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7 days ago

On Sunday 12 May 2019 @ 0101hrs Company dispatched to the intersection of US Rt. 291 & Saville Avenue for a multi vehicle collision with injuries.

Engine 12 under the command of Asst. Chief R. Weed responded along with Ambulances 48 (Tinicum Twp Fire Co) 67 (Woodlyn Fire Co), CCMC Medic Units, and 12th District Fire Police for traffic control.

On arrival found two vehicles with heavy impact damage and injuries to occupants. Victims transported to CCMC for treatment.

Highway cleaned up and opened up to normal traffic flow. Engine restored to service and cleared incident. Accident investigation being conducted by Eddystone Police Department.

Thank you to our mutual aid partners for thier response and assistance. ... See MoreSee Less

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Was Always a bad intersection. Back in the 70’s we had plenty of them there. Hope everyone was ok.

Eddystone Fire Company No. 1 is with Charles Holloman and Rednek Eagles.

1 week ago

To all the Mom's out there we wish you a very Happy and Safe Mother's Day ... See MoreSee Less

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Eddystone Fire Company No. 1

1 week ago

On Saturday 11 May 2019 @ 0339hrs Company dispatched on a mutual aid confirmed working multi alarm commercial building fire @ Chester Pike & Amosland Road, Prospect Park Borough.

Engines 12 and 12-1 under overall command of Chief A. Walsh made the response.

On arrival 12-1 under the command of Dep. Chief Reeves III directed by incident command Lieutenant T. Dormer (8 - Prospect Park Fire Co) to the rear of the property. E12 under the command of Chief A. Walsh to stage in the front of the fire building.

12-1 set up in the rear of the primary fire building & crew established water supply to the engine.
Entry into the rear of the primary fire building made advancing 2 - 1.75in attack lines off 12-1 with a crew from Company 8 (Prospect Park Fire Co).

Fire was knocked after aggressive attack on the interior of the structure.
Tower 49 (Milmont Fire Co.) arrived on location in the rear and set up truck operations on roof of the B side attached exposure building.
Companies opened up for ventilation, and extensive overhaul to interior.

Companies 50 (Middletown Fire Co) & 20 (Drexel Hill Fire Co) covered the Borough while Company committed to the fire ground.

Company released from incident, & engine restored to service at the station with the assistance from the crews of companies 50 & 20.
Thank you very much for your response & assistance. It was greatly appreciated.

Outstanding job to all companies on location, Incident Command and Control as well as Delaware County Fireboard. ... See MoreSee Less