In addition to the earlier industrial accident, Company 5 handled two injury accidents and a reported structure fire just prior to the start of the Iowa game. At approximately 12:30 hours CCECC dispatched for a vehicle rollover accident with injuries at University Drive and East College Avenue. Units 518, 510, and 536  arrived in approximately 4 minutes and Chief 500 (Clouser) assumed command. Two patients were transported and several others refused treatment. (Note: Later during the game, two persons identifying themselves as victims of this crash sought medical attention at the stadium first aid station.) At approximately 13:48 hours were dispatched for an accident at East College Avenue and Houserville Road for an injury accident. Chief 500 established command and 518, 510, and 516 arrived shortly thereafter. Fire units popped a door for EMS access to the patient.

Units: 510, 518, 536, EMS 2550, EMS 852, SCPD

Command: 500 (Clouser)

At approximately 12:54 hours CCECC received reports from passersby of a structure fire at 143 Hartswick Avenue in College Heights. Rescue 518 and Engine 510 arrived quickly despite heavy traffic to find the fire limited to a decorative candle holder in front of the window. E510 set up ventilation and units cleared the scene at approximately 13:10 hours.

Units: 510, 518, 536, SCPD

Command: 500 (Clouser)

From 07:30 hours Saturday through 00:50 hours Sunday, Co. 5 personnel (502 unit officer: Kuchmay) staffed Penn State 2022 for stadium responses. This crew handled seven incidents while crews from Co. 2, 3, and 5 maintained dedicated event coverage at Station 5. During the game, a station crew handled an automatic alarm at Meridian II. Thanks to our mutual aid partners for their participation.

On Saturday, September 12 at approximately 22:12 hours CCECC dispatched Company 5 to the Ambassador Building, 412 E Beaver Avenue for a building fire with reports of smoke issuing from the door of an apartment on the top floor. Engine 510 and Chief 502 (Kuchmay) arrived within a minute and a half of dispatch and confirmed active smoke with some heat radiated to the door. Engine 510 officer (Lesak 595) requested the leader line into the stairwell as this building is non sprinklered and has no standpipe. Upon forcing the door of the apartment, the crew found a smoldering fire involving the stove with extension to the cabinets above. Crews extinguished the fire, ventilated, and checked for extension. The apartment tenant was not home at the time of the fire. The apartment suffered moderate fire damage in the kitchen and heavy  smoke damage throughout.  Units cleared at approximately 23:21 hours.

Shortly after units returned from the Haz-Mat incident in the Borough, the Alpha's were dispatched to the dairy barns on the PSU campus for a silo fire.

Haz-Mat Chief L. Gordon (2000) arrived first and advised of a smoke condition from one of the silo's.

Truck 516 was utilized to gather readings from the silo.  Once a determination was made that there was no threat units were placed available.