Late Afternoon Structure Fire In Hartford - Police Chief Annie Ward and Fire Captain Brandon Hovey Remove Lady From Structure

Rickey Stokes

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Date: Nov 04 2019 9:08 PM

HARTFORD:    Today at 4:18 PM Geneva County 911 dispatched Hartford Fire - EMS and Slocomb Fire - EMS to a structure fire at 317 North 3rd Avenue in Hartford. 

At the time of dispatch Geneva County 911 reported that someone might still be inside the residence.

When a fireman, paid or volunteer hears those words, MOVE OVER cause they are a'coming.

Multiple fire and EMS rolled...

Hartford Police Chief Annie Ward and Slocomb Fire Captain Brandon Hoevy rolled up seconds after dispatched. They assisted a elderly male to evacuate from the residence. And at the time of their arrival smoke and flames were present.

The fire scene was a single story residential brick structure. Smoke and flames were present. Once the resident was evacuated Hartford Fire and EMS, Slocomb Fire and EMS started an aggressive offensive attack. The fire was quickly gotten under control.

Also responding to the scene and jumping in to help in fighting the structure fire was Volunteer Fireman from Bellwood Voluunteer Fire Department.

HARTFORD POLICE CHIEF ANNIE WARD    

A number of years ago the Hartford Mayor and Hartford City Council made an extremely wise decision. They hired Annie Ward as Police Chief.

Chief Annie Ward is dedicated to the citizens and guests of Hartford Alabama. She goes above and beyond the service to the citizens to serve and protect.

A great lady. A great choice as Police Chief. A dedicated public servant.

THANKS to Chief Ward and Slocomb Fire Captain Brandon Hovey for the saving of lives and then working to save property.

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