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Two Alarm House Fire Interrupts Training! SEPTEMBER 02 - Just before 9pm, during our Haz Mat Ops refresher class at Station 71 (Chester Heights FD), The Township Box assignment was struck to Monticello Ave for the Building Fire. On the ticket were Companies 40, 55, 61, RIT 45(Parkside), and Medic 100C. The crew of 6 and 1 walking wounded boarded the engine and enjoyed a relaxing ride from station 71 to scene. While enroute fire board advised units responding ... (Full Story & Photos)

House Fire in Bethel Township AUGUST 28 - Thursday morning August 28th at approximately 0820hrs the company along with the Boothwyn Fire Co. (40), Medic 66-7 (Crozer EMS) and the Green Ridge Fire Co. (63) Rapid Intervention Team were dispatched to assist the Bethel Township Hose Co. (66) on a building fire reported to be in the basement at 1622 South Garnet Mine Road. Bethel Township Hose Co. Assistant Chief John Heacock (66-9B) arrived ... (Full Story & Photos)

Vehicle Fire with Propane Tank Exposure AUGUST 27 - Around 14:00 Hrs companies 55 and 61(Reliance) were dispatched to 329 Bethel Ave for the vehicle fire with a propane tank involved. Capt. 55 (Cooper) arrived first to report a pickup truck with a trailer carrying 4 propane tanks with all 4 tanks venting flames. With only E-61 on the street and possible water supply issue fireboard was asked to dispatch 40 (Boothwyn) and 63 (Greenridge) for an engine ... (Full Story)

Seven Years In A Row! AUGUST 09 - For the 7th year in a row Engine 1 has brought home a 1st place trophy from the Hacks Point Fire Co. annual parade. Again, the Best Appearing 1250 gpm (gallons-per-minute) engine category was dominated by Engine 1. There was competition from five other engines in the category. This is down from nine engines last year. Guess a few just did not want to get beat again. Only Engine 1 made the ... (Full Story & Photos)

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Crew making their way to the 2nd floor to start a primary search

Training @ Willows Bar & Grille JULY 29 - The members of the company were able to take advantage of training in an acquired structure in Tinicum Twp. Deputy 55 (C. Nussbaumer) was able to arrange the use of the site with the Officers of Station 48 (Tinicum Twp. Fire Co.). Along with the Company being at the site for the night, Sharon Hill (Co. 09), Holmes (Co. 43), and Parkside (Co. 45) were also there to conduct various training exercises. ... (Full Story & Photos)

Another Round of Storms JULY 27 - As the afternoon hours were starting on what was suppose to be a relaxing Sunday afternoon, a band of severe weather was heading into the Delaware county area from the south. Members started to arrive in advance of the weather with ambiguous knowledge that the company was going to receive some calls. Then the aggressive storms arrived, bringing multiple bands of horizontal rain, dime size hail, ... (Full Story & Photos)

A Second Long Evening JULY 24 - Minutes after 8:00 pm Rescue Co. 40 and Medic 100-C were dispatched to the Conchester Hwy. area of the Wal-Mart for a motor vehicle crash involving a tractor-trailer and a subject ejected from the vehicle. After the arrival of Rescue 40, EMS, and local Police, it was found that one subject was DOA, and a tractor with a tank trailer had left the roadway. 40-9 (S. Montello) requested Engine 55 and ... (Full Story & Photos)

Long Afternoon/Evening JULY 23 - As a strong line of thunderstorms approached from the south following the I-95 corridor, a few members started to gather at the station for the pending weather. The calls started coming in just after the height of one strong band of weather at quarter till 4:00 in the afternoon. The Company was dispatched to a fire alarm on the 500 blk. of Bethel Ave, which after being investigate by Engine 40 and ... (Full Story)

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