At 6:15 am on Tuesday, February 28, 2006, a call came in for an accident with entrapment at the intersection of Route 15 & I-64.

Upon arrival, fire & rescue crews discovered a man trapped in a car that was struck from the side by a large tractor trailer. The patient was quickly extricated by removing the roof of the vehicle and was transported to UVA Medical Center in serious condition.

At Noon on February 24, 2006, Zion Crossroads Fire Department and Louisa Fire Department (Company 1) was dispatched to a new home construction site for a reported vehicle on fire.

The fire quickly spread to a nearby dumpster and was fully involved when units arrived on scene. Both the car and the dumpster were perilously close to the house undergoing construction. Crews raced to extinguish the fire and contain it before it could spread any further.

Around 2:30 on Christmas Eve, two vehicles collided at the intersection of Route 15 & Route 250, a very busy intersection. Zion Crossroads arrived on the scene and blocked the intersection to one lane of traffic, while the patients were assessed. Luckily, only minor injuries were reported.

There was a very large amount of fluids leaking from the car, so a request for additional units from Palmyra Fire Department to assist with the clean-up and traffic control.

Zion Crossroads was dispatched on Monday, December 19^th around noon for a tractor trailer carrying three large steel rolls that overturned on Route 15, James Madison Highway. Initial reports included that the fuel tanks of the truck were leaking as well. Wagon-7 arrived on scene shortly thereafter and discovered that there were miraculously no injuries involved with the overturned vehicle.

Diesel fuel was pouring into ditch line and firefighters were quickly able to build a dam in ditch line to stop the spreading of dangerous fuel. It took crews nearly 3 hours to clean the mess up and re-open the busy highway to normal traffic.