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Reeve Avenue "All Hands"
JANUARY 29
- At 0836 hours Station 15-1 and BLS 1557 were dispatched to 13 Reeve Avenue for a reported dwelling fire. 15101 and 15103 signed on after dispatch and were being advised that Police were reporting a "Working" fire.
Assistant Chief Mike Vitelli arrived on location and reported a 2 1/2 story dwelling with heavy smoke on the 1st floor and for Squirt 15-1 to take the hydrant at Haddon and Reeve and ... (Full Story)
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Gloucester City 5th Alarm
JANUARY 24
- At 0420 hours Engine 1512 was dispatched to Amspec Chemical in Gloucester City for a building fire on the 2nd Alarm. Gloucester City Squad 5-1 and Battalion 504 was on location reporting a 300x300 3 Story building with heavy fire condition throughout.
Engine 1512 responded under the command of Captain John Young with a staffing of four. While 1512 was enroute command transmitted the 3rd Alarm. ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Photo courtesy of Ted Aurig
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Photo By Ted Aurig
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"All-Hands" in Barrington
JANUARY 15
- At 0840 hours Ladder 15-1 was dispatched on a Task Force 9-1 Assignment in Barrington to 121 Kingston Avenue for a reported dwelling fire. Ladder 15-1 responded under the command of Captain John Young with a staffing of four.
While en route, companies were advised that it was a working house fire. Upon arrival, Ladder 15-1 proceeded to the fire ground and went into operation with venting the ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Adopt A Fire Hydrant
DECEMBER 19
- Is there a fire hydrant in front of your home or your neighbor's home? In the event of a fire emergency, could firefighters find the hydrant near your home?
We are encouraging residents to "adopt a fire hydrant" near their home and keep snow shoveled away and vegetation trimmed back. This will ensure hydrants are visible and will greatly speed the response time in case of an emergency.
Time ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Collingswood MVA Rescue Assignment
DECEMBER 06
- At 1113 hours Squirt 15-1 and BLS 1557 were dispatched to 1170 Haddon Avenue in Collingswood for a MVA Rescue Assignment.
Squirt 15-1 responded under the Command of Captain John Young and was advised to come down Lindisfarne Avenue to Cuthbert to the scene. Collingswood Squad 16 was working on extricating two patients from a vehicle. Upon arrival of Squirt 15-1 crews secured the batteries to the ... (Full Story)
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