Fire calls, Oct. 7-13
The Snowmass Wildcat Fire Protection District responded to the following calls from Oct. 7 through 13.
Oct. 7:
Automatic fire alarm at 110 Carriage Way. Construction dust activated a smoke detector.
Automatic fire alarm at 1021 Two Creeks Drive. The alarm was caused by a system malfunction.
Oct. 8:
Automatic fire alarm at 20 Deer Lane. Construction dust activated a smoke detector.
Oct. 10:
Automatic fire alarm at 76 Elbert Lane, the Westin Snowmass Conference Center. The alarm was caused by a system malfunction.
Oct. 11:
Flow alarm at 84 Grouse Lane, “E Building.” The alarm was caused by a system malfunction.
Oct. 12:
Medical call to 100 Elbert Lane, the conference center, for a person suffering from chest pain and shortness of breath. Three patients were transported to Aspen Valley Hospital.
Oct. 13:
Automatic fire alarm at 916 Burnt Mountain Drive. The alarm was caused by a system malfunction.
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