Incident Report – 05/06/2009
Elm St, Buffalo, KS 66717

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Summary

On May 6, 2009, a fire department near Buffalo, KS responded to a hazmat incident at Elm St, Buffalo, KS 66717, a 1-or-2 family dwelling.

The following action was taken during the incident: hazardous condition/other.

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Location

Type	Intersection
Address	Elm St, Buffalo, KS 66717
County	Wilson County
State	KS
City	Buffalo
Zip Code	66717
Property Use	1 or 2 family dwelling

Response

Incident Type	Hazardous condition, other
Department Station	1
Mutual Aid Given/Received	None
Resources Include Mutual Aid	No
Alarms	0

Actions Taken

First Action Taken

Hazardous condition, other

Metadata

Incident Key	KS_WL303_5062009_0000039_0
State	Kansas
Fire Department ID	WL303
Incident Date	05/06/2009
Incident Number	0000039
Exposure Number	0
NFIRS Version	5.0

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