JANUARY - DECEMBER 2008

JANUARY - DECEMBER 2009

JANUARY - DECEMBER 2010

HOUSE FIRE

Nov 30th - At 0950 hrs, communications dispatched units to a house fire at 3355 White Church Road in Greene Twp. Chief 7 arrived on scene reporting smoke showing from a two story farm house. Engine 13-2 arrived on scene first after laying 400' of 5" in the lane. Engine 15-1 finished the lay to a hydrant approx another 1000' away.  Fire was running an exterior wall on side (D) and we found a room off on the second division. Two attack lines were put into place. Firefighters performed vertical and horizontal ventilation. Crews brought the fire under control at 1020 hrs. Units went into service just before noon.

( Photos Courtesy of Brian Denham

& Denny Clopper )

Have you changed the batteries in your smoke alarms ?

could be your own.

THANK YOU

Thank You everyone who came out to show your support to the Fayetteville Volunteer Fire Department during our Sunday Dinner Nov 6th. We hope everyone enjoyed the meal.

OUR CONDOLENCES

Our thoughts and prayers are with the Brookens family as they deal with the loss of 

Dutch Brookens. Dutch was a life member of the dept. Known by many, Dutch spent many days and nights at the ball fields behind the fire house watching little leaguers playing ball.

Our thoughts and prayers are with the Monn family as they deal with the loss

of their mother Kate Monn. Kate was a life member of the dept and served on

our ladies auxiliary for many years.

Our thoughts and prayers are also with the Cutchall family as they deal with the loss of their mother Fran Cutchall. Fran was also a life member and served on the ladies auxiliary for many years. Fran was the mother of  Chief  James W. Cutchall.

These ladies were like best of friends back in the day and were like mothers

to everyone at 'The Ville"

 They spent many of Friday nights at the fire house in the kitchen with

other members of the auxiliary.

Kate and Fran, you will be greatly missed by everyone who new you.

GARBAGE TRUCK FIRE

Nov 2nd - Today at 1054 hrs, Engine 7-2, Squad 7, Ambulance 7-7 and Tanker 5 responded to the 7000 block of Lincoln Way East for a garbage truck on fire. We arrived on scene with a working fire. We had the operator of the truck dump the garbage so the truck could be saved. Penn DOT and IESI employees assisted in over haul and cleaned up the mess. Units went available at 1239 hrs.

( Photos Courtesy Of Curtis Bryan )

A BUSY  SATURDAY

Oct 31st - First snow storm of the season brings with it several runs for " The Ville " . 

Co 7 responded to several incidents during the storm on Saturday. Trees on wires, wires down and auto accidents were just a few of  the calls that were handled by our dept members on Saturday. Pictured below is the auto accident on Rocky Mountain Road.

MOBILE HOME FIRE

Sept 19th - Fire destroyed a mobile home at 878 Black Gap Road in Greene Twp on Sunday Sept 18th. Firefighters arrived on scene and found the mobile home 50% involved with fire was showing from three sides of the home. 

( Photos Courtesy of Denny Clopper & Chief 27 )

EMS STAFF AT THE SENIOR FAIR

EMS Staff attended State Representative Rob Kauffman's annual senior fair.  Sponsored by our friends at the Village of Laurel Run this event showcases the services available to senior citizens in our community.  7 EMS staff saw some old friends that day and made a lot of new ones.  The EMS Chief would like to thank staff members Jim Birgfeld, Zack Kline, Anthony Diehl, Jess McAtee, Chuck Suto, Brian Kiefer, and Zach Nehf for their professional representation of 7 E.M.S.

HOUSE FIRE

Sept 3rd - On Friday Sept 2nd around 1530 hrs units were dispatched to 29 Forest Avenue for a house fire. Engine 7-2 and D/C 7 arrived on scene with normal conditions side A. Further investigation found a small fire on the exterior wall of the house side C. Engine 45's crew assisted with extinguishment and overhaul while all others staged. D/C 7 held Engine

7-2, 45 and Truck 17 for a few minutes and placed all others in service.

" AVAILABLE NOW "

Originally in service as Ambulance 7-7 this Ford E-450 Medtec has been recently upgraded and is currently numbered as 7-6.  Ambulance 7-6 is equipped with a Stryker Bariatric Stretcher capable of moving patients up to 1600 pounds.  To support the safe transport of bariatric patients the unit is equipped with ramps and a winch.  The use of these devices combined allows providers to safely move patients and provides an extra level of security and comfort to the patients as well.
 

