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2008

Fire Totals

Month Fire EMS
Jan: 15 58
Feb: - 50
Mar: 11 48
Apr: 17 52
May: - 52
Jun: - 40
Jul: 3 54
Aug: 11 64
Sep: 10 39
Oct: - -
Nov: - -
Dec: - -
Total: 111 -

2009 ARCHIVED NEWS & INCIDENTS

2008 - 2009

Jan-Feb-Mar-Apr-May-Jun-Jul-Aug-Sep-Oct-Nov-Dec


RESIDENTIAL STRUCTURE FIRE - CENTRE TOWNSHIP

January 7 - County alerted Company 8 and a tanker from Co. 10 for a trailer fire on Laurel Grove Rd.  Engine, Tanker an Rescue 8 responded.  Chief 10 arrived on scene shortly with normal conditions advising the fire was out.


CHIMNEY FIRE - CENTRE TOWNSHIP

January 9 - Company 8  was dispatched to Roth Road for a chimney fire.  Engine, Rescue, Tanker 8 and Ambulance 89-2 responded.  Enroute, County advised that the homeowner called back advising they thought the fire was out.  Units continued to the scene to confirm the homeowners findings.

Steve Kidd, Photographer


AUTO ACCIDENT - CENTRE TOWNSHIP

January 11 - At 0456 hrs, New Bloomfield Fire Co. and EMS were dispatched to 96 Irish Road for an auto accident.  Rescue 8 and Ambulance 89-2 responded with 16 personnel.  Chief 8-2 arrived on scene and advised 1 vehicle overturned and 1 patient sign-off.  Units arrived on scene, controlled traffic and assisted the roll back operator with a Ford Excursion that was overturned. 

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AUTO ACCIDENT - BLOOMFIELD BORO

January 12 - New Bloomfield Fire Co. and EMS and Newport EMS were dispatched to an auto accident on South Carlisle Street in New Bloomfield.  Engine and Utility 8 and Ambulances 89, 89-2 and 109 responded.

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Steve Kidd, Photographer


SHERMANSDALE TIGER CUB PACK #94 TOURS THE FIREHOUSE

January 13 - The New Bloomfield Fire Company Junior members gave a tour, presentation and firetruck rides to the Shermansdale Tiger Cub Pack #94.


AUTO ACCIDENT - OLIVER TOWNSHIP

January 14 - The New Bloomfield Fire Co. and Ambulance 89-2 were dispatched for an auto accident with possible confinement on Middle Ridge Rd. at the cemetery, in place of Newport Fire Co. who were at a structure fire.  Rescue 8 and Ambulance 89-2 responded.  Enroute, Ambulance 89-2 was placed in service by Ambulance 109.  Rescue 8 arrived on scene with a 4 vehicle accident and negative confinement.  The Rescue crew assisted with traffic control and debris removal. 

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LANDISBURG PACK #73 TOURS THE FIREHOUSE

January 20 - Cub Scout Pack #73 from Landisburg came and toured the firehouse.  While there, they were show equipment and went on a fire truck ride.


THANKS FOR A SUCCESSFUL CHICKEN BBQ AND SOUP SALE

January 24 - The Company held a chicken bbq and kettle corn soup sale.  The Officers would like to thank the 26 members who cooked and sold chicken and kettle corn soup.  


AUTO ACCIDENT - WHEATFIELD TOWNSHIP

January 26 - At 2043 hrs, County dispatched Rescue 8 and Ambulance 89 for an auto accident on New Bloomfield Road.  County advised responding units of a vehicle over the embankment with possible negative injuries.   

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Steve Kidd, Photographer


AUTO ACCIDENT - CARROLL TOWNSHIP

January 28 - After receiving a dusting of snow, County alerted Rescue 8 and Ambulance 89-2 for a vehicle accident on Huckleberry Rd, off of Sandy Hollow Road.  Rescue 8 and Ambulance 89-2 arrived on scene to find a Jeep Liberty over a small embankment.  EMS evaluated the patient while the Rescue crew checked for fluid leaks and provided traffic control, until the arrival of PSP.

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FIRE POLICE TRAINING AT NBFC8

February 1 - The New Bloomfield Fire Company hosted a Basic Fire Police class for the county.  10 members from NBFC8 completed the class.


