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TAKE TIME TO DIG OUT YOUR LOCAL FIRE HYDRANT

FEBRUARY 08 - PLEASE take time to dig out your local fire hydrant. Due to the large snow fall in the area many if not all of the fire hydrants are covered in snow. This makes it very hard to find them if a fire is to occur in your neighborhood.

We thank you for taking time to help us!
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Door Pop in Upper Uwchlan Twp.

JANUARY 08 - At 8:16pm Lionville Fire along with Uwchlan Ambulance (87) was dispatched to Little Conestoga Rd for an auto accident reported serious.

Battalion 47 (Minahan) arrived shortly after and advised Fireboard of a single vehicle accident with one patient confined inside. Rescue 47 (FF B. Edwards) arrived and removed the drivers side door to gain access to the patient. The crew from Engine 47-2 (FF M. ... (Full Story & Photos)

Car Fire Northbound Route 100

JANUARY 03 - At 10:28 Lionville was dispatched to a reported car fire at Route 100 in the Northbound lane. When Engine 47-5(Asst. 47) made the response, the Deputy Chief notified the engine that Northbound traffic was blocked and best access was going Southbound in the Northbound lanes.

Arrving on scene crews encountered a small four door sedan fully involved in fire. A quick attack was made on the fire, ... (Full Story & Photos)

Tractor Trailer Fire

DECEMBER 29 - At 22:35 the company was dispatched to a tractor trailer fire on the turnpike. Shortly after dispatch, Engine 47-5 and Engine 47-2 made the response to the west bound lanes of the PA Turnpike. Based on the initial report from the turnpike commission, an additional tanker was request to the scene (Glenmoore 48-5).

Arriving on scene Engine 47-2(B.Edwards) along with Engine 47-5(Assistant Chief ... (Full Story & Photos)

2 Alarm Fire in Kimberton

DECEMBER 23 - 8:18pm, the first alarm assignment was dispatched to the 1700 Block of Art School Rd for the house fire in Kimberton's (61) first due. The first alarm assignment consisted of 61, 47, 73 units.

Engine 61-1 arrived first with heavy smoke showing, followed by Engine 47-2 (Asst Chief Garver) and Tower 47 (FF Schimpf). Both Engine Companies stretched attack lines into the first and second floors where ... (Full Story & Photos)

Rescue Goes into Service Again on the Turnpike

DECEMBER 20 - At 4:10pm Rescue 47, Engine 47-5, and Deputy 47 responded to the west bound lanes of the PA Turnpike for a reported accident with entrapment. Deputy 47 arrived first and found a single vehicle accident with two trapped. The crews from Rescue 47 (Batt. Chief Minahan) and Engine 47-5 (FF Mennor) removed the doors and roof of the pick-up truck to gain access to the patients. Both patients were transported ... (Full Story & Photos)

First Due Box Alarm

DECEMBER 14 - At 9:48pm the first due assignment was dispatched to Kensey Nash Laboratory for smoke in the building. Chief 47 (Holmes) arrived quickly and reported a working fire in a lab with reports of Hexane gas burning. Hazmat 15 was dispatched.

Engine 47-2 (Asst. Chief Garver) arrived first followed by Tower 6 (West Whiteland). The Engine crew found a hood unit on fire with extension into the ceiling and ... (Full Story & Photos)

Accident with Confinement

DECEMBER 13 - After running 6 calls in 4 hours, Rescue 47 and Engine 47-5 responded to the PA turnpike for an auto accident with entrapment. Deputy 47 found one van over turned with one still confined inside. Rescue 47 arrived shortly after and removed the back doors of the van to gain access to the patient inside. The crew assisted with patient packaging.

Chief 47 had Turnpike Command




Crews ran 12 ... (Full Story & Photos)

 

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