ARCHIVED INCIDENTS & NEWS
September 2009
IAmResponding.com
We have the new IAmResponding online program up and running in the fire station.
There is a screen mounted in the engine bay for use with the program. Responders
will be able to call a 1-800 number and status themselves as responding to the
STATION, TO SCENE, SCENE NOGEAR, SCENE FP, or call back and cancel their status.
All of this is statused instantly on screen with your name, rank/position, and
call time for those at the station to see. We hope this will be a useful tool to
help increase staffing and efficiency.
The website also allows members to status themselves available or
unavailable for calls. This will help us know what officers or drivers are
around or who may be just around to help. This is a free trial for a limited
time and we are hoping to get a true feel for how it may help us in this span of
time. IT IS DEPENDENT ON YOUR PARTICIPATION so please use it any chance you can.
If you have any questions please email
IAmResponding@vigilanthose.com or ask Lt. Karolenko
(if you did not recently receive a email recently from the
website you are not registered please email your name, phone number and email to
get signed up
Cumberland County Firefighters Association Parade
9/06/2009 - Kitchen Fire, 8 Morning Star Lane Apt. 9 Shippensburg Township Cumberland County
9/06/2009 - Kitchen Fire, 8 Morning Star Lane Apt. 9 Shippensburg Township Cumberland County
9/06/2009 - EVOC Class at the Shippensburg Memorial Park.
9/06/2009 - EVOC Class at the Shippensburg Memorial Park.
Auto Accident on Neil Road
9/03/2009 1315 hours - Engine Co 52, Squad 54, EMS 73, and Medic 84 were dispatched for an auto accident in the 200 block of Neil road. Dispatched advised one auto into the Creek with entrapment. Units arrived on scene to confirm dispatch. Crews from Engine 252 and Squad 54 worked together stabilizing the vehicle, treating the patient and extricate her from the car. EMS 73 & medic 84 transported her to the LZ, where she was loaded on board Life Lion with the assistance of Brush 52. Shippensburg Fire Police had Neil Road shut down for about an hour and half.
By David Myers
Auto Accident on Neil Road
9/03/2009 1315 hours - Engine Co 52, Squad 54, EMS 73, and Medic 84 were dispatched for an auto accident in the 200 block of Neil road. Dispatched advised one auto into the Creek with entrapment. Units arrived on scene to confirm dispatch. Crews from Engine 252 and Squad 54 worked together stabilizing the vehicle, treating the patient and extricate her from the car. EMS 73 & medic 84 transported her to the LZ, where she was loaded on board Life Lion with the assistance of Brush 52. Shippensburg Fire Police had Neil Road shut down for about an hour and half.
By David Myers
Propane Tank at Chateau Terrace
9/02/2009 0625 hours - Just to be re-alerted for a propane tank on fire next to an apartment building in the borough of Shippensburg at Chateau Terrace. Engine 2-52 arrived on the scene to stage. Fire was extinguished by the crew of Engine 15-2. Box was placed available around 6:30 A.M.
by David Myers
Propane Tank at Chateau Terrace
9/02/2009 0625 hours - Just to be re-alerted for a propane tank on fire next to an apartment building in the borough of Shippensburg at Chateau Terrace. Engine 2-52 arrived on the scene to stage. Fire was extinguished by the crew of Engine 15-2. Box was placed available around 6:30 A.M.
by David Myers
Barn Fire in Letterkenny Township
9/02/2009 0130 hours - Engine and Tanker were dispatched for an apartment building fire in the borough of Orrstown. The Engine and Tanker staged and return to service.
Then a call came in for a barn fire on the Creek Road in Letterkenny Township. Engine 252 arrived on the scene to establish water supply at the end of the lane. Folded tank were set off of Tanker 52 and Tanker 1-51. Engine 2-52 drafted out of the folding tanks to supply 13-2, 11-2 and Truck 53. Folded tanks were filled by several Tankers from Franklin and Cumberland Counties.
Company 52 went available around 5:30 A.M.
by David Myers.
Barn Fire in Letterkenny Township
9/02/2009 0130 hours - Engine and Tanker were dispatched for an apartment building fire in the borough of Orrstown. The Engine and Tanker staged and return to service.
Then a call came in for a barn fire on the Creek Road in Letterkenny Township. Engine 252 arrived on the scene to establish water supply at the end of the lane. Folded tank were set off of Tanker 52 and Tanker 1-51. Engine 2-52 drafted out of the folding tanks to supply 13-2, 11-2 and Truck 53. Folded tanks were filled by several Tankers from Franklin and Cumberland Counties.
Company 52 went available around 5:30 A.M.
by David Myers.
Crash at King and Queen Streets
9/01/2009 0610 hours- Crash at the intersection of King and Queen Streets at 6:10 A.M. Engine 252 arrived on scene to confirm dispatched. This had two pick-ups with one of the two on its side. With EMS treating the patient, the engine crew secured hazards. Short time later the Engine went in service.
by David Myers
Crash at King and Queen Streets
9/01/2009 0610 hours- Crash at the intersection of King and Queen Streets at 6:10 A.M. Engine 252 arrived on scene to confirm dispatched. This had two pick-ups with one of the two on its side. With EMS treating the patient, the engine crew secured hazards. Short time later the Engine went in service.
by David Myers
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