Showing posts with label Elizabethtown. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Elizabethtown. Show all posts

Thursday, May 20, 2010

Fire in a feed bin...

Elizabethtown Engine 7-4-2 with a supply line to FDMJ Truck 7-5
The Incident Commander, Chief 7-11-2

Rheems Fire Department Engine 7-11-1 on the front side of the building


Another shot of Engine 7-4-2



FDMJ Engine 7-5-1 staged in the parking lot

Hey everyone,
Photos taken yesterday at a reported building fire at a feed mill in the village of Rheems. Police Department arrived with a working fire in a feedbin with 5 tons of grain product involved. The fire department arrived with just smoldering product in the bin. The incident was placed under control just as I arrived, but I stuck around and shot some scene photos.


Tuesday, April 27, 2010

New Arrival...Sort of...





Hey Everyone,
On April 18th, I travaled over to York County to see an old friend of mine I have not seen in awhile. He is a member of the York Township Fire Department. Station 19. I also wanted to see their new ladder truck. They recently purchased a 2003 95 FT Seagrave Aerial Scope from the Elizabethtown Fire Department here in Lancaster County. The first two photos are of the tower in action when it was Truck 7-4 here in Lancaster. The bottom photo is of the truck after getting relettered and is now known as Truck 19.
I would also like to extend a special thank you to Brian Bastinelli, of Brian Basitnelli Photography and a member of the famous uptown firehouse, Harrisburg Tower 2 B platoon with Brad Myers, is also a member here at York Township and was kind enough to pull the truck out for me so I could get a few shots. Thanks Brian!
Have a great day!

Tuesday, September 29, 2009

House Fire...



Hey Everyone,

This was taken last Thursday in Elizabethtown Borough. Wyatt and I were out running around when I heard the box struck for the house fire. After about a minute, the fire dispatcher announced that PD was on the scene with a well involved house. So Wyatt had kept asking to see "woo-woo's" so we headed up. We got there about 20-25 minutes into the incident. The photo is of Engine 7-4-2 supplying multiple attack lines on the fire scene.

Thursday, August 13, 2009

Someday....




Hey Everyone,

Photo of my nephew Cole when touring a firehouse. I was standing behind the engine and noticed him sitting in the tower. Best part was he never knew I was there taking his picture...

Have a great day!