APARTMENT FIRE

Aug 30th - Communications alerted units to a house fire at 1780 Wysteria Drive in Guilford Twp today. After putting the 5" in the street, engine 7-2 arrived on scene with smoke showing from a 2nd floor apartment at the end of a row house. Firefighters found a room and contents fire on the 2nd division. A quick knock down got done while others ventilated. Personnel was on scene for about 2 hours before being released.

( Photos Courtesy of Brian Denham and Denny Clopper )

MOBILE HOME FIRE

Aug 10th - On August 9th just after 0800 hrs Engine 7-1 & Engine 7-2 responded to a mobile home fire with possible entrapment in the 4000 block of the Duffield Road in Guilford Twp. Chief 5 arrived on scene first with a working fire. He requested all personnel to do an exterior attack on the fire. He advised that the mobile home was well involved and all occupants were out. Engine 7-1 and Engine 7-2 arrived on scene and personnel quickly went to work on extinguishing the fire. Several hours were spent on overhaul operations before anyone was released. A Micu and a BLS unit from Co7 also responded to the mobile home fire. Two children were treated for smoke inhalation and transported.

( Photos Courtesy of FVFD & Brian Denham )

HOUSE FIRE

Aug 8th - On August 7th at 1443 hrs Engine 7-1 & Engine 7-2 responded into Penn National, box 5-01 for the house fire. Engine 5-2 arrived on scene with smoke showing. Upon investigation, Co 5 personnel found the attack to be well off. Co 7 personnel went to work assisting with the initial fire attack and assisted with overhaul operations.

( Photos stolen from Adams Cty Co 27 )

AUTO ACCIDENT

Aug 8th - On August 6th Squad 7 and Micu 7-8 responded to an auto accident on Falling Spring Road , box 17-7 assisting Co 17 with patient care and packaging and a fluid spill.

AUTO ACCIDENT

Aug 8th - On August 5th at 0437 hrs Engine 7-2, Squad 7, Ambulance 7-9 and Chief 7 responded to an auto accident in the area of 8144 LWE in Greene Twp. Personnel arrived on scene and found one auto off the roadway into a house. Before leaving the roadway, the auto sheared off a utility pole in front of the house next door. One patient was transported to the Chambersburg hospital.

CADETS VISIT THE FVFD

July 25th - Junior Firefighters that are participating in the FCFCA Boot Camp this week visited the FVFD on Monday evening. They were all given dinner and a tour through the station and shown the apparatus. Good luck to all of the Cadets. Hope you have a great week and a great experience.

BARN FIRE

July 25th -  On July 24th before midnight, the communications center alerted units to the barn fire on Coldsmith Road in Greene Twp box 7-3. Several units arrived on scene at about the same time to find a barn well involved. Personnel operated on scene way into the night and early morning of the 25th attempting to extinguish the fire.

HOUSE FIRE

July 21st -  Engine 7-1 responded to 2109 Independence Drive in Greene Twp for a house fire today assisting station 4. Engine 43 arrived on scene reporting smoke showing.

The fire was on an exterior wall at the A/D corner of the home. Station 4 personnel put a quick knock on the fire preventing further damage to the home. Command 44 held Station 4 and Co 7 while placing all others in service. Our personnel assisted with overhaul operations for a short while before being placed in service.

EMS UPDATE

- CPAP for BLS and EpiPen for BLS - September 1 has been set as the target date that the FVFD EMT's will be better equipped to save a life. Department EMT's are currently scheduled for training to provide Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP) prior to the arrival of a paramedic. This procedure will ultimately save the lives of patients experiencing certain conditions that produce shortness of breath.  As far the EpiPens, the ALS providers (paramedics) have always been able to administer this life saving mediation in the presence of a true allergic reaction.  Allergic reactions are fatal approximately 1500 times per year in the US.  By equipping the BLS providers (EMT's) with epinephrine pens we will be able to step in before that condition claims the life of a patient that we respond to.

- Bariatric Unit 7-6 - For the first time in history the Fayetteville EMS will be equipping and utilizing four ambulances.  Formerly known as 7-7 and decommissioned as an ambulance the 2003 Ford Medtec is undergoing significant changes to equip it for bariatric transportation.  There is a growing need both locally and nationally for EMS units that specialize in the transportation of this population.  Pics will be posted soon of the recommissioned 7-6 and it will soon be available to meet those needs.  Once 7-6 is in service, Fayetteville will be the only local service to provide both bariatric wheelchair van and bariatric ambulance transportation needs.

