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Monday, 08 February 2010 |
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Today around 13:00 Station 44 was dispatched for an odor investigation in Sylvania Township reported Natural Gas just past the new bridge. Cheif 44-10 (C.Cooney) and Chief 44-71 (S.Orlowski) responded at time of dispatch to the scene.
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Friday, 05 February 2010 |
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Attention
Any Resident who had property damage or damage to their home or business from the January 25th Flooding Event should plan to attend. Potter County Department of Emergency Services stresses the importance of reporting flood damage during emergency situations. This workshop is to help not only those who have already reported their damage but also to help those who did not report their damage.
Small Business Administration News Media Release
February 5, 2010
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Thursday, 04 February 2010 |
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Sinnamahoning Fire & Ambulance
PO Box 74
Sinnamahoing, PA 15861
Class Announcement
Thermal Imaging Camera
This 3 hour classroom program deals with the concepts of using thermal imaging cameras in a fire situation. Information will be provided on the basic use and the types of equipment available.
March 22, 2010
6:30 – 9:30
Registrations due by
March 17, 2010
Call Brandie Sherry @ 814-546-9117 or e-mail
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Mercy Flight Landing Training |
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Thursday, 04 February 2010 |
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When: Sunday, April 18, 2010
1:00 pm
Where: Austin Fire Station
Mercy Flight Crew will be landing at the Austin Area School between 12:00-12:30 pm.
Training instruction will be held at the Austin Fire Station.
Program held weather permitting.
This program is designed to educate Fire & EMS personnel (including Junior Members) about:
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Tuesday, 02 February 2010 |
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Today at around 1300 hours Station 44, 46, and 10 were tapped out for a mutual aid call in Coudersport (Station 48). Within minutes Engine 44-2 (Chief 44-30, Lt. 44) and Rescue 44-8 (Chief 44-10)
responded to the borough of Coudersport for a fully involved structure
fire. In route Engine 44-2 contacted Coudersport Command (Chief 48-20)
to ask for their on-scene orders. Command wanted Engine crew to pull
line off of 48-2 and provide outside support of structure and Rescue
crew to provide manpower where needed along with assisted filling Air
Bottles with the Rescues Cascade System. Austin units were back in
quarters at around 1600 hours
 
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Thursday, 28 January 2010 |
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n Bradford City (Station 1) this afternoon, a second alarm house fire resulted in 2 firefighters being injured, one critical with burns. Initial and unconfirmed reports indicate that a firefighter fell approximately 10 feet from a ladder resulting in minor injuries, and another firefighter was making an attack on the well-involved second floor when his facepiece became dislodged, causing him to inhale super-heated smoke and gases. Firefighter Todd McClain was transported to Bradford Regional Medical Center, where he was sedated and intubated before being transfered to Erie County Medical Center - Buffalo Burn Unit with severe respiratory burns. Chief 44 (D. VanWhy) and the entire Austin Fire Dept. sends out thier thoughts and prayers to the Bradford City Fire Company, and FF Mclain and his family
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Wednesday, 20 January 2010 |
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The Austin Fire Dept would like to host a Pump 1 Operations class and a Radio Communications class In the near future. There has to be at least 15 people to sign up in order to have the classes. The Pump Ops 1 class will be instructed by Ron Adams. The specific course title of the Radio Communications has not yet been determined and will be updated when specific information on the course is available. Hopefully we can get the 15 people we need to hold the courses. Anyone interested in the above classes may contact Justin Moate at
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Monday, 18 January 2010 |
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Today at around 0315, Station 44 was dispatched to a search in Wharton Twp. Tioga County reported that the individuals who were on that road would be located anywhere between Williams Gas Company and Kettle Creek side of the Montour Rd. Rescue 44-8, UTV 44-14 w/ Chief 44, Ambulance 44-7 w/ Chief 44-60 and Chief 44-70, and Chief 44-30 all responded. Once on scene Chief 44 established Austin Command and began to set up plans on how the crews would search for these individuals. UTV 44-14 and Chief 44-30 began going out the Montour Rd within 15 minutes of being on scene Tioga County advised us that Kettle Creek (Station 26) had found the individuals on their side of the Mountain. Station 44 was back in quarters a little after 0400 hours.
Command- Chief 44 (D. VanWhy)
Chief Onscene: Chief 44 (D. VanWhy), Chief 44-30 (J. Burgett), Chief 44-60 (C. Zenns), Chief 44-70 (J. Moate)
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