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1998 |
Car Fire endangering a structure, 9484 Rt 209 (Box 24-3) |
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| | Tanker 22 dispatched to assist company 24 on a car fire endangering a structure. Tanker 22 responded with 2, and upon arrival, observed a car on fire within a few feet of an occupied structure, between an outbuilding and the house. Tanker was requested to stand by behind Engine 24, and staged there until released by command without dumping any water. |
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1998 |
Relocate, Station 21 (Box 20-1) |
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| | Engine 22 was requested to relocate to Elizabethville Station 21 while Company 21 was on a fire call to Millersburg. Engine 22 responded and stayed at Station 21 without incident until released. |
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2001 |
Structure Fire, 599 Cemetery Rd (Box 24-1) |
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| | Truck 22 was dispatched to assist Companies 23, 24, and 66 with a house fire adjacent to a cemetery in Williams Township, east of Williamstown. The truck arrived on the scene and was staged on the hard road, with the personnel sent to the scene. The building was burned to the ground by time of arrival. The crew assisted with suppression, salvage, and overhaul. |
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2013 |
Structure Fire, 859 East Market Street (Box 27-1) |
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| | The 27-1 box dispatched for a structure fire at 859 East Market Street, sending companies 27, 26, 28. Northumberland 65 and Truck 22. Multiple calls reported a fully involved structure and the box was upgraded to the first alarm, sending additional units from 20, 21, 23, and Schuylkill 14-10. Truck 22 responded with 7, and Utility 22 with 3. On arrival the Truck had side A and set up for master stream operations on a fully involved ranch home with fire showing everywhere. Engines 27 and 28 dropped 5 inch from a hydrant by the fair grounds and laid out approximately 2000 feet to Rescue 28, which supplied Engine 27 which supplied Truck 22. Rescue 21 was added to the hose relay by the hydrant to boost pressure. The structure eventually collapsed on itself, and crews had extensive overhaul and extinguishment to perform. PSP and Dauphin County fire marshal called to the scene. Crews continued with suppression activities and overhaul, with the Utility crew supplementing the RIT team for Rescue 23 until the arrival of Truck 20. Schuylkill Rescue Engine 650 was re-located to Station 22. Command began releasing units after control was marked, and the Truck and Utility crew assisted Engine 27 with getting their hose bed re-packed before being released from the scene and available.
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Engine, Rescue, and Tanker 27
Engine, Tanker, and Squad 26
Engine, Rescue, and Tanker 28
Northumberland Engine 65
Schuylkill Engine 14-10
Rescue 23
Trucks 22 and 20
Utility 22
Rescue 21
Medic 6
FM-1
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PPL
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2015 |
Trailer Fire, Market Street (Box 23-2) |
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| | Companies 23, 22, Engine 27 for RIT and Rescue 21 and EMS dispatched class one to the area of Market Street and Pottsville Street in Wiconisco Township for a reported structure fire. Chief 23 responded POV, and was advised by Chief 22-2 who had arrived on scene that it was an abandoned trailer below the Twp sewer plant next to a trailer that had burned several years ago. Truck 22 responded with 3, Engine 22 with 3, and Chief 22 and 22-2 POV. On the arrival of Chief 23, he held the box to companies 23 and 22. The Engine and Truck staged on Market Street and sent their manpower forward. Engine 22 later repositioned next to Engine 23 and gave them their water. Crews continued to assist with overhaul until released by command. |
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2016 |
Tree fire, 260 Glen Park Road (Box 22-2) |
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| | Engine 22 dispatched class one to the Lykens Glen Park for a tree on fire. Chief 22 responded POV and Engine 22 went enroute with 6. On arrival, Lykens PD had the majority of the fire knocked down. A PW was used to put out the remaining fire. Command then placed the box available. |
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2018 |
Flooding, 417 West Street (Box 22-1) |
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| | While Lykens Boro was experiencing heavy rains for an extended period of time, calls for flooded basements began pouring in to Station 22.
Company 22 was alerted by Dauphin County dispatch to the above address for a flooded basement. Company 22 members responded with pumps by POV to the address and pumped out the basement before moving on to the next location that needed assistance. |
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2018 |
Flooding, 416 West Street (Box 22-1) |
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| | While Lykens Boro was experiencing heavy rains for an extended period of time, calls for flooded basements began pouring in to Station 22.
Company 22 was alerted by Dauphin County dispatch to the above address for a flooded basement. Company 22 members responded with pumps by POV to the address and pumped out the basement before moving on to the next location that needed assistance. |
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2018 |
Flooding, 522 North Street (Box 22-1) |
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| | While Lykens Boro was experiencing heavy rains for an extended period of time, calls for flooded basements began pouring in to Station 22.
Company 22 was alerted by Dauphin County dispatch to the above address for a flooded basement. Company 22 members responded with pumps by POV to the address and pumped out the basement before moving on to the next location that needed assistance. |
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2018 |
Flooding, 500 Main Street (Box 22-1) |
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| | While Lykens Boro was experiencing heavy rains for an extended period of time, calls for flooded basements began pouring in to Station 22.
Company 22 was alerted by Dauphin County dispatch to the above address for a flooded basement. Company 22 members responded with pumps by POV to the address and pumped out the basement before moving on to the next location that needed assistance. |
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2018 |
Flooding, 524 Edward Street (Box 22-1) |
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| | While Lykens Boro was experiencing heavy rains for an extended period of time, calls for flooded basements began pouring in to Station 22.
