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On Wednesday night at 19:44 as training was underway, the company was dispatched along with Ambulance 144 and Medic 93 to the 200 Block of Hibernia Rd for the accident involving fire.
As the units quickly responded after dispatch, the 911 center advised that one vehicle was on fire and the driver was reported ejected from the vehicle and another vehicle was involved. Deputy 35 (Reber) arrived onscene ... (Full Story & Photos)
Early this morning the members assembled and put on our first Breakfast with the Easter Bunny, the event was a huge success with a good turnout for the early morning breakfast event.
Families enjoyed the breakfast prepared by our members and then had their pictures taken with the Easter bunny and then their special Easter treat was a free kids meal voucher for Texas Roadhouse and Easter Candy.
On Sunday afternoon at 17:32 hours the company was dispatched to assist Coatesville in the 500 Block of E. Lincoln Hwy. Engine 35 made the response and arrived onscene, crews were assigned to check the exposure building and ventilated the exposure.
Once assignments were cleared and the city units were picked up, the companies returned about 45 minutes later. Coatesville crews had a quick knock ... (Full Story & Photos)
On Wednesday at 15:05 hours the day started with an assist call to Station 31 on Stove pipe hill in the Pomeroy section of Sadsbury Twp. The Tac and ATV made the response. Crews arrived onscene to find a large fire along the railroad tracks, while they were on this assignment the company was dispatched to assist East Brandywine on the house fire in the 100 Block of Bolero Dr.
On Saturday afternoon at 16:32 hours the company was dispatched for an Engine for the house fire in the 200 block of New St. in the city. Engine 35 made the response with a crew shortly after dispatch. Coatesville units arrived with a working fire in the middle of the row and requested a 2nd alarm which then dispatched Wagontown for the rescue.
