Just before 2 a.m. Thursday morning, E-2, E-7, E-11, T-2, R-2, BC-2, Safety 1 and Command Aid responded to Lisa Dr. on a report of a fire. Units arrived onscene to find a house with heavy fire showing. Units made interior attacks and searches were completed. More info to follow.

On June 13 just after 7 pm. E-8, R-2 and Safety were sent to Bee Rd. @ E. 36th on a reported MVA with entrapments. E-8 arrived onscene to  find a MVA with 2 people trapped in a vehicle. R-2 arrived onscene and began extrication by removing the doors and roof of the vehicle. The victims were turned over to Medstar.

Just before 1 a.m. on Sunday morning, E-7, R-2 and Safety 1 were send to Whitebluff @ Stephenson on a report of an MVA with entrapments. E-7 & R-2 arrived onscene to find a trans-am into a tree with 1 person heavily pinned. R-2 stabilized the car and went to work with the jaws to remove the victim. The victim was turned over to Medstar for transport to a trauma center.

In the early afternoon on Tuesday, E-1, E-6, E-5, E-3, E-3, E-8, T-5, T-1, R-1, BC-1, Safety and Command Aid were sent to 57th St. on a report of a fire at the Montgomery Landing Apartments. E-5 and BC-1 arrived onscene to find smoke showing from a 3 story apt. building. E-5 made a fast attack on a room and contents fire while also getting their own plug. Units contained the fire and spent quite a bit of time removing large amounts of smoke.

Around 4 a.m. on Tuesday morning, E-3, E-5, T-5, R-1 and BC-1 were sent to Saigon Flavors on Broughton St. on a report fire alarm activation. E-3 arrived onscene to find a restaraunt on the 1st floor of a 4 story building with nothing showing. Further investigation found smoke inside the closed and secured restaraunt. R-1 forced entry into the building using a circular saw. Once inside crews found moderate smoke in the building caused my ovens being left on. Units venitilated the structure and cleared the scene.

Around 3 p.m. on Saturday afternoon E-4, E-3, E-5, T-5, R-1, BC-1, Safety 1 and Command Aid responded to the area of E. Lathope and Cope St on a report of a fire. E-4 arrived onscene finding  a 1 story house with heavy smoke visible from teh A & C sides. E-4 made a fast attack while E-3 caught the plug. E-5 pulled back up lines while R-1 performed searches. T-5 opened up the roof.

On Friday night just after midnight E-13, E-14, E-4, T-13, R-1, BC-3, Safety 1 and Command Aid responded to Artley Rd. off Coleman Blvd on a report of fire behind a warehouse. E-4 arrived onscene finding heavy fire showing from between 2 warehouses. Further investigation found a semi-trailer full of woodchips heavily involved. E-4 got their own plug while E-13 assisted with the attack. R-1 used numerous saws and blades to make several openings in the trailer. Units contained the fire quickly but remained onscene for 2 hours extinguishing the fire.

Just prior to 4am, multiple calls were received for a fire.  E4, E6, E3, T5, R1, BC1, CA, Safety were dispatched.  E4 arrived to find a heavily involved dwelling, with a row house as an exposure.  With the new rules in place, E4 waited to make their fire attack until the next unit arrived on scene.  E6 established water supply, T5 conducted roof operations.  Around the 10 minute mark, tones were struck to evacuate the building.  Defensive fire operations began and when conditions permitted, units were allowed to enter the building for search and knock down.

After roughly 28 minutes the fire was called 'under control'.

SAVANNAH, GA (WTOC) - Savannah emergency officials are investigating an overnight chemical leak at the Troknox Plant on the city's eastside.

Around 11:45pm, HAZMAT crews and Savannah Fire were called to the chemical plant on Ferr-McGee Road just off east President Street.

Plant officials say "titanium tetra-chloride" leaked from a holding tank, forming a large vapor cloud.  The wind pushed the fumes over top the Savannah River, toward South Carolina.

Plant workers were evacuated for a short time but were allowed to return to work once the leak was under control. The Chatham Emergency Management Agency is investigating.