Squad 5’s latest picture updates. These pictures show the rear compartments on both driver and passenger sides near completion. Tools mounted to cab and drawers with their full pull-out bars
South units were sent to Bastian Avenue for an odor of gas inside. Ladder 5 arrived to find a very minimal smell of gas inside and no readings on the
20 MPH straight winds topple a large tree onto the power lines on W Mountain Ave taking out power to roughly 125 customers. PPL was notified and responding. While on
Squad is nearing completion. Down to the last two compartments and some rear added emergency lighting.
With the new Squad soon to be put in service, Ladder 5 was given a facelift to match the graphics and further move forward with South Williamsport Fire Department. Changes
South units responded to assist Station 2 with a second alarm structure fire on S Pine Run Road. Rescue 5 responded and assisted with Fire Suppression and overhaul.
Squad 5 is currently undergoing its compartment fabrication. Cab and 3 compartments are finished.
South units were dispatched to assist Loyalsock with a commercial structure fire. Ladder and Special Unit responded to the call of service. Units were advised of smoke showing per the
The 2024 E-One Rescue/Engine 6 man cab will be designated Squad 5 and has the following: 1500 Gpm Pump, 1030 gallons of water, 2- 1 ¾ cross lays of 200’,
End of the Year early Facts and Stats: Calls for service: 794 an increase of 12% from 2023 Fire – 463 EMS – 213 Public Assist – 118 30 Dispatched
Several members were awarded a Campaign Ribbon for their part in response to Tropical Storm Debbie back in August. A Campaign Ribbon is awarded to members for Large Scaled Operations
Tones rang out for a working box in South Williamsport. South units responded to a vacant one-story commercial building on W Southern Ave and arrived to find light smoke and
South crews have been busy with multiple accidents, assisting the MICU, and a second alarm fire in the city.
Congratulations to our three newest firefighters who spent many hours completing training to become interior firefighters. This process consist of 174 hours of training via classroom and hands on skills.
South units were awoken to a single vehicle accident this morning. Single vehicle versus a telephone pole. Rescue 5 responded along with Engine 8 (Duboistown). Units arrived to find driver
