Pin-in Collision
September 9, 2006
‘A’ Shift firefighters from both stations were awakened at approximately 0450 AM on September 9th for a collision at Anderson Mill and FM 620. Dispatch advised that a major collision was reported and that occupants were trapped inside the vehicle. Both engines and the rescue truck responded. First arriving Engine 38 reported a high speed collision between an SUV and a traffic light standard. The driver (the sole occupant) was unconscious and pinned in the vehicle.
County Holds Household Haz-Mat Clean-Up Day
September 1, 2006
If you have old paint or chemicals stored, mark your calendar for Saturday, November 18.
Williamson County has contracted with Philip Reclamation Services Houston, Inc (PSC) to manage a half-day county-wide household hazardous waste collection on the Saturday, November 18, 2006, from 9 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. The site of the collection will be the parking lot at the Williamson County Central Maintenance Facility, 3151 S.E. Inner Loop, in Georgetown just south of Highway 29. The event is free and open to all county residents. Read more
Photos of the ’38s’
August 31, 2006
 Photographer Billy Poyner stopped by to take some pictures of the new Engine 38 in service at station 2. The new truck has been in service for a little over 2 weeks and has been working great.
As with all new trucks, there have been minor difficulties and ‘things we have to get used to’, but all in all it is a tremendous asset to the department. We always enjoy putting a new piece of equipment in service and increasing the quality of service we can provide.
It was also great that Billy stopped by while both engines were at the same station, still numbered with the ‘38′. Out with the veteran as the third generation ‘Engine 38′ begins it’s service to the community.Â
Deputy Rammed During Pursuit
August 29, 2006
 ’C’ Shift firefighters from station 2 responded to a collision involving a Williamson County Sheriff’s patrol deputy at El Salido Parkway and Wonder Lane in Anderson Mill.
The deputy was out on a traffic stop on El Salido when a vehicle being pursued by another Williamson County deputy ran into the deputy’s unit and the vehicle he had pulled over.
The suspect was transported by EMS to Round Rock Medical Center and the deputy was transported by other members of the Sheriff’s Department. Both sustained minor injuries.
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