On Friday, September 12th at 14:06 hrs, Station 38 was alerted for a vehicle accident on Rt 220 in the area of the All Star Cafe. Units arrived on scene at 14:13 hrs, to find a 2 vehicle rear end accident, all occupants appeared to be out of the vehicle, with the south bound lane shut down. Captain 38-3 (C. Cox) assumed the Rt 220 command. After investigation, found no injuries, EMS crews obtained 3 signed refusals. Units on scene included Engine 38, BLS 38-70 and Medic 38-71.

Also on Friday, at 16:03 hrs, Station 38 and 57 (Keyser EMS) were alerted for a vehicle accident on Stony Run Road. Units arrived on scene at 16:14 hrs to find one vehicle over the embankment on it's top, appeared that all occupants were out of the vehicle. Units also found the accident to be on Pine Swamp Road. Captain 38-3 (C. Cox) had command. After investigation, crews found only 1 injury. 1 person was transported, and 1 patient refusal was obtained. Units on scene included Engine 38, BLS 38-71, and BLS Response 38.

On Sunday, at 10:04 hrs, Station 38 and 44 (Burlington, for extrication) were alerted for a roll over vehicle accident on Rt 50 in the area of Grayson's Gap Road. Units arrived on scene at 10:10 hrs to find one SUV on it's top, in the yard of a residence. The accident was actually West of Grayson's Gap Road, near the old "Cookies Garage". Appeared that all occupants were out of the vehicle. After investigation, found 3 patients with minor injuries (including 2 children). Rescue mini-pumper 44 was placed in service. All 3 patients were transported in Medic 38-71 to CMH. Captain 38-3 (C. Cox) had the command. Units on scene included, Engine 38, Engine/Tanker 38, BLS 38-70, Medic 38-71, and BLS Response 38. Including the units, personnel at the station, and on scene, New Creek answered the call with 22 volunteers.

At 12:09 hours, Station 38 and Squad 23 were notified of a vehicle accident at the intersection of Rt 93/50. BLS 38-71 arrived on scene at 12:14 hours, to find 3 vehicles involved, Rt 50 was shut down. Upon the arrival of Engine/Tanker 38, Assistant Chief 38 assumed the Rt 50 command. Medic 38-71 and Brush 38 also responded. After investigation, units found 4 persons involved, all appeared to be signed refusals. One passenger car, one recreational vehicle, and one box truck were involved. The box truck was not hauling any cargo. Both EMS units returned in service with 4 signed refusals. Engine/Tanker 38 and Brush 38 remained on scene to assist with traffic control.

At approximately 14:05 hrs, New Creek was dispatched for a medic and transport unit to assist Elk District Ambulance with a ATV accident with injuries. Paramedic 38-70 responded with 3 personnel shortly after. While responding, Mineral County 911 notified the unit that they were receiving reports of a motorcycle accident on the Allegheny Front, of Rt 50. Paramedic 38-70 at that time was only half way up the mountain and to that point had not found any accident. Just south of Burgess Hollow Road, the unit came across several people waving along the road. The crew found 1 motorcycle over the embankment, driver was awake and standing with numerous lacerations.

Assistant Chief 38 (on board M 38-70) assumed the Rt 50 command, and requested that a second transport unit from New Creek to respond to the first incident, since M 38-70 was now committed to the motorcycle accident. Paramedic 38-71 responded with 3 to the ATV accident.

Investigation into the motorcycle accident indicated that the accident was possibly a "hit and run". The driver of the motorcycle denied any treatment or transport, but due to the patient's behavior, the crew could not leave. It was later found out that, his behavior was due to a previous medical incident, therefore he was in his normal mindset.

Paramedic 38-71 arrived on the scene and assisted BLS crews with patient care of the ATV accident. The patient was then transferred to MSP Trooper 5 for air flight to the hospital.