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As the summer sun paints the sky with hues of warmth and patriotism, the Fourth of July celebration "Smoke on the Water" takes center stage in Clovis, showcasing a spectacular fireworks display that lights up the night Some may be unaware, but Clovis Fire Department plays a significant role behind the scenes to ensure the safety and success of this event. From their involvement in the planning committee to the coordination of emergency action plans, firework show permits, and strategic positioning of Fire/EMS resources, the CFD puts in a lot of work to make this event possible

One of the critical aspects of their involvement is the formulation of emergency action plans Understanding the potential risks associated with fireworks, the Clovis Fire Department meticulously develops contingency measures to address any unforeseen circumstances Their dedication to public safety means they are prepared to handle various scenarios, ensuring the protection of both attendees and the surrounding community

Summary of Clovis FD responses:

Two vehicle MVA (motor vehicle accident) Collision damage was moderate to major on both vehicles' front ends and appeared to be a head on collision.

Engine toned out to a dumpster fire behind a church CFD crews pulled a 1 inch line and soaked the remaining smoldering contents

Initial calls stated a house was on fire, Dispatch toned out a full response for a structure fire. While units were en-route, a second caller provided an update on the fire and determined it was a dumpster but it was close to a house. Engine extinguished the dumpster fire using a 1 inch line. Units were toned out for a dumpster fire Arrived on scene to find a dumpster smoldering Brush 3 operator used a turret to extinguish the smoldering dumpster.

Grass Fire on Llano Estacado that was caused by Fireworks but this call was cancelled en route

Multiple Fires in the bar ditch between MM27 and MM22 on SR 267. Melrose FD units responded and CFD units were cancelled en route.

On the 4th of July, Portales activated Mutual Aid with CFD For 2 5 hours Tanker 5 responded to a Barn fire in Roosevelt County Upon arrival Tanker 5 assisted Portales fire units with water supply Tanker 5 resupplied 5,000 gallons of water to Portales Fire Department units.

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