| OCFD Members Receive Recognition at 2011 Awards Banquet |
| The following members received length-of-service awards for 2011... |
| The following Members received awards as the Top Ten Responders for 2011 |
| On April 28, 2011 at the annual Oaks Corners Fire Company banquet,President Ken Maines presented Firefighter/EMT Chris Stobie with the Firefighter of the Year award for 2011. Chris has been with us for two years and in 2011 completed both the Firefighter-1 and EMT courses. He is currently taking the Firefighter-2 course. Chris became very active with training in the past year and was appointed as a Training Officer in 2012. Chris has also been active in fire prevention and is now in charge of our Fire Prevention Committee. Chris was also presented an award for saving the life of a citizen with CPR in 2011. The men & women of the Oaks Corners Fire Dept. would like to thank Chris for his continued hard work and dedication to the department. |
| Gerald Rouland 126 Calls |
| Brian Maney 157 Calls |
| Jeff Arnold 147 Calls |
| Zachery Rey 140 Calls |
| David Metrick 102 Calls |
| Rick Maney 93 Calls |
| Ed Rouse 138 Calls |
| Ed Swart 123 Calls |
| Chris Swart 93 Calls |
| Calvin Adams 132 Calls |
| Francis Day 45 years of Service |
| Albert Bragg 40 years of Service |
| Kenneth Maines 40 Years of Service |
| Richard Day Jr. 35 Years of Service |
| Stacy Guard 10 years of Service |
| Chad Stewart 10 Years of Service |
| James Mahoney 10 Years of Service |
| Michael Bajdas 5 Years of Service |
| Jeremy Bruch 5 Years of Service |
| The following members received CPR Life Saving Awards for 2011... |
On November 20, 2011 Oaks Corners Firefighter Christopher Stobie was riding along with Finger Lakes
Ambulance as a requirement for his EMT class. At 10:45am, the Finger Lakes Ambulance he was
assigned to was dispatched along with the Clifton Springs Fire Dept. to an address on Hibbard Ave. in
the Village of Clifton Springs for a report of a male in cardiac arrest. When Firefighter Stobie arrived on
scene another ambulance crew had already entered the residence and confirmed that there was no
pulse and no respirations. Firefighter Stobie was instructed to begin giving compressions. He performed
two rounds of compressions, was relieved for two rounds of compressions, and then performed another
two rounds of compressions. At the end of six rounds of CPR, both Firefighter Stobie and the paramedic
on scene confirmed that the patient had a pulse. The patient was ventilated, backboarded, and then
transported to Clifton Springs hospital. The medical staff at Clifton Springs Hospital confirmed later that
the patient was in stable condition.
Ambulance as a requirement for his EMT class. At 10:45am, the Finger Lakes Ambulance he was
assigned to was dispatched along with the Clifton Springs Fire Dept. to an address on Hibbard Ave. in
the Village of Clifton Springs for a report of a male in cardiac arrest. When Firefighter Stobie arrived on
scene another ambulance crew had already entered the residence and confirmed that there was no
pulse and no respirations. Firefighter Stobie was instructed to begin giving compressions. He performed
two rounds of compressions, was relieved for two rounds of compressions, and then performed another
two rounds of compressions. At the end of six rounds of CPR, both Firefighter Stobie and the paramedic
on scene confirmed that the patient had a pulse. The patient was ventilated, backboarded, and then
transported to Clifton Springs hospital. The medical staff at Clifton Springs Hospital confirmed later that
the patient was in stable condition.
On April 8, 2011 at 6:05 pm, the Ontario County 911 Center received a call from the clerk at the Wilson
Farms Store at 1731 Route 14 in the town of Phelps reporting a 25 year old male in a vehicle who was
not breathing. The 911 Center dispatched the Oaks Corners Fire Department & Phelps Ambulance. The
Communications Officer instructed the clerk to go out to the parking lot and verify that the patient was
not breathing. The patient was removed from the vehicle and the clerk confirmed that the patient was
having agonal respirations. The Communications Officer began giving the clerk instructions on how to
perform CPR. Within minutes, Oaks Corners Fire Department Captain Jeremy Lane arrived on scene
and confirmed agonal respirations and a weak pulse. He then took over CPR from the clerk. Captain
Lane continued CPR until Phelps Ambulance personnel arrived on scene. The patient was then
transported to Geneva General Hospital where later in the day, he was reported to be in stable condition.
Farms Store at 1731 Route 14 in the town of Phelps reporting a 25 year old male in a vehicle who was
not breathing. The 911 Center dispatched the Oaks Corners Fire Department & Phelps Ambulance. The
Communications Officer instructed the clerk to go out to the parking lot and verify that the patient was
not breathing. The patient was removed from the vehicle and the clerk confirmed that the patient was
having agonal respirations. The Communications Officer began giving the clerk instructions on how to
perform CPR. Within minutes, Oaks Corners Fire Department Captain Jeremy Lane arrived on scene
and confirmed agonal respirations and a weak pulse. He then took over CPR from the clerk. Captain
Lane continued CPR until Phelps Ambulance personnel arrived on scene. The patient was then
transported to Geneva General Hospital where later in the day, he was reported to be in stable condition.
| Firefighter/EMT Chris Stobie |
| Firefighter Jeremy Lane |
