Life and Death in Dolan Springs The Lake Mohave Ranchos Fire District

The purpose of this blog is to educate people in Dolan Springs, Meadview, White Hills about how to reduce response times for emergency medical services that can range from minutes to hours

Saturday, October 8, 2022

New Program Allows Paramedics to Treat and Refer Patients

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We live in a medically underserved area with limited medical services, especially EMS and primary care. Many times the LMRFD ambulance is us...
Monday, June 27, 2022

Rethinking EMS: Don’t Knock ‘Homeboy Transport’ an article from Emergency Physicians Monthly

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In some cases, the fastest way to get someone to the emergency room is by POV or   Private Owned Vehicle.    Apple pie and motherhood. That’...
Wednesday, June 22, 2022

Truth is in some cases; patients have a better chance of survival with an EMT rather than a paramedic

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Television and movies tell us that paramedics are the be all and do all of emergency medicine, and in some cases that's true.  But in ma...
Monday, May 30, 2022

What incentive do the people have to annex into the LMRFD?

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What incentive do the people have to join the LMRFD?  Nothing. Be honest, would you voluntarily choose to increase your  property tax by  se...
Monday, May 23, 2022

Yes an Emergency Medical Responders can Drive the LMRFD Ambulance Here's the LAW

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The LMRFD could have a second ambulance using a paid or volunteer EMT and a volunteer EMR,  Emergency Medical Responder. It costs $1500 to t...

Other Fire Districts use Emergency Medical Responders Why Can't the LMRFD?

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  I don't understand the reluctance of Chief Bonnee to train and use EMR's Emergency Medical Responders in the LMRFD. Other fire dis...
Friday, April 29, 2022

The Intersection at US93 & Pierce Ferry Rd was Made More Dangerous by Setting Up a Secondary Crash Zone

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Why is US93 Such a Dangerous Highway The intersection at US93 and Pierce Ferry Rd was made far more dangerous by the recent upgrade. Like ma...
Wednesday, March 30, 2022

How to Keep Starlink Running Durning a Power Outage or Emergency

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The internet is an essential  means   of communication today. The ability to get and share local news, events, and emergency information is ...
Thursday, November 25, 2021

Emergency Call Box for LMRFD Stations - Several Years Ago a Friends Home Burned Down, She Forgot Her Cell Phone Escaping

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  Several years ago a friends trailer was on fire here in Dolan. She got herself and her son out but had forgot her cell phone. She only liv...
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Thursday, October 7, 2021

What incentive do the people have to join the LMRFD? Understanding the 144 Square Mile Fire District and the 2200 Square Mile Ambulance CON

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A Fire Districts primary obligation is to the residents who support the fire district through property taxes.  Chief David Strayer from Flor...

Local GMRS EMCOM NET for Las Vegas Dolan Springs and White Hills

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We need a few people in Dolan Springs and White Hills interested in providing emergency communications for our area.  The Las Vegas GMRS Net...
Tuesday, September 14, 2021

What To Say When You Call 911

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What you say when you call 911 can speed response by minutes, especially here. We have a couple areas in Mohave County where when you dial 9...
Sunday, September 12, 2021

Power Outage a Wake Up Call?

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We need to make some changes before we have a major weather event or earthquake in our area.  The microburst in Dolan Springs that took out ...
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About Me

Jay Fleming
In my younger days I was a volunteer firefighter for Morgan Acres, and a Captain on the Spokane Civil Defense Fire Department. We supported Spokane Fire on 2nd and 3rd alarm fires.I spent several years in Explorer Search and Rescue, before going into law enforcement. where I worked three years in uniform, including two years as a deputy coroner, and brand inspector..I also worked undercover narcotics for 12 years. Today I think our nations war on drugs is a failure. So I became a speaker for LEAP, Law Enforcement Action Partnership.I got my ham radio license in 1980, along with an interest in emergency communications. I spent a year working on an ALS ambulance, and a year doing psych transports for the ambulance company. I was trained as a Mobile Intensive Care Unit Paramedic at Daniel Freeman hospital in Inglewood California during the 1984 OlympicsAfter moving to Arizona I spent 5 years as a volunteer for the Bullhead City Crisis Intervention Team and the Arizona State crisis team.
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