Showing posts with label Mountville. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mountville. Show all posts
Wednesday, March 2, 2011
Oops....
Hey Everyone,
This was a TT accident about 5 minutes up the road from Wyatt's school. This is intersection is not normally known for trucks to flip over like that, but it happened this time... No injuries..
"Uhhh Boss"
Monday, February 22, 2010
New Engine...

Hey everyone,
I know two posts in a row!! I am on a roll baby. This is very brief. This was taken on a box assignment the other day. Our tower was dispatched to assist another company on a reported house fire. Fire turned out to be very minor in nature. This is the newest addition to the Mountville Fire Company Fleet. I don't believe it has been in service very long...
That is all..
Have a great day!
Friday, October 30, 2009
More from Route 30...and post #300...
Hey Everyone,
With this post, this is post #300 for my blog. Thank you all who follow my blog and leave comments. It is appreciated. Please know while I may not comment all the time, I do make an effort to try and get to your blogs everyday, sometimes twice a day. I hope you keep coming back...
This is another shot from the Route 30 tractor trailer fire. Units are going westbound in the eastbound lane for best access.
Have a great weekend and GO PHILLIES!!!
Wednesday, October 28, 2009
Working Tractor Trailer Fire...
Hey Everyone,
Hope your having a good week. This was taken yesterday on Route 30 in the western part of Lancaster County. My company was dispatched to assist another department with a well involved tractor trailer that was on fire. If you were one of the unfortunate souls that was stuck on Route 30 yesterday for a few hours, Sorry!
Have a great day!
Monday, December 22, 2008
First Fire Call...
Wednesday, December 17, 2008
Towers first in again...

Hey everyone,
Wyatt and I were out doing errands when I heard PD get advised of a reported building fire and we were actually just less then 5 minutes away from where the call was at. So I asked Wyatt If he wanted to go see some fire trucks and he was all smiles, so away we went. The additional info was an odor of rubber burning inside the business. My former department, Roherstown Fire Company took it first in with the ladder truck.
Units cleared the incident after about 15 minutes.
Have a great week!!
Woody
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