Local members have spent their time this week in many different schools and public events.
Through three simple calls-to-action, this year’s theme identifies basic but essential ways people can reduce their risk to fire and be prepared in the event of one:
Look for places fire can start
Listen for the sound of the smoke alarm
Learn two ways out of each room
HAFR regional burn day was conducted at the York Co. Training Center on Sunday, October 7, 2018. Crews from HAFR, UHAL, and Pleasant Hill attended.
Brindlee Mountain Fire Apparatus recently purchased E46-2 & E46-3. These sister Engines, both served the community well for 15 and 18 years. Today they left the area for the last time.
Click here to see a video of engines leaving the station
Brindlee Mountain Fire Apparatus is one of the world’s largest used fire truck sales and service companies and are based just outside of Huntsville, Alabama.
B Shift Working a Gas Leak Inside on North St. Columbia Gas on Scene. Waiting on Digging Crews to Arrive..
Gamewell Box 224 alerted B-shift today around 1100hrs for a Box Alarm at Broadway & Keagy Ave . While equipment was responding, Hanover Police gave an updated about a vehicle accident close to the same location. Engine 79-3 arrived to find one vehicle into a pole. The Gamewell Box was pulled to alert the Fire Department of the accident. Great thinking of Off Duty Captain Kemmberly. The Box was held to Engine 79-3 and Truck 79, while Met-Ed secured the power and towing company removed the vehicle.
A note to our Citizens
Gamewell Boxes are all over the town of Hanover. They are the Red Boxes on telephone poles and buildings, red and white “Fire” stickers are on the sides of the Boxes. If you have an “EMERGENCY”, activating a Gamewell Box is the fasted way to get Emergency Responders to your location. Please remember always to call 911 after activating a Box, stay by the Box and wait for Emergency Responders to arrive.
Rescue 79 Responding to a Vehicle Accident With Injures. Locust St and Pleasant St.
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Engine 79-3/Rescue 79/EMS responded to Locust and Pleasant St. for the 2nd vehicle accident of the day. Equipment arrived to find two vehicles involved, with one into a tree. The Box was help to Rescue 79 and EMS.
Local 2045 held our 2nd Bikin’ For Boobies Benefit Ride on September 15th. The day started at Station 79-2 (Clover Lane), with multiple stops during the ride. The final stop was Bay City Restaurant, for Food, Fun, and Awards. Thank you to all of the Riders, Sponsors, and Help for making the event a success.
All money raised supports the local
Hanover “Pink Out” Organization.
A-Shift firefighters from Station 79-1 responded with Truck 79 to a well involved house fire in Adams County on Irishtown Road early Sunday morning.
Friday afternoon at 13:49 hours, fire and EMS responded to box 70-01 at the intersection of Moulstown Road and Moul Avenue for a multiple vehicle accident. Engine 79-3, Rescue 79 and 79 EMS handled the incident. Photos by 911 Photography
Below is a link to the order sheet. Details on the link.
Pink Out Order PDF LinkContact HAFR for order questions at (717) 637-6671.
