Incident Report – 09/06/2011
Ringle Rd, Akron, MI 48701

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Summary

On September 6, 2011, a fire department near AKRON, MI responded to a hazmat incident at Ringle Rd, Akron, MI 48701, a street.

The following actions were taken during the incident: control traffic, investigate, and refer to proper authority.

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Location

Type	Intersection
Address	Ringle Rd, Akron, MI 48701
County	Tuscola County
State	MI
City	AKRON
Zip Code	48701
Property Use	Street, other

Response

Incident Type	Power line down
Mutual Aid Given/Received	None
Resources Include Mutual Aid	No

Personnel

Support Personnel	0
EMS Personnel	0
Other Personnel	7

Actions Taken

First Action Taken	Control traffic
Second Action Taken	Investigate
Third Action Taken	Refer to proper authority

Metadata

Incident Key	MI_07901_9062011_0000044_0
State	Michigan
Fire Department ID	07901
Incident Date	09/06/2011
Incident Number	0000044
Exposure Number	0
NFIRS Version	5.0

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