South just returned from a CO Alarm with illness. Crews arrived to find very high readings of CO throughout the home. Gas was secured immediately and UGI requested. Single occupant
South (volunteers) were dispatched to Hastings Street prior to the bridge for a MVA involving a motorcycle with unresponsive. Rescue 5 was out the door with a crew of 5.
South (Career/Volunteer) Responded to a handful of alarms this morning. Units were out for a two and half hours on this CO call in Loyalsock. Large warehouse building cut into
South units (Career/Volunteer) just cleared a crash in the 200 Block of South Market St. One driver was transported for evaluation at the hospital. Minor debris cleanup and traffic control
Newly Installed water heater begins to smoke while homeowner is nearby doing household chores. Homeowner called 911 which prompted a fast response between the career and volunteers. Chief 5 was
South Units were sent to Grandview Place for shrubbery on fire against the house. Chief 5 arrived to confirm two bushes on fire against the house and hit it with
South assisted Loyalsock Volunteer Fire Company No. 1 with a structure fire on the Golden Strip. Reports of a fryer on fire and spreading. Units arrived to find the fire
South (Career and Volly), Loyalsock Volunteer Fire Company No. 1, Old Lycoming Twp Vol Fire Co, Duboistown Fire & EMS, Nisbet Volunteer Fire Co. were requested to assist with Traffic Control on Riverside Drive between
South responded to the Jersey Shore Bank and Trust on Reynolds for a sprinkler activation. Ladder 5 and Rescue 5 (Career) respond along with Loyalsock Volunteer Fire Company No. 1
While Chief 5 and Special Unit 5 were on a previous pole fire, a resident returned home to find an apartment filled with smoke and detectors alerting. Resident approached the
South (Career Staff) assisted Chief 8 and the Game Commission with a unique rescue this morning. Ladder 5 was requested to assist the Game Commission with a safe rescue of
South’s fire crew had just returned from a small but potentially dangerous fire inside an apartment building. The fire was contained to the object of origin, thanks to the quick thinking of a resident and the alert from smoke detectors. Ventilation was necessary for the residence, and maintenance is now fixing the problem.
Firefighters from South Williamsport responded to an emergency call earlier today involving a large tree that had fallen, bringing down multiple utility lines. Upon arrival at the scene, units discovered the tree had completely snapped at its base, pulling down several power, cable, and telephone lines in the process.
The South Williamsport Fire Department’s Rescue 5 unit has returned after responding to a second alarm structure fire in the City of Williamsport. Acting as the Rapid Intervention Team, Rescue 5 played a critical role in ensuring firefighter safety during the incident.
Early this morning, crews from the South Williamsport Fire Department were dispatched to a reported accident involving a vehicle entrapment in Loyalsock. The Rescue unit, staffed by paid personnel, and an Engine with four crew members responded to the scene.
