RESPONSE LEVEL FOUR (4)

(THIS LEVEL IS ALSO TO BE USED FOR AN UNKNOWN TYPE AIRCRAFT RESPONSE)

Criteria for a Level Four (4) response is for a plane carrying between 12 and 50 passengers and approximately 1,000 gallons of fuel.

EMS RESPONSE:
FIRST RESPONSE: Six (6) Ambulances; One (1) from Ritenour Health Center, Two (2) from Bellefonte, Two (2) from Alpha Ambulance Service, and one (1) fromPleasant Gap
Two (2) Advanced Life Support Units; One (1) from Centre Community Hospital and One (1) from Philipsburg

SECOND RESPONSE:
Six (6) Ambulances; One (1) from Pleasant Gap, One (1) from Milesburg, One (1) from Port Matilda, One (1) from Centre Hall, and Two (2) from Philipsburg

FIRE RESPONSE:
All Airport Firefighting Equipment
Four (4) Engines: 2 Bellefonte, 2 Alpha
Three (3) Tankers: 2 Bellefonte, 1 Alpha
Two (2) Rescue Trucks: 1 Bellefonte, 1 Alpha
Two (2) Aerial Apparatus at dusk: 1 Bellefonte, 1 Alpha

POLICE RESPONSE:

Bellefonte Fire Police
Alpha Fire Police
University Police
 
The airport actually lies in Benner Township and is Bellefonte Fire Department's first due territory.  In this scenario the Alpha's were supposed to be assisting Bellefonte, however, due to a large brush fire that was taking place in Milesburg, Bellefonte was unable to attend the drill.  The drill was conducted the the Alpha's and Pleasant Gap fire companies.  The drill started at 18:30 hrs. and concluded approximately 2 hours later.  This was definately a learning experience and all had fun while doing it.  Great job to all who particpated!!