Water Rescue
Partially Submerged Canoe Prompts Water Rescue Response
Cape Vincent Fire and STAR Team dispatched to possible water rescue involving a tan canoe partially submerged in the lake. No persons observed around the canoe. ALS unit also responding.
Incident Report
**Cape Vincent Water Rescue: Empty Canoe Recovered from Lake**
Cape Vincent Fire, STAR Team, and Cape Vincent Ambulance responded to a possible water rescue at 28032 Stony Point Road in Cape Vincent, New York, after reports of a tan canoe partially submerged in the lake with no persons observed nearby, according to dispatch radio traffic. The incident began at 9:58 a.m., with an ALS ambulance and fire units dispatched initially, followed by a second activation around 10:05 a.m. Ambulance crews arrived on scene by 10:06 a.m. and confirmed the canoe was visible but reported no signs of distress.
Responders requested mutual aid from Chaumont Fire around 10:17 a.m. for a Zodiac boat to retrieve the canoe, with cross streets noted as Lisa Drive and Merchant Road. STAR Team was later cancelled at 10:18 a.m. as Chaumont Utility arrived by 10:42 a.m., and units launched from Stony Point for recovery. Radio updates indicated no persons in the water or associated with the empty canoe offshore.
The canoe was successfully retrieved by 10:52 a.m., with boats returning to shore and no subjects located, responders reported. Cape Vincent units cleared at 11:02 a.m., turning the scene over to New York State Police, who left the canoe at Stony Point Marina after an unsuccessful removal attempt. The incident fully cleared at 11:11 a.m. after 73 minutes.
Cape Vincent Fire, STAR Team, and Cape Vincent Ambulance responded to a possible water rescue at 28032 Stony Point Road in Cape Vincent, New York, after reports of a tan canoe partially submerged in the lake with no persons observed nearby, according to dispatch radio traffic. The incident began at 9:58 a.m., with an ALS ambulance and fire units dispatched initially, followed by a second activation around 10:05 a.m. Ambulance crews arrived on scene by 10:06 a.m. and confirmed the canoe was visible but reported no signs of distress.
Responders requested mutual aid from Chaumont Fire around 10:17 a.m. for a Zodiac boat to retrieve the canoe, with cross streets noted as Lisa Drive and Merchant Road. STAR Team was later cancelled at 10:18 a.m. as Chaumont Utility arrived by 10:42 a.m., and units launched from Stony Point for recovery. Radio updates indicated no persons in the water or associated with the empty canoe offshore.
The canoe was successfully retrieved by 10:52 a.m., with boats returning to shore and no subjects located, responders reported. Cape Vincent units cleared at 11:02 a.m., turning the scene over to New York State Police, who left the canoe at Stony Point Marina after an unsuccessful removal attempt. The incident fully cleared at 11:11 a.m. after 73 minutes.
Dispatch Audio
Initial
9:58:23 AM
Partially Submerged Canoe Prompts Water Rescue Response
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From area 28032 Point Road, possible water rescue. Repeating, cave and set fire and melt. Star team, 28032, Sunny Point Road for a possible water rescue. Caller said they can see a tan canoe partially submerged floating in the lake. They did not see anyone around the canoe. 6291, go ahead. 6291 responding ALS. Copy responding.
Cape Vincent Fire, STAR Team
Update
10:05:12 AM
Second Activation for Possible Water Rescue
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Capes fire and Star Team, second activation for possible water rescue. 28032 Stony Point Road. Repeating Capes at fire and Star Team, your second activation for possible water rescue. 28032 Stoney Point Road 10318. Copy to responding.
Cape Vincent Fire, STAR Team
Mutual aid
10:17:47 AM
Zodiac Boat Requested for Canoe Water Recovery
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Fire assist. Your Zodiac. 28032 Stony Point Road. Repeating. To get this in there, requesting your zodiac to get a canoe out of the water. 28032 Stony Point Road, cross of Lisa Drive and Merchant Road.
Chaumont Fire, Cape Vincent Fire
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