Murphy Reynolds Wilson Fire District

Around 3:40pm MRW Fire was paged out for a brush fire near the weight station on Hwy 78. Units Responding: Brush 561, Brush 563, Brush 564 (canceled), Heavy Brush 562, Tactical Tender 523, Quick Attack 566, Tender 527 and POV.

Around 6:36 am MRW 550 called in a car accident on Hwy 78 near mile marker 20. This accident was a rollover with ejection and we are sad to report a fatality. MRW fire and EMS extends our deepest sympathies

MRW Fire was paged out this afternoon around 2:45pm for brush fire at mile maker 36 on Hwy 78. This fire was caused by vehicle pulling a boat trailer whose tire had blown out. Unit Responding: Brush 563, Heavy Brush

MRW Fire was paged out this afternoon at 4:45pm for a brush fire on Hootenanny Rd. Units Responding: Brush 561, Brush 563, Brush 564, Heavy Brush 562, Tactical Tender 523, Quick Attack 566, Tender 521, Tender 527, Engine 504 and

MRW Fire was paged out this afternoon for a fire on Upper Reynolds Creek Rd at the intersection with Bailey Rd. Quick action by MRW volunteers prevented the fire from spreading to another field. Units Responded: Brush Truck 561, 563,

MRW Fire was paged out for mutual aid with BLM at 4:05pm off Murphy Flat road. The fire was located in the canyon by the pump station on the south side of the Snake river. Due to rough terrain, BLM

Around 7:00pm MRW Fire was paged out for traffic control in assistance of MRW QRU for a motorcycle accident on Hwy 78. Units Responding: QRU, Marsing Ambulance, Owyhee County Sheriff, Brush 563, Life Flight and POV.

At 11:16 am MRW fire was paged out for a wild fire off of one of the trail heads on Upper Reynolds Creek. MRW assisted BLM with controlling the fire line and putting out hot spots. Units Responding: Fast Attach

Around 12:15am, MRW Fire was paged out for multiple wild fire calls caused by the lighting storm. Once the location was found, the crews had to walk a mile due to rough terrain to put out hot spots. Units Responding:

MRW Fire responded to a structure fire at 1:45am north of Givens Hot Springs. The structure was saved in part due to good Samaritans using a garden hose while waiting for Fire to arrive. Units Responding: Engine 502, Quick Attack