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1945 |
Garage Fire, Coaldale |
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| | A combination garage, chicken house, and coal shed burned to the ground on the evening of Thursday, September 6, 1945. The fire was believed to be ignited by sparks from a nearby rubbish fire. Lykens and Wiconisco firemen responded, but were hampered by the lack of water. Chemicals were used and the fire was prevented from spreading to the nearby dwellings. The building, which was practically empty at the time of the fire, was on the property formerly owned by the late Mr. and Mrs. James Thomas. |
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2002 |
Medical Assist, 260 Glen Rd (Box 22-2) |
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2003 |
Medical Assist, 616 Spruce St (Box 22-1) |
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| | Engine-22 was dispatched per request of EMS to assist with a patient having difficulty breathing, since EMS had an extended ETA. Engine-22 responded with six personnel and performed initial assessment and took vital signs of the patient. Upon arrival of EMS, personnel assisted with packaging and transfer of the patient to an ambulance. |
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2016 |
Automatic Fire Alarm, 50 Reiff Street (Box 22-1) |
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| | Company 22 and Engine 23 dispatched class one to 50 Reiff Street in Lykens at the Reiff and Nestor Plant for an automatic fire alarm. Engine 22 went enroute with 3 and Truck 22 with 2. Lieutenant 22 advised that there was a water main break at North and Arlington Streets in the boro that may have triggered the alarm. On arrival, the Engine took side A/B corner by the main entrance of a 75 by 300 foot one story manufacturing facility with nothing showing. Engine 23 was placed in service. The Truck arrived and set up on the D/A corner. Plant staff met the crew and advised of no issues in the plant. A walk through of the plant was performed, and finding nothing, command placed the box in service. |
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2018 |
AFA, 5668 Route 209 (Box 21-6) |
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| | Box 21-6 dispatched for Engine 21 and Truck 22 to 5668 Route 209 in Washington Township at the Upper Dauphin Middle School for an automatic fire alarm. Engine 21 with 7 and Truck 22 with 5. Further information provided to DO 21 was that the activation was accidental and the box was placed in service. |
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2021 |
Medical Assist, 446 North Street (Box 22-1) |
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| | Company 22 dispatched class one to 446 North Street in Lykens for a medical assist for lifting. Truck 22 responded with 7 and on arrival side A they went interior and assisted EMS 24 with the transfer of a patient from the residence to their transport unit and then went available. |
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2024 |
Medical Assist, 600 Parkview Lane (Box 22-2) |
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| | At the request of EMS 13-1 on scene Company 22 dispatched class three to 600 Parkview Lane in Lykens for a lift assist. Utility 22 responded with 2 and 4 additional members came POV. On arrival the crew assisted EMS with transferring a patient from their unit back into the home and then went available. |
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2025 |
Structure Fire, 416 North Pine St (Box 26-1) |
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| | Truck 22 dispatched class one on the 26-1 box to 416 Pine street in Berrysburg for a skid loader on fire inside a barn. Truck 22 responded with 5 and was canceled while enroute. |
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2025 |
Medical Assist, 15 South 2nd St (Box 22-1) |
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| | At the request of EMS Company 22 dispatched class 3 to the Rattling Creek Apartments at 15 South Second street in Lykens for Knox Box key entry. The Company was canceled when EMS gained entry to the building. |
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2025 |
Medical Assist, 300 Main Street (Box 22-1) |
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| | Company 22 requested by Medic 6 to 300 Main Street in Lykens with a lift assist. Truck 22 responded with 5 and on arrival assisted EMS with moving the patient to their unit and then went available. |
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2025 |
Medical Assist, 15 South 2nd St (Box 22-1) |
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| | Company 22 re-dispatched to the previous call to assist EMS with a lift assist at 15 South Second street at Rattling Creek Apartments in Lykens. Truck 22 responded with 5 and on arrival at a 75 foot by 100 foot 4 story high rise multi family occupancy they staged the rig and sent manpower interior to assist with patient extrication and removal to the waiting EMS unit. They then went available. |
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