Emergency Calls in 2000

2000 Call Number	Date	Time	Location	Description
34	12 March	11:15	Moana Road, Plimmerton	351 called to a smoke nuisence. Found a small illegal rubbish fire which was extinguished.
33	6 March	17:21	200m north of Whenua Tapu cemetary, State Highway One	351 and Porirua 317 called to a car vs. bicycle road crash.Found that the cyclist had fallen as the result of a medical condition rather than a collision. Assisted ambulance.
32	6 March	13:47	Te Pari Pari Rd, Pukerua Bay	351, with Porirua 311 and Paekakariki 361, called to a minor re-ignition of call 26. Found a fencepost still smouldering, extinguished with one high pressure delivery.
31	5 March	15:05	Pukerua Bay township, State Highway One	351, Porirua 317 and Paekakariki 361 called to a two vehicle motor vehicle crash. No-one was trapped in the vehicles, so crew assisted ambulance to treat minor injuries.
30	4 March	16:53	Toenga Road, Pukerua Bay	351 and Paekakariki 361 called to a further minor reignition of call 26. Dampened a few further hotspots.
29	4 March	09:53	Toenga Road, Pukerua Bay	Called to assist 311 and 317 who had been called to a reignition of call 26 while 351 was at call 28. Worked to damp down a few minor hotspots.
28	4 March	09:22	Ocean Parade, Pukerua Bay	351 called to a driftwood fire. A small fire was eventually located and extinguished using buckets.
27	4 March	08:09	Airlee Road, north Plimmerton	351 and Porirua 311 called to a reignition of call 25. Nothing was found.
26	3 March	15:16	Te Motu Road, Pukerua Bay	351, Paekakariki 361 and later Porirua 311 called to a scrub fire. Found a large area of scrub alight. Stopped train services on main trunk line. Extinguished using multiple hose deliveries.
25	2 March	20:20	Airlee Road, north Plimmerton	351 and Porirua 311 called to a scrub fire. Found a large area of scrub alight beneath the road bridge across the railway lines. Eventually extinguished with additional assistance from Porirua 317 and the Wellington Bush Fire Force.
24	28 February	12:48	Rawhiti Road, Pukerua Bay	351 and Porirua 317 called to a person trapped under a road roller machine which had rolled over. Working with ambulance (including Westpac helicopter crews) the overturned roller was lifted off the parient using hydraulic spreaders (air bags were considered, but the delicate tipping point of the roller made this too dangerous for the patient).