At tonight’s company meeting, President Phil Hurne swears in a new Junior. Gage is officially a member and will begin training to become a firefighter protecting the citizens of the
South’s water rescue was dispatched to assist the City with a boat that had lost power and was a drift with 9 persons on board. Car 5 – Bat 5
South units on standby for the annual fireworks detail provided by the City of Williamsport. Best seats in the house while we standby on the bridge. Perks of being in
South was requested by Camp Cadet Councilors to provide a water park to Cadets during extreme heat temperatures. South’s career staff managed to make a large sprinkler to cool them
South Water Rescue Units assisted Loyalsock Fire Department with the annual Father’s Day Kayak race. South placed Boat 5 in the water as a precautionary measure. No incidents were recorded
Station 5 water rescue teams were deployed to assist Station 20 with a missing kayaker. Car 5, Boat 1-5 and Special Unit 5, Boat 5 responded. Crews arrived to deploy
Today mars a momentous day for our two juniors from High School. This completes the junior process. Even though the juniors were already 18, this graduation now allows the juniors
Several Members have begun training to become operators of our fleet. Members will spend many hours getting familiar with the equipment prior to taking their Emergency Vehicle Operations Course. Once
Today we loaded up the Squad and went to the last soccer game of the season to show support to our members families. We watch two games today. Firefighter Warriner
South was invited to attend an annual burn with Hepburn Township and Ralston Fire Departments. Squad 5 made the trip to Harrisburg to allow its newest interior firefighters to get
Squad 5 was dispatched to the city for the second Alarm. Squad arrived to be assigned the RIT group. Crews stood ready on the address side of the structure monitoring
Members attended the Allenwood day. Squad 5 made the appearance this year and members passed out fire prevention material with a static display for th ekids.
Chief Trammell attended the 40-hour Pa State Fire Officer’s Command Class along with multiple members of the counties fire department as they try to progress the county into more modern
City of Williamsport struck a second alarm structure fire on a mixed occupancy building. Squad 5 responded and assumed the RIZT group. Crews set up in the front yard and
Squad 5 responded to the City of Williamsport for the Second Alarm RIT assignment. City was working a structure fire of a multi-story multifamily apartment complex. City units had Fire
