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1983 |
Car Fire, Food-Rite Parking Lot (Box 22-1) |
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1989 |
Structure Fire, 3195 Powells Valley (Box 19-1) |
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| | Tanker 22 was dispatched to assist Company 19 in Jefferson Township with a structure fire. Tanker 22 responded with a crew of two, and upon arrival staged on scene until released by command. |
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1995 |
CO Detector, 224 West Market St (Box 24-11) |
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2003 |
Structure Fire, 3200 Armstrong V Rd (Box 216-2) |
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| | Tanker 22 was dispatched to assist Company 216 on a structure fire. The tanker was canceled shortly after response. |
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2008 |
Structure Fire, 609 Spruce Street (Box 22-1)  |
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| | Company 22 was dispatched at 2:21 p.m. after 911 received several calls for smoke coming from the attic at 609-611 Spruce Street in Lykens. Companies 22, 23, 21, 24, and Schuylkill County Fire District 66 were dispatched. The first unit arrived at 2:27 p.m. Chief 22-2 had Command with Chief 22-1 handling fireground operations. Truck 20 replaced Truck 22 due to a manpower shortage. Engine 21 and Engine 26 were added for additional manpower, and Company 27 was placed on stand-by in Station 27. A crew from Tower City Company 66 was the R.I.T. team and Chief 21 was the manpower officer. 609-611 Spruce Street was a duplex home with five residents at 609 Spruce Street and four residents at 611 Spruce Street. Each side was owned by a different landlord. Only 611 Spruce Street was insured. Neither side's tenants had insurance. There was extensive fire damage to the attic and roof area and the attic contents. There was an approximately 3 x 4 foot area that burned completely through the attic floor on the 609 side of the structure. The first and second floors of both sides suffered smoke and water damage. Tarps were placed over the furniture on both sides in order to reduce water damage. The fire was declared under control at 3:33 p.m. County Fire Marshal Dennis Woodring and Pennsylvania State Police Fire Marshal Patrick McKenna investigated the fire and determined that the fire was accidental and that it was caused by a overloaded electrical circuit. The last unit departed the scene at 6:56 p.m. While at this fire scene another call came in at 3:34 p.m. for a fire alarm activation at 123 South Second Street in Lykens. Engine 26 left the scene with a Company 21 crew to handle that call. (see call #75) |
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2008 |
Automatic Fire Alarm, 123 South Second Street (Box 22-1) |
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| | While Company 22 and other mutual aid units were at the scene of a fire on Spruce Street (see call #74), a call came in at 3:34 p.m. for a fire alarm activation at 123 South Second Street in Lykens. Engine 26 (Berrysburg) responded with a combined Company 21 (Elizabethville) and Company 26 crew. On their arrival, it was determined that the alarm was triggered by paint fumes. A smoke ejector was used to ventilate the basement. Engine 26 and the crew returned to the original call on Spruce Street at 4:00 p.m. |
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2008 |
Automatic Fire Alarm, 123 South Second Street (Box 22-1) |
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| | At 6:08 p.m. on December 23, 2008, as Company 22 members were about to leave the fire station after clean up from a previous fire call on Spruce Street (see call #74), a call for an automatic fire alarm at 123 South Second Street in Lykens came in. This was the second call for an automatic alarm at that location. A call for that residence (see call #75) had been handled by Engine 26 and a mixed-company crew during the fire event on Spruce Street a few hours earlier. Engine 22 responded with a crew of six and Truck 22 responded with a crew of seven. After arriving and investigating, it was determined to be a faulty alarm system. The crews checked the residence and the homeowners placed battery operated smoke alarms into operation. Company 22 was placed available at 6:30 p.m. |
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2016 |
Med Assist - Cardiac Arrest, 406 Division Street (Box 22-1) |
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| | Company 22 dispatched class one to 406 Division Street in Lykens to assist EMS with a cardiac arrest. Chief 22 responded POV and Truck 22 went enroute with 6. On arrival, Medic 6 declared a signal 12 and the Company was placed available. |
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2017 |
Accident with no injury, 575 Main Street (Box 22-1) |
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| | At the request of Chief 22-2 on scene, Utility 22 dispatched class three to the BB&T Bank on Main street for a two vehicle non injury accident for traffic control. PSP on scene. Chief 22 responded POV and Utility 22 responded with 4. On arrival, Main street in the 600 block was closed down between Market and Pine until the towing service arrived and removed one of the vehicles. Command then placed the box available. |
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2017 |
Pedestrian Struck, 547 Main Street (Box 22-1) |
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| | Company 22 dispatched class one to 547 Main Street for a pedestrian struck by a vehicle. Chief 22-1 responded POV and on his arrival, he had one patient down in the middle of the roadway with serious injuries. Truck 22 responded with 4 and on arrival, sent crew to Main and Market and Main and Pine streets while the remainder assisted EMS with patient care. After the patient was transferred to the ambulance the company was placed available. |
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2022 |
Structure Fire, 1515 Greenbrier Road (Box S.C.) |
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| | Truck 22 along with Companies 27 and 28 dispatched class one to Northumberland County at 1515 Greenbrier Road in Washington Township for a structure fire. Truck 22 responded with 7 and one member POV. While enroute Northumberland County advised to reduce to a class three response. Shortly thereafter Command 65 held the box to units on scene and the Truck was placed available. |
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