It was a full slate for first responders in Scioto County on Monday, June 9, as emergency medical crews stayed on the move, deputies tackled a variety of calls, and several communities reported criminal activity or public disturbances. In total, there were 70 logged incidents across the county involving EMS, fire, and law enforcement.
🔥 EMS Calls Dominate Monday
EMS personnel were dispatched to 34 medical emergencies across the county, making up nearly half of all calls. Here’s a breakdown:
- Transported to medical facilities (25 calls): Locations included Great Meadow Road, Rosemount Road, Longview Avenue, Gallia Pike, and Big Bear Creek Road.
- Non-transport or canceled runs (9 calls): A few calls to places like Euclid Avenue and Newsome’s Auto Parts on State Route 335 did not result in patient transport.
- Assists at care facilities: Transport runs were made from locations like the Randall House on Pirate Drive, Rosemount Pavilion, and Woodgate Apartments.
Scioto County’s EMS teams clearly had their hands full, covering everything from residential neighborhoods to roadside incidents.
🚔 Crime and Complaint Calls
On the law enforcement side, Scioto County Sheriff’s Office (SCSO) logged a wide range of complaints and incidents, including:
- Theft: Reported on Mary Street, with a full report taken.
- Burglary in Progress: McCall Road, though it resulted in a “log only” classification.
- Domestic Complaints: Jenkins Lane and U.S. Highway 52 were among the locations.
- Suspicious Persons: Seen at multiple Dollar General locations and Orm Avenue.
- Juvenile Complaint: Noel Lane, with a formal report filed.
- Shooting Call: Kittle Road prompted a large response, but the situation was ultimately cleared as unfounded.
- Traffic Offenses and Accidents: Several were reported, including injury and non-injury crashes at locations like Egbert Road, Dixon Mill Road, and State Route 73.
Alarm drops (three in total), civil processes, vandalism (Green Street), and ATV complaints (Paradise Lane) rounded out the law enforcement action.
📍 Hotspots Around the County
Here’s where the action happened:
- Rosemount, Clay Township, and Lucasville saw multiple EMS and law enforcement visits.
- Ohio River Road and Gallia Pike remained common corridors for traffic issues, alarm drops, and squad calls.
- Rural roads like Rarden-Hazelbaker and Pond Creek also saw emergency activity.
❗ Transparency Takes a Hit
In early 2025, the Scioto County Sheriff’s Office stopped providing detailed call logs to Scioto County Daily News. This illegal decision has limited our ability to deliver the same level of detailed public safety reporting readers have come to expect.
While we can no longer bring you the full stories behind each call, we remain committed to transparency. As long as data is available, we’ll continue to track public safety incidents and keep our readers informed.
For daily updates on EMS, Fire, and Police activity in your neighborhood, stay connected with Scioto County Daily News—your source for real local reporting.