- LUCAS II Devices - Over the last ten years there has been emerging research that chest compressions save lives.  The American Heart Association recommends that CPR providers push hard and push fast in order to save lives.  Physio Control answered that recommendation with the LUCAS II CPR Compression Device.  This device pushes hard and pushes fast and enables patients suffering from cardiac arrest to receive continuous high-quality compressions within seconds of EMS arriving on the scene.  Fayetteville is proud to have recently purchased four of these units and they are certain to save lives in the near future.  These devices are currently on the ambulances and paramedic unit and providers are being trained every day.  There's no time to waste when it comes to saving victims of sudden cardiac arrest.

The FVFD will continue to look for ways to improve it's delivery of service to you.  If there's something out there that will save a life, you can rest assured that the FVFD will make every effort to put that device on our apparatus.

Pictured below is a photo of one of the Lucas II Devices

that are currently on our EMS vehicles.

TRANSFER, SHED & WOODS FIRE & A FLY OUT

July 21st -   On July 17th Engine 7-2 handled a transfer to Station 4 while they were out on the Shed and woods fire on Fort McCord Road in Hamilton Twp. While Engine 7-2 was at Station 4 they responded to the ball fields off Warmspring Road to establish an LZ for LifeNet 81 who reportedly was called for an injured person as a result of a swimming accident. Squad 7 responded on the Shed and woods fire on Fort McCord Road with six personnel to assist with overhaul operations and was released about an hour and half  later.

                                                                     (Photo Stolen From Station 4)

BRUSH FIRE

July 21st -  On July 16th at 1705 hrs Engine 7-2 and Brush 7 responded to 112 Coldspring Road for a brush fire to the rear of  hole # 2 at the Conocodell Golf Course. Tanker 5 and Brush 5 were requested to assist on the fire. About a 1/2 acre in thick brush and trees was involved.

AUTO FIRE

July 21st - On July 15th at 1443 hrs Engine 7-2, Squad 7 and Ambulance 7-8 responded to 4595 Scotland Main Street for an auto fire. Engine 7-2 arrived on scene with a working fire. An Engine from company 13 was requested for man power but was placed in service prior to their arrival.

FIELD FIRE WELL OFF

July 11th -   At approx 1435 hrs, Co 7 was dispatched for a field fire at the intersection of Eby Road and Bikle Road in Guilford Twp. Chief 7 arrived on scene with about eight acres of un-cut hay well off. Additional units were immediately requested bringing ET-14, 8, 27, 2. Special Units 44 and 17, Brush 5, Engines 7-1 and 7-2 and Micu 7-8 and Ambulance 5-9.

OUR CONDOLENCES

 Our thoughts and prayers are with the Bumbaugh Family as they are all going through such a difficult time over the death of  Kenny Bumbaugh.  Kenny was a life member of the Fayetteville Volunteer Fire Department. He was very active for many years and loved the firehouse. He will be missed by all.

Viewing: Wednesday 6-8

Funeral Services: Thursday 1:30

Grove-Bowersox funeral home in Waynesboro

2ND DUE BUILDING FIRE

July 5th -   On July 2nd just after 0900 hrs Co7 assisted Station 4 with a building fire at 111 Quarry Road in Guilford Twp just off of LWE. Personnel assisted with extinguishment and overhaul operations while engine 7-1 was on the hydrant supplying engine 43.

(Photo stolen from Sta 4)

MASS CASUALTY INCIDENT ON THE INTERSTATE

July1st -   On June 26th at 1644 hrs Co 7 along with units from Sta 4 responded to an auto accident involving a church bus on the interstate in the vicinity of MM 17. Sta 4 units and the ambulance from Co 1 arrived on scene to find a bus over turned with multiple patients inside and outside the bus. They also had one patient in a vehicle that was also involved in the accident. Several additional BLS and ALS units along with additional rescue squads and engines were dispatched to assist with the incident. For photos of the incident, please see sta 4 website.

FLOODING CONDITIONS

June 21st -   On June 20th at 1203 hrs, Engine 7-1 and D/C 7 responded to 283 Garman Drive for flooding . D/C 7 arrived on scene to find a swimming pool which had partially collapsed causing 15,000 gallons of water to spill out. The water caused a lot of damage to a garage and it's foundation. 

THANK YOU !