Company 22 was alerted by Dauphin County dispatch to the above address for a flooded basement. Company 22 members responded with pumps by POV to the address and pumped out the basement before moving on to the next location that needed assistance. |
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2018 |
Flooding, 429 North 2nd Street (Box 22-1) |
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| | While Lykens Boro was experiencing heavy rains for an extended period of time, calls for flooded basements began pouring in to Station 22.
Company 22 was alerted by Dauphin County dispatch to the above address for a flooded basement. Company 22 members responded with pumps by POV to the address and pumped out the basement before moving on to the next location that needed assistance. |
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2018 |
Flooding, 403 South 2nd Street (Box 22-1) |
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| | While Lykens Boro was experiencing heavy rains for an extended period of time, calls for flooded basements began pouring in to Station 22.
Company 22 was alerted by Dauphin County dispatch to the above address for a flooded basement. Company 22 members responded with pumps by POV to the address and pumped out the basement before moving on to the next location that needed assistance. |
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2018 |
Flooding, 400 Pine Street (Box 22-1) |
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| | While Lykens Boro was experiencing heavy rains for an extended period of time, calls for flooded basements began pouring in to Station 22.
Company 22 was alerted by Dauphin County dispatch to the above address for a flooded basement. Company 22 members responded with pumps by POV to the address and pumped out the basement before moving on to the next location that needed assistance. |
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2018 |
Flooding, 461 North Street (Box 22-1) |
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| | While Lykens Boro was experiencing heavy rains for an extended period of time, calls for flooded basements began pouring in to Station 22.
Company 22 was alerted by Dauphin County dispatch to the above address for a flooded basement. Company 22 members responded with pumps by POV to the address and pumped out the basement before moving on to the next location that needed assistance. |
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2018 |
Flooding, 449 North Street (Box 22-1) |
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| | While Lykens Boro was experiencing heavy rains for an extended period of time, calls for flooded basements began pouring in to Station 22.
Company 22 was alerted by Dauphin County dispatch to the above address for a flooded basement. Company 22 members responded with pumps by POV to the address and pumped out the basement before moving on to the next location that needed assistance. |
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2018 |
Flooding, 457 North Street (Box 22-1) |
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| | While Lykens Boro was experiencing heavy rains for an extended period of time, calls for flooded basements began pouring in to Station 22.
Company 22 was alerted by Dauphin County dispatch to the above address for a flooded basement. Company 22 members responded with pumps by POV to the address and pumped out the basement before moving on to the next location that needed assistance. |
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2018 |
Flooding, 444 North Street (Box 22-1) |
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| | While Lykens Boro was experiencing heavy rains for an extended period of time, calls for flooded basements began pouring in to Station 22.
Company 22 was alerted by Dauphin County dispatch to the above address for a flooded basement. Company 22 members responded with pumps by POV to the address and pumped out the basement before moving on to the next location that needed assistance. |
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2018 |
Flooding, 651 North Street (Box 22-1) |
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| | While Lykens Boro was experiencing heavy rains for an extended period of time, calls for flooded basements began pouring in to Station 22.
Company 22 was alerted by Dauphin County dispatch to the above address for a flooded basement. Company 22 members responded with pumps by POV to the address and pumped out the basement before moving on to the next location that needed assistance. |
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2018 |
Flooding, 417 West Street (Box 22-1) |
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| | While Lykens Boro was experiencing heavy rains for an extended period of time, calls for flooded basements began pouring in to Station 22.
Company 22 was alerted by Dauphin County dispatch to the above address for a flooded basement. Company 22 members responded with pumps by POV to the address and pumped out the basement before moving on to the next location that needed assistance. |
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2018 |
Flooding, 407 Market Street (Box 22-1) |
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| | While Lykens Boro was experiencing heavy rains for an extended period of time, calls for flooded basements began pouring in to Station 22.
Company 22 was alerted by Dauphin County dispatch to the above address for a flooded basement. Company 22 members responded with pumps by POV to the address and pumped out the basement before moving on to the next location that needed assistance. |
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2018 |
Flooding, 189 North Street (Box 22-1) |
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| | While Lykens Boro was experiencing heavy rains for an extended period of time, calls for flooded basements began pouring in to Station 22.
Company 22 was alerted by Dauphin County dispatch to the above address for a flooded basement. Company 22 members responded with pumps by POV to the address and pumped out the basement before moving on to the next location that needed assistance. |
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2018 |
Flooding, 514 North Street (Box 22-1) |
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| | While Lykens Boro was experiencing heavy rains for an extended period of time, calls for flooded basements began pouring in to Station 22.
Company 22 was alerted by Dauphin County dispatch to the above address for a flooded basement. Company 22 members responded with pumps by POV to the address and pumped out the basement before moving on to the next location that needed assistance. |
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2018 |
Flooding, 403 South 2nd Street (Box 22-1) |
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| | While Lykens Boro was experiencing heavy rains for an extended period of time, calls for flooded basements began pouring in to Station 22.
Company 22 was alerted by Dauphin County dispatch to the above address for a flooded basement. Company 22 members responded with pumps by POV to the address and pumped out the basement before moving on to the next location that needed assistance. |
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2022 |
Medical Assist, 501 Main Street (Box 22-1) |
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| | At the request of Medic 6 on scene Company 22 dispatched class 3 to 501 Main Street in Lykens to the Laundromat on the second floor to assist with patient extrication. Utility 22 responded with 4, Truck 22 with 3 and Engine 22 with 3. On arrival the crew assisted EMS with removing the patient from the second floor to their transport unit and were then placed available. |
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