On Friday, just after 8 PM, July 5, 2024, the Snyder Fire Department was alerted to a car fire on the off-ramp from the I-290 to Sheridan Drive. Firefighters arrived to find a vehicle on fire, with its occupants safely out of the car. Firefighters quickly extinguished the fire.
Luckily the fuel tanker did not suffer major damage. The driver was treated by Twin City Ambulance and transported to a local trauma center. The Amherst Police Department is investigating the scene.
Saturday afternoon, 6/15/24, Snyder firefighters responded to a motor vehicle accident involving an SUV and a fuel tanker trailer. One driver of the SUV had to be extricated by the Snyder Fire Department.
3. 🔥 Keep a 3-foot radius clear around your space heater. Keep it away from curtains, furniture, and anything that could potentially catch fire.
4. ⚠️ Never stick your hands in a running snow blower to clear a jam!
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With additional Lake Effect Snow forecasted for our area over the next day, here are a few winter safety tips:
1. 🚒 Help us out and keep hydrants clear of snow, you never know when it might be needed!
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Another 12-18” is expected for our area from 1 pm today, Wednesday, Jan 17, through 7 pm Thursday. This is on top of the snow we already have received.
Remember to clear out fire hydrants and vents around your home.
Here are updated forecast snowfall amounts.
This is the additional snowfall that is expected from 1 pm this afternoon through 7 pm Thursday.
This does *not* include what has already occurred.
For the latest https://t.co/27Qnr1G3tS
The next round of heavy lake effect snow is set to impact areas east and northeast of Lakes Erie and Ontario later today through Thursday. Localized event total snowfall amounts of 1-2 feet plus will impact similar areas that just received heavy snow from the recent storm.
Remember, as you dig out today, take five extra minutes to clear your nearest fire hydrant.
Plows are out clearing streets and snow can easily get pushed up and over a hydrant.
You or your neighbors will be grateful if it’s needed in an emergency. @wgrz
Here are a few safety reminders with string winds and lake-effect snow affecting our area:
- ⚡ Treat all downed power lines as if they were energized and report them immediately to National Grid @ 1-800-867-5222 or 911 - PLEASE DO NOT CALL 911 TO ASK WHEN POWER WILL BE RESTORED