SHIREMANSTOWN FIRE CO. - STAND-BY

February 7 - Members of the New Bloomfield Fire Company stood by at Shiremanstown Fire Co, Cumberland Co, while their members attended the L.O.D.D. funeral and services for Silver Spring EMS member Barry John Naugle.  No calls were ran that day.


AUTO ACCIDENT - CENTRE TOWNSHIP

February 18 - With a light snow and sleet today, Rescue 8, Ambulances 89-1 and 49 were dispatched to Shermans Valley Rd, in the area of Boose Road for an auto accident.

Steve Kidd, Photographer


2009 FIREMEN'S BANQUET

February 19 - Member's enjoyed a great roast beef meal serviced by the N.B. Ladies Auxiliary.  The evening progressed with guest speaker, Chuck Rhodes, the Fire Chief's, Fire Co. President's and EMS President's reports.  Thank you to Chuck for speaking and the Ladies Auxiliary for the meal.  2 gag gifts were presented for the evening.  First, the Assistant Chief's presented Chief Robb with a "Dr. Seuss' ABC" book for his unique filing/ naming system and the second, well, I promised out of respect to the guilty, that I wouldn't give the details or the name of the individual involved.  We will refer to the individual in the picture receiving some broken pieces from Utility 8, as Jane Doe.

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WORK AROUND THE FIREHOUSE - STATION 8

February 21 - The Officer's of the Company would like to thank Pete Ellerman and the junior fireman for installing the new cabinets in the Chief's office.


VEHICLE FIRE - WHEATFIELD TOWNSHIP

February 24 - Company 8 was dispatched to Wheatfield Township for a vehicle fire on Mountain Rd. near the entrance to Paradise Mobile Park.  Engine and Tanker 8 and Ambulance 89-2 responded and were advised to a truck fully involved.  Units arrived to confirm the dispatch.

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Steve Kidd & Don Walker, Photographers


RESCUE 8 ON-BOARD GENERATOR REMOUNT

February 28 - After 14 years of being mounted in Rescue 8 improperly, members removed and mounted it properly.  When W.S. Darley built the rescue in 1994, the generator was mounted backwards in the compartment.  Over the years, this worked fine.  However, in the last few years, we added a light tower and then last year, added another light tower.  The generator output still has room to expand, however, it was beginning to overheat as we increased its load.  Thank you to Weller's Dairy Farm for the use of the garage bay and skid loader.

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WORKING ON THE NEW BRUSH 8

March 1 - Members continued working on getting the new Brush 8 ready to be placed in service.

 

WEEKLY TRAINING - NBFD8

March 4 - The weekly Wednesday night training consisted of packaging patients, both adults and pediatrics, on backboards for full immobilization,  and then secured in a stokes basket.  After that was completed, members trained on lighting.

 

GIRL SCOUTS TOUR NBFD8

March 5 - The Brownies and Girl Scouts came to the firehouse for a tour and presentation.

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WOODS FIRE - WHEATFIELD TOWNSHIP

1967 BRUSH 8 ANSWERS LAST CALL OF DUTY

-- "GOING OUT WITH A BANG!"  --

March 7 - New Bloomfield Fire Co. was dispatched to 110 Hunkey Hollow Rd, in Wheatfield Twp. for a brush fire in place of Duncannon Fire Co.  DFC. was committed to another brush fire in Penn Twp.  Engine, Tanker, Brush and Utility 8 responded.  Engine 8 arrived on scene to find a 1/2 acre of woods burning.  A 200 ft. line was pulled from Engine 8 and Brush 8 proceeded up a road in the woods and began working the fire from the far side.  Brush and Utility 2 arrived on scene to finish helping with hot spots. 

