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1934 |
Car Fire, Park View Terrace |
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| | Mr. Hyman Fetterhoff, of Lykens, employed at the Morris Forman furniture establishment, had an unfortunate event on Saturday evening, October 13, 1934, just at dusk, when his Ford coupe caught fire and was totally demolished in front of the Park View Terrace on West Main Street. Mr. Fetterhoff had just replenished his gas tank at Phillip Jones on West Main Street when in some unexplainable manner, his car ignited. The firemen of the Lykens Fire Department responded to a call and subdued the flames, only after the car was so badly burned that it was beyond repair. |
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1982 |
Chimney Fire, Terry Klinger's (Box 22-) |
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1999 |
Accident - No Injuries, Main & Market Streets (Box 22-1) |
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1999 |
Medical Assist, 656 South Second St (Box 22-1) |
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2002 |
Medical Assist, 560 Main St (Box 22-1) |
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| | Engine 22 was dispatched for a medical assist for a respiratory arrest call at 560 Main Street. Engine 22 was canceled before response. |
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2004 |
Mobile Trailer Fire, 326 Pine Street (Box 22-1) |
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| | Company-22 was dispatched for reported smoke coming from a camping trailer parked to the rear of 326 Pine Street in the borough. Engine-22 and Chief-22 arived on scene and found smoke coming from a camper parked next to a large garage. The interior crew entered and discovered a malfunctioning microwave oven that had shorted. Shortly before this call, the power was off in the borough, and had only been restored moments before the homeowner looked out her back window and observed smoke coming from the camper. Crew members removed the oven from the camper and ventilated the interior. Units went available shortly there after. |
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2005 |
Pole Fire, 407 Market Street (Box 22-1) |
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| | Company-22 was dispatched for a report of wires and a transformer on fire in the 400-Block of Market Street. Captain-22 on scene reported high tension lines arcing on a pole in front of 407 Market Street. Engine-22 responded class-3 with a crew of six on board. The crew blocked traffic on Market Street until arrival of PP&L. |
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2007 |
Smoke in a structure, 644 East Grand Avenue (Box S.C.) |
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| | Truck 22 was dispatched to the Dimon Funeral Home in the Borough of Tower City, Schuylkill County, for a report of smoke in the building. The truck responded with a crew of seven and was assigned to go to side A of the structure and stage behind Engine 66-10. Crews investigated and determined that the cause of the smoke was from a faulty furnace. The structure was ventilated. Truck 22 was released from the scene and returned to Dauphin County. Other units on the scene were from Schuylkill County: Tower City's Engine 66-10 and Air-Light 66-60, Muir's Engine 650, Orwin's Engine 655, and Tower City EMS Ambulance 961. |
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2015 |
Fuel Spill, 512 Market Street (Box 22-1) |
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| | Company 22 dispatched class three to 512 Market Street in Lykens for a fuel spill. Chief 22 responded to the scene, and Engine 22 responded with 5. On arrival, it was determined that there was no fuel spill, rather contractors had been working in the basement with a gas powered saw and carbon monoxide had leaked into the upper floors of the building, which contained 4 apartments. All occupants of the building were evacuated while CO readings were taken. Positive pressure ventilation was set up to air out the building. After all apartments returned to normal readings, the occupants were allowed back in the building and command placed the box available. |
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2024 |
AFA, 550 Main Street (Box 22-1) |
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| | Company 22 and Engine 23 dispatched class one to 550 Main street in Lykens at the Mid Penn Bank for an automatic fire alarm. Chief 22 went to the scene POV and on arrival had audible and visual alarms sounding with a cleaning person at the front door. Investigation determined that the alarm was accidental and the box was canceled with Chief 22 remaining on scene to reset the alarm. |
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2024 |
AFA, 550 Main Street (Box 22-1) |
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| | While trying to reset the previous alarm at the Mid Penn Bank the alarm activated again. The bank manager on scene and Chief 22 were able to get the alarm cleared and reset and Company 22 was cleared from the event. |
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