Thanks to everyone who came to our Father's day dinner and a special thanks to everyone who helped prepare for the dinner.

WITH GREAT SYMPATHY

We say farewell to a great guy and good friend, Rob Wells, Fire Police Lieutenant 7-42 passed away unexpectedly on Friday May 27th. Rob was an active member of the department and will be greatly missed. Several members of the department attended the funeral service on Tuesday. Rob was given his last ride on Engine 7-2 from the funeral home to the fire department social hall where his family and friends met after the services.

FIRE SHOWING ON ARRIVAL

May 25th -   On May 18th, Co 7, 15, 13, 52, T-52, ET 14, T-5, ET-8, Sta 4, E-53 and Air 10 responded to 897 Pine Stump Road in Greene Twp for a house fire. Personnel arrived on scene to find a single story, single family house with fire showing. The fire was a result of a lightening strike after a severe storm went through the area just prior to our arrival. All family members escaped without injury. A cat was rescued by a firefighter and given to the homeowner. Firefighters did a great job stopping the fire and containing it to the one end of the house. 

( Photos Courtesy Of Denny Clopper)

CONGRATULATIONS EMT STUDENTS

May 16th -   EMT class at "The Ville" has come to an end for 2011. Congratulations to everyone who has successfully completed the course and passed. Here are a few photos from the extrication part of the EMT class.

Photos have been added to the Lighter Side. Check them out.

THE OPEN HOUSE EVENT

May 16th -   On Sunday May 15th the FVFD held an open house at the fire station from 1:00 - 3:00. Approximately 200 guests or more visited the station and took part in the activities. Thanks to everyone who visited the station and a Special Thanks to the volunteers and paid staff that made it all happen. Another successful event. 

APPLE BLOSSOM PARADE

May 2nd -   On Friday April 29th, personnel attended the Senandoah Apple Blossom Festival in Winchester Virginia. Squad 7 took 2nd place in it's category. It was an all day event with hundreds of pieces of fire apparatus. The parade started around 5:00 pm and went on for several hours.

EMS Providers

Please visit our EMS PAGE for some important information

NATURAL GAS LEAK

April 23rd -  On April 22nd around 1030 hrs, Co 7 responded to an outside investigation at 3050 LWE in the area of  Norlo Park. Personnel found a broken natural gas line. A double metering device above ground was hit by a lawn mower with caused the leak.

AUTO ACCIDENT

April 23rd -  On April 22nd at 0600 hrs, Co 7 responded to an auto accident in Greene Twp at the intersection of Black Gap Road and Old Scotland Road. Two vehicles were involved in the intersection with minor damage and no injuries.

HOUSE FIRE

April 23rd -  On April 21st, Squad 7 responded to a house fire in the 1100 block of the Warmspring Road in Hamilton Twp. Personnel was assigned as the RIT team on side A.

( Photos Courtesy Of Denny Clopper)

AUTO ACCIDENT WITH ENTRAPMENT

April 23rd -  On April 15th Co 7 and Co 15 responded to an auto accident on Interstate 81 in the area of mile marker 22 South bound. Personnel found multiple vehicles involved. One severely damaged with the occupants trapped. Personnel extricated the occupants of the vehicles and they were transported to Chambersburg Hospital.

( Photos Courtesy Of Denny Clopper)

DOUBLE FATALITY  MM21

April 2nd -  Around 0130 hrs this morning Co7 and 15 were alerted for the auto accident on interstate 81 in the area of MM 21. Personnel found two vehicles head on with two people trapped. Air medical was requested and later placed in service. Command 7 advised they had two priority 4 patients and requested the six unit. Co 15 was placed in service while Co 7 remained on scene until the six units completed their investigation.

WORKING HOUSE FIRE

March 31st -  This morning around 05:00 hrs Engine 7-1 responded to the 1600 Block of the Newman Road in South Mountain for a house fire. Personnel assisted Co 16, 27, 4 and 5 with extinguishment and overhaul operations. Engine 7-1 returned to service around 0830 hrs.