 

Steve Kidd, Photographer

The New Bloomfield Fire Co. would like to thank the Bureau of Forestry for 33 great years with Brush 8.  In 1978, DER supplied the company with a 1967 surplus Jeep for a brush firefighting support unit.  Over the years, the Jeep provided a valuable service to the community.  With safety in mind, the company took delivery of a 1987  3/4 ton Chevy truck as a replacement vehicle.  Over the past months, the "new" Brush 8 was painted and equipped for service.  During its transition from a camouflage to red truck that was equipped with a skid unit, two brush trucks were utilized as needed, with the ultimate plan of removing the 1967 Jeep from service when the 1987 Chevy was complete.  The plan was expedited during the brush fire on March 7.  The Jeep was parked on an inclined woods road, emergency brake set and wheel appropriately chocked.  After a few minutes of being on scene, the Jeep decided to have an emergency brake failure and as a result of the soft ground, the Jeep tire sunk the chock in the ground enough that the wheel flipped the chock and it started down the road backwards at a steady rate of speed.  After the wheel made a sharp turn to the right, the brush continued through some brush and small trees towards a ravine.  As the trees hit the door, the door release button was depressed and the door opened, resulting heavy door damage.  Once the fire was out, the door was removed from the brush so it could be driven back home.  At the station, members scurried to make the final modifications to get the 1987 Chevy in service.

Does the face on the right look familiar?  John, left and Jane Doe, right (no relation to each other and, yes, Jane Doe again.......)  Check out the pictures from the banquet on Feb. 19.  Maybe Jane Doe needs a little more driver training.  We certainly hope that Jane isn't required to drive for "her" job...


STRUCTURE FIRE - MILLER TOWNSHIP

March 11 - Engine and Rescue 8 were dispatched mutual aid for a structure fire on Lower Bailey Road.  Company 2 arrived on scene of the 10-box to find a working house fire, collapsed on the ground.  Engine 8 was sent to a pond on at the intersection of Lower Bailey Rd and Mahanoy Valley Rd, while the crew from Rescue 8 assisted with overhaul on the scene.

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AIR BAG TRAINING

March 18 - Company 8 members training on airbags.

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AUTO ACCIDENT - CENTRE TOWNSHIP

March 18 - At approximately 2300 hrs, County alerted Rescue 8 and the second ambulance from Company 8 for an auto accident on Spring Rd, in the area of Wayne's Transmission.  Rescue 8 arrived on scene to find a vehicle went through a split-rail fence, down and up an embankment, across Roth Rd. and into a guardrail backwards.  The occupants were out of the vehicle upon fire/EMS arrival.  Rescue 8 crew assisted with patient care, debris removal and traffic control.

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Don Walker, Photographer


BOY SCOUTS EARN MERIT SAFETY BADGE

March 21 - Several members from NBFD8 taught the area Boy Scout's their Fire Safety Merit Badge.  The day began with 2 hours of classroom instruction, covering home safety, fire safety, stop drop and roll, and burns.  Afterwards, they were shown how to properly fuel gas powered units, i.e. a lawn mower and a kerosene heater.  Later, they demonstrated that abilities to use a fire extinguisher.

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SHED FIRE - CENTRE TOWNSHIP

March 24 - The New Bloomfield Fire Co. and mutual aid units (Newport and Duncannon Fire Co.) were dispatched to the 100 block of Pine Grove Rd. for an unattached structure fire.  Units arrived on scene to a shed fire and surrounding contents burning.

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Steve Kidd, Photographer


GROUND LADDER TRAINING

March 25 - Company 8 members spent the evening training on ground ladders.  3 teams competed to get the necessary equipment, a marriage, pike pole, roof ladder and extension ladder to the building and ladders raised.  The time stopped when the extension ladder was raised and the fireman carrying the roof ladder up the ladder was at the top of the extension ladder.  Teams were critiqued, not only for time, but for proper techniques and safety.  Once this was completed, new members practiced raising and lowering ladders and the parts of a ladder.

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AUTO ACCIDENT - CENTRE TOWNSHIP

March 27 - Company 8, Ambulance 89 and Perry Medic 81 were dispatched for an auto accident on Shermans Valley Rd. between the Reeder Farm and Tressler Farms.  Units arrived on scene to find a pickup truck that sheared off two telephone poles.

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Steve Kidd, Photographer


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BASEMENT FIRE - BLOOMFIELD BORO

April 7 - County alerted the New Bloomfield Fire Co. to the basement of the courthouse for smoke and fire.  Prior to the arrival of the fire dept. a humidifier was found smoking.  The unit was disconnected from the power supply.  Crews from the Engine and Rescue ventilated the basement and confirmed there was no fire.

