn ambulance crew meets a tan Ford Expedition in the firehall lot for a 60-year-old vomiting blood

Niagara County Fire Control routed an ALS request at 13:22 to the Sanborn Fire Hall, 5811 Buffalo Street, with a wrinkle: the patient was waiting in a tan Ford Expedition in the parking lot — a 60-year-old male coughing up blood with a history of alcoholism. Unit 2 was paged on FT-EMS 1322; the dispatcher repeated the description twice for clarity, including the vehicle make and the patient profile.