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Heavy Rain Impacts Prince William County

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By Firefighter Billy Campbell
June 25, 2006

Heavy Rain and strong winds hit prince william county hard on Sunday Night bringing Swift Water Calls on the west end of the county. Around 9 o'clock sunday night tones dropped at Station 17 for a Report of a vehicle stuck in water on Lucasville Rd. No boat's were staffed in the county, W517's Crew made a quick decision to Prep the boat and respond. In the process of prepping the boat, The county got hit for another Swift Water Rescue call on Signal Hill Rd. Boat 517 & W517 marked up responding to Signal Hill Rd. While Enroute all units were placed in service, found out to be an abandon vehicle. W517's crew did an excellent job of getting everything prepped and ready for the night.

Units: W517, Boat 517, Brush 517
 

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