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Don Walker, Photographer


APPLIANCE, WATER SUPPLY AND HYDRANT TRAINING

April 8 - The weekly training night consisted of hose appliances, fittings and hydrants.  Members discussed portable pond and hydrant operations, as well as, supplying the engine.

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AUTO ACCIDENT - CENTRE TOWNSHIP

April 10 - County alerted Rescue 8 and Ambulance 89-2 for a vehicle accident into a pole.  Fire and EMS arrived on scene to find a pickup truck sheared off a telephone pole.  Crews assist PSP, who called it in by providing traffic control, while EMS obtained patient sign-offs.

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PORTABLE PUMP TRAINING

April 15 - The weekly training night consisted of pumping.  Juniors learned and operated portable pumps, while drivers/pump operators pumped with the tanker to two portable master streams.

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TURKEY SUPPER

April 18 - Members spent the day preparing and serving the turkey supper.  Thanks to those who supported the dinner and those who helped in preparing and enabling the diner to be a success.

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AUTO ACCIDENT - CENTRE TOWNSHIP

April 22 - Rescue 8 and Ambulance 89 were dispatched for a vehicle accident on Spring Rd, near Dix Hill Rd. for an auto accident with wires down.  Units arrived on scene to find a vehicle struck a pole and wires were hanging low.  The rescue crew cleaned up debris and rerouted traffic.

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Don Walker, Photographer


 

TREE FIRE - CENTRE TOWNSHIP

April 26 - Engine and Brush 8 were dispatched to the area of the 700 block of Shermans Valley Rd. for a tree fire.  Members extinguished the tree.

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WILDFIRE/BRUSH FIRE TRAINING

May 6 - The weekly Wednesday night training consisted of fighting wild/brush fires.  Members discussed fire advancement, how to attack and establishing fire lines.  The last part of the evening was going over the brush truck and the equipment carried on it.

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BUDDY BREATHING AND AIR STATION TRAINING

May 13 - The weekly Wednesday night training consisted of basic searches and buddy breathing.  Members were sent on a right-hand search through the firehouse.  Once down a flight of stairs and in a dark room, firefighters experienced a situation that required buddy breathing.  The firefighter in distress had to connect to their partner's buddy breathing connector in the dark as quickly as possible.  While the senior firefighters were doing this, the junior firefighters were learning how to change air cylinders and setting up an air station.

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COMMERCIAL STRUCTURE FIRE - WATTS TWP.

May 19 - Rescue 8 was dispatched at 0239 hrs for RIT on a commercial structure fire at the Amity Hall Inn.  Rescue 8 responded with 7 personnel and arrived on scene and setup RIT.  After it was determined a defensive mode, the rescue crew cut access holes in the chain link/barbed wire fence throughout the perimeter and established lighting with the light towers and ground lights.  Once overhaul began, the crew was available for RIT and later assisted with overhaul.

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Amity Hall Inn Photo Gallery


 

MEMORIAL DAY PREPARATION AT THE CEMETERY

May 20 - Every year, as Memorial Day approaches, members decorate the tombstones of our past fallen brothers and sisters.  It is a time to reflect on the lives of the individuals who made the New Bloomfield Volunteer Fire Company what it is today.  Without these men and women, we would not be who we are today.  Many individuals have gone before we were members and are only known by a name and the date they entered into eternal rest, but what they have done hasn't been forgotten and unnoticed.

 

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MOTORCYCLE ACCIDENT - CARROLL TWP.

May 22 - NBFD8 was dispatched to Mecks Corner for a motorcycle accident.  Units arrived to find the bike off the side of the roadway.

 

Don Walker, Photographer


 

LANDING ZONE - CENTRE TWP.

May 22 - Ambulance 89 and Perry Medic 81 were dispatched for a dirt bike accident.  EMS arrived on scene and requested Life Lion.  Rescue and Brush 8 responded to assist EMS and for flight operations. 

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MEMORIAL DAY PARADE

May 25 - The company participated in the Memorial Day Parade in New Bloomfield.

 

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DONATION FROM THE NB VFW

May 25 - The New Bloomfield Fire Co. and EMS would like to think the VFW for their generous contribution to each organization.  "Thank you from all of us".


 

WATER RESCUE - CENTRE TWP.

