Around 1:30pm, Toney Fire was called out along with Bobo Fire to a working structure fire on Charity Lane.  Upon arrival, units reported smoke and flames visible.  Meridianville, Hazel Green and Harvest Fire Departments were also called upon for assistance.  The cause of the fire is under investigation.

TVFD responded to a two vehicle MVA with possible entrapment.  First unit on scene reported confirmed entrapment.  The patient was  able to extricate themselves shortly after however.  Several patients were transported to the hospital with minor injuries.

Toney Fire was dispatched second due to Harvest Fire for a possible structure fire.  Smoke could be seen prior to arrival.  M314 was first on scene and reported smoke and flames showing.  Engine 314 arrived shortly after and firefighters were able to quickly bring the fire under control.  Unfortunately, the trailer was a total loss.  Cause of the fire is under investigation.  

TVFD responded to a wreck with possible injuries.  Upon arrival units reported one vehicle with an overturned trailer.  The other vehicle involved left the scene.  One person was transported to the hospital by HEMSI.

Toney Fire was dispatched to a wreck with possible entrapment.  Dispatch reported possibly three patients entrapped.  First unit on scene confirmed 3 occupants entrapped and a concrete utility pole cracked.  Firefighters worked quickly to free all three.  One patient was transported by air, while the other two were taken by ground.  Toney personnel had to keep the road blocked for several hours until Huntsville Utilities deemed the pole safe to allow the passage of traffic.

Toney Fire Dept. visited children at the Madison Cross Roads Daycare program to provide fire prevention instruction and material.  Our department always looks forward to spending time those in our community and sharing with them the dangers of fire and how to prevent fires in their homes.

TVFD was dispatched to a single vehicle MVA along with Bobo VFD.  The vehicle apparently hit several mail boxes in Bobo's area finally running off the road into a ditch in Toney's area.  One patient was transported by ground.

Toney Fire responded to a two vehicle wreck with injuries backing up Harvest Fire.  One patient was transported by HEMSI.  The cause of the accident is under investigation.

Toney fire was dispatched to a single vehicle wreck with possible injuries.  Upon arrival, the driver refused treatment by EMS personnel, however the patient was later transported to the hospital.

A Toney VFD Firefighter/EMT happened upon the scene of a single vehicle wreck just after it occurred.  A utility pole had been broken and wires were across the roadway, cutting power in the area.  At some point the car became energized due to the support wire and primary line contacting each other while simultaneously contacting the vehicle.  The patient was transported to the hospital by HEMSI and Toney units stood by until the road was cleared 

TVFD responded to a single vehicle wreck with possible injuries on Pulaski Pike at Grimwood Road.  The driver of the vehicle was uninjured when his car left the roadway striking a tree.  The cause of the accident was still under investigation. 

Toney Volunteer Fire Dept. held a live burn training exercise with Harvest VFD also participating.  Evolutions included fire control, fire behavior, thermal imager training and roof ventilation.  Roof cutting was performed using our new Vent Master Saw.  The saws were purchased by a grant awarded by CAS Inc.  This was our first chance to work with the new saws and everyone was impressed by the quick cuts that were made.  Thanks to all who attended and a big thanks to one of our citizens who provided pizza for lunch.  We also greatly appreciate the donation of this house for this valuable training. 

Toney Volunteer Fire Department along with Madison County Communications personnel taught fire prevention and education to the students at Madison Cross Roads Elementary School.  Students were instructed about the dangers of fire, what to do in case of a fire in the home, making sure to have smoke detectors along with other valuable information.  In addition, the children were able to see a real fireman in full gear including an air pack to hopefully ease a child's fear of the way the firefighter looks and sounds.  Students were also given a tour of the fire truck.  As always our goal is to prevent fire and protect our community pro actively. 

Toney Volunteer Fire Department provided fire prevention education for the children at Best Beginnings Day Care at Murphy Hill Baptist Church.  Students were able see the fire truck and all of the equipment plus a real fire fighter with all of his fire fighting gear on.  The students favorite, however, was Sparky the fire dog.  We would like to thank Best Beginnings for the opportunity to visit with them again this year.