Today Station 44 got a crew around to take Engine 44-2 and Ambulance 44-6 to the Maple Festival Parade in Coudersport. Station 44 would meet with Station 46 (Roulette), Station 48 (Coudersport), Station 47 (Ulysses), Station 39 (Shinglehouse), and Station 5 (Westfield). The line up would be on Allegany Ave. and the parade would run down the length of Main Street. This would be the first parade of the season for Station 44, but surely not the last. The guys and gals will be heading to Shinglehouse in June to run through their parade.

Station 44 was toned out at 00:08 this morning for traffic control at the scene of a land slide on Route 872 1/2 mile north of Route 607 on the request of Car 45-20 (Austin Borough Police). Chief 44-20 (M.Bacon) and Chief 44-30 (J.Burgett) both responded at time of dispatch. Car 45-20 would also notify PennDot.

At 13:21 today Station 44 was toned out for mutual aid with Station 3 (Port Allegany) to the scene of a wildfire in Liberty Township on the Gardeau Road. Chief 44-30 (J.Burgett) and Chief 44-10 (C.Cooney) responded at time of dispatch. Moments later Patrol 44-4 with Patrol 44-14 responded followed by Engine 44-2. While en route Station 44 was recalled.
 
 
Units Responding - Patrol 44-4, Patrol 44-14, Engine 44-2

Tonight Station 44 was toned out at 18:41 to transfer an Engine and crew to stand by at Station 14 (Emporium), who were out on a wildfire. Engine 44-2 with Chief 44-20 (M.Bacon) would respond moments later. Thankfully there were no incidents that came about for the remainder of the night and Station 44 was released from stand by at 21:52 and would be back in quarters at 22:21

Officer In Charge – Chief 44-20

Units On Scene – Engine 44-2

This morning at 04:40 Station 44, Station 46 (Roulette), Station 10 (Galeton) were dispatched for mutual aid for a working fire in Coudersport (Station 48) at the intersection of Route 6 and 872. Chief 44-30 (J.Burgett) and Chief 44-20 (M.Bacon) responded at time of dispatch. Engine 44-2 responded moments later followed by Rescue 44-8, Chief 44-10 (C.Cooney) and Chief 44 (D.VanWhy).

At 01:12 this morning Station 44 and Station 48 (Coudersport) were dispatched for mutual aid to Roulette for a search of a missing person involved in an ATV accident. Chief 44-20 (M.Bacon) and Chief 44-70 (N.Burgett) responded at time of dispatch.

This afternoon Station 44 was toned out at 16:06 to a wildfire on the Gardeau Road in Norwich Township. Chief 44-20 (M.Bacon), Chief 44-10 (C.Cooney), Chief 44-70 (N.Burgett) all responded at time of dispatch. Patrol 44-4 with Patrol 44-14, Tanker 44-5, and Rescue 44-8 responded shortly after. Due to Tioga County 911 being extremely swamped all units were responding "Blindly". 

Today Station 44 was toned out at 13:05 to transfer an Engine and crew to standby at Station 14 (Emporium), who were out on a wildfire near Sterling Run. Chief 44-30 (J.Burgett) and Chief 44 (D.VanWhy) both responded at time of dispatch. Engine 44-2 would respond moments later. Once on scene at Station 14 the Engine crew would stage for a few hours before being upgraded to the scene.