May 28 - Heaving rains began falling during the afternoon and continued over night.  NBFD8 had a busy night.  The first call came at 2138 hours for a water rescue on Cold Storage Road.  Rescue 8, Utility 8 and Ambulance 89 responded.  Rescue 8 and Ambulance 89 staged in the area, while Utility 8 found a vehicle stranded in the water.  The crew assisted the occupant to dry ground.  While responding and returning to the station, crews saw significant flooding and water running across the road ways.  Some places had 4-6 inches or more of water running over stretches of 30-50 feet of roadway.  After returning to quarters, the Boat 8 was placed on the Utility. 

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PUBLIC ASSIST AND PUMPING DETAILS

May 28 - Once crews returned from the water rescue, an individual came to the firehouse and advised their truck was stuck on a stone wall.  Several members went down the street with Brush 8 to free the pickup truck.  Once Brush 8 returned, the pumping details began.  As Chief 8 began looking at basements and getting the list, a crew began to start the list pumping them.  While pumping the first basement, NBFD8 was called again for another boat rescue/vehicle stranded in the water on Spring Rd, Centre Twp, near Huckleberry Road.  During the night, 5 basements were pumped in and around town.  Crews were out until 6am Friday morning.


 

WATER RESCUE - CENTRE TWP.

May 28 - While pumping basements, Rescue and Utility 8 and Ambulance 89 were dispatched for a vehicle stranded in the water on Spring Rd, Centre Twp, near Huckleberry Rd.  The driver attempted to across a bridge in high water in a flooded section of the road.  Crews arrived to find the driver panicking and in the middle of the water.  Members used Boat 8 to rescue the driver.

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MUTUAL AID WATER RESCUE - TYRONE TWP.

May 28 - Landisburg Fire Co. was called out for a water rescue and requested Boat 8 for assistance.  Chief 4 had several homes with lights on under water and two leaking propane tanks in the water.  Boat 8 arrived on scene and inspected the propane tanks.  The one was empty on our arrival and the second was not accessible by boat or foot.  All homes were checked and only one had occupants and they wanted to stay. 


 

MUTUAL AID WATER RESCUE - PENN TWP.

May 29 - Boat 8 had a busy morning on Friday.  They were requested within seconds to go two different calls.  Shermansdale Fire Co. was dispatched for a water rescue and requested Boat 8, but County advised Chief 12 that the Boat was just being called to Duncannon.  Duncannon Fire Co. was called to a private campground on Dark Hollow Rd, Penn Twp, for a water rescue.  There were two campers with occupants that were underwater.  After determining the best access to the campers, Brush 2 and Utility and Boat 8 crossed a farm road and grass field.  On arrival, crews were amazed at what they encountered.  A camper was attached to a Chevy Suburban and was mostly underwater and an RV underwater as well.  Members went out in the boat to rescue each campers occupants, while other members went down stream with throw bags, if needed.  4 occupants were rescued and brought to dry ground and evaluated by EMS.

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CARSON LONG MILITARY INSTITUTE GRADUATION

May 29 - Over the years, Carson Long Military Institute Cadets have began becoming active members of the fire company.  This past year, we had several members graduate.

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FIREFIGHTER SENTEIO KILLED IN AUTO ACCIDENT

May 30 - The Officers of the New Bloomfield Vol. Fire Company are saddened to announce the passing of Abraham "Abe" Senteio.  Abe, 19, was killed early this morning in a 2 vehicle accident on Spring Rd, Carroll Twp.  Abe was riding in a car with his girlfriend when they were struck head-on by a vehicle that crossed the center line.  Abe's girlfriend and the other driver were flown to Hershey Medical Center by Life Lion.  Our thoughts and prayers go out to Abe's family and the other victims and their family's.

 

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PAYING RESPECT TO FIREFIGHTER SENTEIO

June 3 - NBFC 8 members attended the viewing and funeral of Firefighter Senteio.


 

MUTUAL AID AUTO ACCIDENT - JUNIATA TWP.

June 1 -  Two ambulance from NBFCEMS were dispatched class 1 to assist Newport Fire Co. and EMS with a head-on  auto accident on Middle Ridge Rd, Juniata Twp.  Dispatch advised Newport Fire Co. of multiple vehicles with entrapment, with one individual entrapped under a vehicle and ejection.  Chief 10 requested Rescue 8 for mutual aide.  Units disentangled the entrapped and landed multiple helicopters at the scene.  The original vehicle struck and killed a deer and the second vehicles collided shortly after.

