pThe Hainesport Fire Company is proud to announce the launch of our new website. A big thanks to firecompanies.com and members Rob Steib and Josh Abbott for their work to get this website up and running. Keep an eye out as they continue to add more information to this page. brp
We are pleased to announce that on December 7, 2020 a new set of Line Officers were elected to serve for year 2021: Chief – Shaun Bozarth Deputy Chief – Chris Lippincott Captain – Dakota Huntsman Lieutenant – Patrick Tricocci Chief Engineer – Richard Parks Jr. Fire Police Captain – Ted Hargrove Fire Police Lieutenant…
brdivYour apparatus refurbishment has begun at the Pierce Weyauwega facility. Over the past three weeks the body and pump house were removed. In the next report the new cab should begin fabrication at the Pierce Appleton plant.divdivDue to the Pierce plant holiday shutdown your next scheduled report will be 1-10-14.divdivbr typemozdivdivTo see the full text…
pDid you ever wonder what its like to be a member of the Hainesport Volunteer Fire Company Here is an inside look at who we are and what we do.brp
pAt 1030 am Station 399 391 and Medic 35 were dispatched to Hainesport Mount Laurel Road and Marne Highway for a motor vehicle accident. Chief 3900 Wiley arrived to find a 3 car MVA involving a heavy truck. 1 driver required minor extrication. Rescue 3919 Abbott arrived and handled extrication and assisted in patient packaging….
pOn August 13th crews from Stations 391 amp 399 trained on water rescue tactics. The first portion of the training focused on the simple steps of reach throw row amp go. This was enforced with a few short videos from Youtube. Then the crews went to FirefighterEMT Steve Sereduks house to work on spinal immobilization…
pOn June 25th members of Station 391 and Station 399 worked together using Rescue 3919. The crew used new paratech rescue struts to stabilize a car that was overturned and on its side. Led by Training Officer Josh Abbott and Firefighter Roger Abbott the crew performed a roof fold to gain access to the passenger…