2010 AWARDS BANQUET

March 31st -  Late Entry: The FVFD held the 2010 awards banquet Saturday evening March 26th in the social hall with approximately 170 people present. Our current active members were recognized for all of the hard work, dedication and the time spent this past year working our fund raising events, running emergency calls, work around the station, and just so much more.  The President's award was given to Curtis Bumbaugh and Ron Royer. The Fire Chiefs award was given to the Squad Committee, Dustin Ulrich, Collin Anderson, Dan Farner, Brian Rock and John Sutton. Firefighter of the year went to Brady Bumbaugh, Junior firefighter of the year went to Cole Bumbaugh, the fire police man of the year went to Mike Balsley, and the membership award went to Mark Bumbaugh. The fire officer's, junior members, EMS personnel and several other members and some guests received awards this evening.  Thank you to everyone who was in attendance this year. It was another great year.  Thanks to Company 4 and Company 29 for providing the firefighters for the transfer during our banquet.

AFA LEADS TO A FIRE IN THE BLDG

March 31st -  Late Entry: Company 7 was alerted for the AFA at 3747 White Church Road at IESI at 1755 hrs. Communications received a telephone call from the establishment advising a rep was on scene and wished to cancel the FD and proper pass code was given. All units alerted were placed in service by communications. At 1807 hrs communications alerted units again to 3747 White Church Road for another AFA. Units went responding this time and were given an OPS channel. Chief 7 was in the area and arrived on scene shortly after dispatch reporting a furnace on fire in the maintenance building. All units were held on scene for about an hour to secure utilities, extinguish the fire and check for extension. 

BUSY DAY ON THE 25TH

March 31st -  Late Entry: Company 7 ran several calls on March 25th starting at 0147 hrs for an auto fire on the interstate in the area of MM 17. Then 1518 hrs for an auto accident at 2750 Black Gap Road. At 1712 hrs, Squad 7 responded to 310 West Irva Drive in the Boro of Chambersburg for the house fire. Squad 7 personnel was assigned RIT and staged at the A-D corner until we were placed in service by Command 1. At 1731 hrs Engine 7-1 transferred to Headquarters Fire Station and at 1839 hrs Engine 7-1 responded from there to an auto accident at the intersection of LWE and Walker Road in the Boro.

( Photos Courtesy of Brian Denham)

MOBILE HOME FIRE

March 21st -  On March 19th around 0250 hrs Squad 7 and Engine 7-1 responded to the 1600 Block of Frank Road in Hamilton Twp for a mobile home fire. Station 4 was originally dispatched to the area for a smoke investigation and found a working mobile home fire. Communications upgraded the box and shortly after dispatch a second alarm assignment was dispatched. Several firefighters from Station 4 was injured on scene as a result of a possible flashover. From everyone at "The Ville"  we wish all of those guys a speedy recovery and hope they all get well very soon.

GARAGE FIRE IN THE 2ND DUE

March 11th -  On March 10th, Engine 7-1 & 7-2 responded to 2821 Falling Spring Road for the garage fire in box 17-7. D/C 47 arrived on scene with a working fire. Engine 7-2 was first in and advanced an attack line to side A. Firefighters forced entry to open the garage doors on side A  to attack the fire. No extension into the house, just melted siding along the one side.

(photo stolen from Sta4.com)

 TWO WORKING FIRES

IN TWO DAYS

March 9th -  Two mobile home fires in two days in the first due area. Firefighters responded to a mobile home fire at 1096 Garver Lane in Greene Twp on Monday March 7th. Then on Tuesday March 8th firefighters responded to another mobile home fire at 2064 Stillhouse Hollow Road in Greene Twp. Both homes received major damage as a result of the fires. 

Garver Lane Fire

(Photos Courtesy of Denny Clopper)

Stillhouse Hollow Fire

(Photos Courtesy of Denny Clopper)

A BUSY DAY AT " THE VILLE "

Feb 21st -  On Feb 19th, Co 7 personnel responded to several incidents throughout the day, starting with a possible house fire on Landfill drive in Guilford Twp. This ended up as a brush fire with a small bldg involved. Throughout the day we responded to a brush fire with wires down, a few medical assist calls, a structure fire in South Mountain, a house fire in Marion and a house fire on White Church Road Twice. This doesn't included all of the BLS and Medic responses. The paid staff was also very busy all day.

This is something you may never see again...

Or will you ?

( Photos Courtesy Of Denny Clopper )

BARN FIRE / AUTO ACCIDENT

AND A HOUSE FIRE

Feb 15th -  On Monday Feb 14th, Squad 7 and Engine 7-1 assisted on the barn fire in the 44-03 box on Sunset Pike in Greene Twp.  After returning from the barn fire around 15:30 hrs, Co 7 was dispatched for an auto accident on Spring Road in Guilford Twp . Personnel found one auto into an embankment. No patients were found and no FD services were needed. Co 7 went available. Later, Lt 7 found one patient from the accident walking along Falling Spring Road. PSP responded and handled that situation. During our return trip to the station, Co 7 with the Squad and Engine was dispatched to 270 LWW in the Boro for the house fire. Our personnel did a secondary search in apartments 270 and 272 on all divisions. Two victims had already been rescued prior to our arrival, no additional victims were found. Our personnel did rescue four cats, a dog and a rabbit.