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Steve Kidd, Photographer


 

RURAL WATER SUPPLY TRAINING

June 6-7 - NBFD hosted a rural water supply class. The classroom training was held at the firehouse and the hands-on training was done along the lake at Little Buffalo State Park.  Thanks to the surrounding companies who also participated in the training.

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EQUESTRIAN ACCIDENT - CENTRE TWP.

June 21 - Rescue and Utility 8, Ambulance 89 and Perry Medic 81 were dispatched to Huckleberry road for an equestrian accident.  Rescue 8 staged on the hard road while Utility 8 and Ambulance 89 proceeded to the patient in a field.  EMS determined the necessity for Life Lion, so Utility 8 landed Life Lion in the field, on the scene.


 

4th OF JULY CARNIVAL SETUP

June 22-30 - New Bloomfield Vol. Fire Co. members spent the evenings preparing for the 4th of July carnival, to be held at the New Bloomfield Elementary School ball fields.  Many hours of hard-work and sweat have gone into preparing for this years carnival.  Thanks to those to left behind their families and toe nails (sorry Rick, I had to say that....) for those several hectic weeks.

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AUTO ACCIDENT - CENTRE TWP.

June 22 - County alerted Rescue 8, Ambulance 89-1 and C/M 83 for an auto accident on Boose Rd, off of Mannsville Rd.  Enroute, County advised that a male PT was at a nearby house.  Rescue 8 arrived on scene to find no PT.  Crews used a T.I.C. to search nearby corn fields for any occupants.  1 patient was flown to by Life Lion to Hershey Medical Center.

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AUTO ACCIDENT - CENTRE TWP.

June 30 - Rescue 8 and EMS were alerted for an auto accident on Paige Hill Rd.  County advised units a vehicle was over a 30 foot embankment.  Units arrived on scene to find 1 vehicle over a small embankment at the edge of the road.

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2009 NEW BLOOMFIELD VOL. FIREMEN'S CARNIVAL

June 30 - July 4 - The 2009 NBFD carnival kicked off to nice weather, with only a little rain several evenings.  More amusement rides were added this year, as well, as other entertainment throughout the evenings.  For those who came to the carnival, a fun-time was had by all.

"THANK YOU COMMUNITY FOR YOUR CONTINUED SUPPORT"

The Fire Company would also like to thank the following individuals...

* Use of their trailers *

Frank Manslow

Steve Kidd

Dick Groff

Foster Sheaffer

Ian Beal

Jason Hoffman

* For the gator and trash cleanup *

Jim Turnbaugh

* Campbell's Trucking for the donation of a 53 foot trailer for storage of the carnival stands *

* Kirby Kitner for pulling the 53 foot trailer *

* Newport EMS for the standby while Ambulances 89 & 89-1 were on emergency calls *

And.......Last but not least, The Firemen for all their hard work, dedication and time given to the company!

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AUTO ACCIDENT - CARROLL TWP.

July 18 - County alerted Rescue 8, Ambulance 89-1 and P/M 81 for a motorcycle accident at Deimler's Tire Shop.  Units arrived on scene to find that the second vehicle fled the scene.  The vehicle was later found several miles from the scene.  1 patient was flown to Hershey Medical Center via Life Lion.

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Don Walker, Photographer


THE FIREMEN'S CLUB OUTING

July 18 - The annual Firemen's Club Outing was held at the New Bloomfield Sportsman's Club.  Thanks to Peachy Quill for making the home-made ice cream.  Members enjoyed kettle corn soup, chicken and ice cream, as well as some social beverages.  Thanks for another successful year of Club activities!

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Don Walker, Photographer

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AUTO ACCIDENT - CENTRE TWP.

August 1 - County alerted Rescue 8, Ambulance 89-1 and P/M 81 for an auto accident at 530 Shermans Valley Rd.  Units arrived on scene to find a vehicle with multiple roll-over and no one around.  Fire personnel used a T.I.C. to search the fields and yards in the area of the vehicle.  The Rescue crew controlled traffic until the roadway was opened.

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Don Walker, Photographer

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