Somers FD Car Into Building With Entrapment Response

Somers Fire Department Ambulance 80B1, Engine 180, and Engine 186, along with New York State Police two unmarked units, Unit 3K24, and Unit 3K12, Somers Police Department Unit 7K381 and Unit 7K389, Westchester County Police Department Somers High School School Resource Officer and Emergency Service Unit Sergeant, and Bedford Hills Fire Department Rescue 10 responding to a car into the building with entrapment at Optum Medical Care on Route 202 in the Town of Somers, New York. A complete rundown of the units that responded is listed below.
Originally, Somers Fire Department and EMS, along with 45-Medic-2 from the Northern Westchester Paramedics were dispatched for a reported car into the building. When the first few EMS units signed on, 60-Control (dispatch) advised them that they had received an additional call reporting one person still inside the vehicle. Car 2446 was the first fire unit to arrive on scene and established command. He confirmed a vehicle into the building with one patient trapped inside the vehicle, and reported they were working on access. He also immediately requested the Westchester County Technical Rescue Team to go on standby in their quarters. Shortly after, he requested Bedford Hills Fire Department's rescue to the scene. After the arrival of Engine 186, command advised they were working on shoring the building. Car 2001 advised the Technical Rescue Team was staffed in quarters and Battalion 13 requested them to the scene as a precaution. Emergency shoring was completed and the patient was removed from the vehicle. As a result, the Technical Rescue Team was instructed to continue in non-emergency. Battalion 13 advised extensive shoring would still be needed prior to removing the vehicle. He also requested an engine from the Croton Falls Fire Department to standby in their own quarters to cover any additional calls for the Somers Fire Department. 45-Medic-2 ultimately secured an RMA and all EMS units went back into service, along with all mutual aid fire units, and some Somers Fire units. Most then responded to an additional motor vehicle accident in the Town of Somers. (Check out a video of that response: • Somers FD Multi-Agency... ) The vehicle was removed from the structure and all remaining units were back in service after approximately two hours of operation.
Complete rundown of the units that responded:
Somers Fire Department - Car 2446 (IC), Engine 180, Engine 186, Car 8011, Ambulance 80B1, Ambulance 80B3
Bedford Hills Fire Department - Rescue 10, Utility 6
Westchester County Department of Emergency Services - County Car 9, Battalion 13, Car 2001, Rescue 77, Utility 77
Northern Westchester Paramedics - 45-Medic-2
Somers Police Department - Unit 7K381, Unit 7K389
Westchester County Police Department - Somers Middle School School Resource Officer, Somers High School School Resource Officer, Emergency Service Unit Sergeant
New York State Police - Unit 3K12, Unit 3K24, 2 Unmarked Units
Standing by in their own quarters to cover Somers FD:
Croton Falls Fire Department - Car 2073, Engine 148
The units seen responding are:
Ambulance 80B1 - 2019 Ford F550/Horton
Unmarked Unit - Chrysler 200
Unmarked Unit - Chevrolet Malibu
Unit 7K381 - Ford Explorer
Unit 7K389 - Ford Explorer
Engine 180 - 2001 Seagrave/2015 Gowans-Knight (1500GPM/1000GWT)
Somers Middle School School Resource Officer - Ford Explorer
Unit 3K24 - Dodge Charger
Unit 3K12 - Dodge Charger
Engine 186 - 2023 Seagrave Marauder II (1500GPM/1000GWT)
Rescue 10 - 2018 Seagrave Marauder II
Emergency Service Unit Sergeant - Chevrolet Tahoe
This video was taken on December 12th, 2024.
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[@Ccashman7506]

Can’t wait to see Somers new rescue soon, along with their 2 new pierce engines

[@WNYfireandrescue]

Yay another big response

[@NYRescueCam]

Great catches brother!!

[@LowHudEmergency]

Thank you!

[@socalfirebuff91377]

Awesome catches

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Thanks!

[@RabbahDocRona]

That is a ridiculous number of cops for that response

[@SebastianWarth]

Awesome Video!

[@LowHudEmergency]

Thanks!

[@BigDuke-md8ec]

Time to take off the Christmas wreath 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@WNYfireandrescue]

I’m surprised that rescue 20 wasn’t there

[@LowHudEmergency]

Rescue 20 was out of service.

[@WNYfireandrescue]

@ ah alright