pStation 391 and 399 where dispatched tonbsp the intersection of Lumberton Road and Route 38 for a motorcycle accident. Upon arrival EMS39 found a passenger on the motorcycle had fallen off. Station 399 with assistance of the paramedics transported the passenger to Virtua Hospital. During the care for the passenger Station 391 handled traffic control in the area. brp
pnbspWeek 2 progress has shown us that Assembly of the cab has started while the new pump housing is progressing along as well as the stripping and modifying of the old body to be reused.nbspppWeek 3 progress the cab exterior has been completed and painted and now moving on to interior Assembly. The chassis has…
pMultiple calls for dwelling fire in the 800 block of Mount Laurel Road. Ems39 on location reporting 2 story dwelling with fire throughout. Assistant Chief 3901 on location confirming same requests all companies in service and second alarm. brpphttpwww.phillyburbs.comnewslocalburlingtoncountytimesnewsmorning-fire-guts-hainesport-homearticlebbdaf050-414f-5bb6-bcd1-a4059a3238b5.html.UNYEVcgpKWk.facebookbrppbrp
pAround 630 pm a large thunderstorm rolled into town bringing a downpour of rain strong wind gust and hail. Shortly after the storm had ended Station 391 was dispatched for a tree that had fallen across East Park Drive in the Industrial Park. Rescue 3919 Budden and Engine 3912 Abbott responded. When they arrived the…
pStations 391 and 399 where dispatched to the Russlyn Trailer Park for report of a structure fire. Upon arrival Chief 3900 reported nothing showing and would be out investigating.nbsp Further investigation found an electrical outlet in the residence that had caught fire. Power to the outlet was cut off at the electrical panel and the…
We’re proud to announce our 2019 Line Officers of the Hainesport Volunteer Fire Company! Chief: Nick Macken Deputy Chief: Shaun Bozarth Safety Officer: Chris Lippincott Training Officer: Josh Mogck Chief Engineer: Rich Parks Sr. Asst Chief Engineer: Rich Parks Jr.
nbspThe members of station 391 where invited by the Mount Holly Fire Department to participate in a forcible entry drill. During this drill crews learned and practiced with two different ways to open residential doors should the need arise.nbsp