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Written by Jason Troup
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August 20, 2009
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Around 11:30 AM the Alpha Fire Co. was requested to assist Port Matilda Fire Co. with a vehicle accident with entrapment on S. Eagle Valley Rd. in the area of the Penn DOT shed. Engine 514 responded on the call. While units were enroute they were advised that an EMT was on scene reporting no entrapment.
Chief 1500 and Rescue 1518 arrived on scene and reported a two vehicle accident with both vehicles in a drainage ditch. A construction vehicle was leaking diesel fuel.
When Engine 514 arrived on scene the occupant of a mini van had already been extricated from the vehicle and loaded into the ambulance. The crew from 514 was requested to deploy a protection line until the arrival of the towing companies.
Units returned to service at approximately 1:30 PM.
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Last Updated ( Friday, 28 August 2009 )
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Written by Jason Troup
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August 18, 2009
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| At approximately 4:30 PM the Alpha's were dispatched to 906 Oakwood Ave. in Patton Township for a working building fire. Reporting parties were advising the 911 center of flames showing from the 1st division of a 2 story apartment building, given the information provided Assistant Chief S. Kauffman (504) requested an additional engine from Boalsburg. Captain B. Bittner (592) and Patton Township Police arrived on scene first and confirmed a working fire. |
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Last Updated ( Friday, 21 August 2009 )
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Written by Jason Troup
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August 14, 2009
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Around 5 AM this morning, while units were returning from a previous call, Centre County 911 requested an available unit to establish a landing zone in the area of Blue Course Dr and N Atherton St.
Engine 514 responded on the request and established a landing zone for a trauma patient. The landing zone was set-up in a grassy field located in front of the Giant food store.
Geisinger LifeFlight 2 landed and the crew from Engine 514 assisted the flight crew with a "hot load" of the patient.
Crews operated at the scene for approximately 1/2 hour.
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| Units on Scene: Engine 514, Fire Police, Centre LifeLink EMS, Chief's Car 538, Command 534, Ferguson Township Police
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Command: Fire Director S. Bair (5500)
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Written by Jason Troup
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August 13, 2009
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At approximately 1 AM the Alpha Fire Co. was dispatched to 129 Vivian Way for a working trailer fire. Units arrived on scene to find a well involved mobile home. Engine 510 and Truck 516 immediately began a defensive attack.
Captain B. Bittner arrived and assumed command of the incident.
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Written by Jason Troup
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August 5, 2009
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This afternoon as Assistant Chief Yocum (501) was returning home from work he came across a working pickup truck fire on I-99. 501 advised the 911 center of his findings and immediately assumed I-99 command.
Engine 510, 514, and Rescue 518 responded on the call. Engine 514 arrived first and found a fully involved pickup truck. The crew stretched a 1 3/4" handline from the front bumper for extinguishment. Once Engine 510 arrived their crew assisted 514's crew with final extinguishment and minor overhaul.
Once most of the fire was out, 1 lane of I-99 was opened for traffic.
The cause of the fire is under investigation by the Pennsylvania State Police.
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Units on Scene: Engine 514, 510, Rescue 518, Command 534, Fire Police 536, Pennsylvania State Police
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Last Updated ( Thursday, 13 August 2009 )
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Written by Patrick Shuler
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At approximately 0815 hrs this morning, the Alpha Fire Company was
alerted to box 599, Interstate 99 southbound at exit 71 off-ramp
(Toftrees) for a vehicle accident with injuries. Additional information
indicated a single vehicle rollover off the roadway with two patients
out of the vehicle. Chief 504 responded, as did Engine-Rescue 512
(acting as Rescue 518). The patients were treated and transported by
Centrelife Link EMS, and the rescue crew surveyed the scene for
hazards. Finding none, the box was placed available.
Written by: Justin Locke
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 28 July 2009 )
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Written by Jason Troup
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July 13, 2009
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Shortly before 5:00 AM the company was dispatched for a building fire at 240 S. Pugh St. in the Borough of State College. Callers from the facility were advising of a smoke condition on the 6th floor. State College Police arrived on scene at the Days Inn and advised of smoke condition on the 6th floor with no signs of heat or fire. Assistant Chief N. Kuchmay (502) arrived on scene and assumed Pugh St. command.
Command and PD found the cause to be a burned up motor on the roof of structure and command held the box to Engine 514 and Truck 517. Crews investigated the area around the motor checking for extension and found nothing. Crews then assisted with ventilation of the structure.
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Units on Scene: Engine 514, Truck 517, Command 534, Fire Police 536, State College PD
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