   ( Photo Courtesy of Sta 4 )

ACCIDENT & BUILDING FIRE

Feb 7th -  On Sunday Feb 6th, Co 7 personnel responded to an auto accident in Guilford Twp on LWE in the area of Overhill Drive. Two vehicles were involved. Personnel had to remove the drivers side door to assist EMS in getting one of the patients out. One person was air lifted to a trauma center in York. Also on Feb 6th, Engine 7-1& 7-2 responded into Adams Cty on Chambersburg Road in the area of the old pines gift shops for a building fire. Co 7 was on scene assisting with extinguishment and overhaul.

RESCUE SQUAD 14

Feb 3rd -  The Old Squad 7... 

No Alex, it doesn't look better RED !

( Photo courtesy of  Howard Fire Company )

ELECTRICAL FIRE / FURNACE MALFUNCTION

Feb 3rd -  Co 7 had two runs for Feb 2nd. The 1st was an electrical fire in a house at 45 West Main Street Fayetteville. Personnel found a problem in an electrical outlet. Command 7 held Co7 and put the remainder of the units in service. The 2nd run for the day was an inside investigation at a mobile home at 5128 Wright Road. Personnel there found a problem with the home owners furnace. Command held Co7 and placed all other units in service.

HOUSE FIRE

Jan 28th -  On Thursday morning Jan 27th, around 03:23 hrs, Engine 7-2 responded to the house fire at 2635 Grand Point Road in Greene Twp. Sta 4 went on the scene with nothing showing from the outside. that quickly changed upon investigation on the inside. They found fire in the wall in the basement and realized it had already went to the attic. Command 44 reported a working fire and asked for the WFD. A second alarm was also transmitted bringing more firefighters and apparatus to assist with the incident. Also on this same day,

Co 7 personnel run 4 additional calls. A rekindle on the house fire, one med assist and two auto accidents.

( Photos courtesy of  Denny Clopper)

FIVE RUNS FOR THE DAY

Jan 24th -  On Jan 23rd, Co 7 ran 5 calls for the day. There were three auto accidents, one with entrapment, one with possible roll over in Co 5's area and the other one in the 1700 Blk of LWE with minor injuries. A possible building fire at Mama's Restaurant, and a possible house fire on Scotland Main Street. The building fire turned out to be a grease fire, out and the house fire turned out to be a furnace malfunction.

( Photos courtesy of FVFD and Denny Clopper)

FOOD ON THE STOVE

Jan 20th -  Just after 1700 hrs this evening Co 7, Sta 4, and Truck 17 responded to 3001 Luther Drive for the AFA. Engine 7-2 arrived on scene and found smoke in the hallway on the 1st floor. Personnel started to evacuate residents from the immediate area and searched for a cause and found food on the stove in the room at the end of the hallway. Command 7 held Co7 and Truck 17, Sta 4 was released.

TWO INJURED

IN A SINGLE VEHICLE CRASH

Jan 16th -  At 0245 hrs on Jan 15th, Co7 responded to an auto accident on Spring Road in the area of Skelly Road. Personnel found one vehicle off the roadway into the field with two patients. The vehicle sustained severe damage. Two patients were treated and taken to the Chambersburg Hospital and then flown to other area hospitals.

ONE AUTO INTO THE RAILS

Jan 9th -  Communications alerted Co 7 to the 4900 Blk of Cumberland Hwy in Greene Twp for an auto accident with injuries early this morning. Personnel arrived on scene and found one vehicle into the guard rails. No one was found around the vehicle and Co 7 went available.

ONE AUTO INTO A TREE

Jan 7th -  The snow storm over night brought travelers slippery roads in the morning and caused some auto accidents across the area. Co 7 responded to an auto accident in Greene Twp on Rocky Mountain Road North just after 0800 hrs this morning. Personnel found one auto off the roadway into a tree and one patient with minor injuries.

SEAGRAVE WEB SITE

Jan 7th -  Squad 7 has made it on to the front page of Seagraves web site. Check it out...