Thursday Nov. 16th, the officers and members prepared retired engine 784 to leave South Ward. She was purchased by a private individual in Virginia. Retired engine 784 served us and the borough of Tam...
The South Ward Fire Co is proud to announce the arrival of our new 2017 Pierce Saber. New 784(in 2018 changed to unit #6514) has a 1500 GPM pump, 750 gallon tank and a 30 gallon foam tank. We would li...
The South Ward Fire Co. is proud to announce that we have been awarded a FEMA grant for over $400,000 for the purchase of new apparatus. We would also like to congratulate the East End, Citizens, and ...
At 09:43 hrs. the TFD RIT Team was dispatched to stand-bye for a possible response to Summit Hill at the Summit Hill Recreational Center for a possible structure fire.
At 20:54 hrs Stations 4 & 2 were dispatched to 327 Washington St. for a carbon monoxide detector activation. Squads 786 & 783 responded and crews investigated and found high levels of carbon monoxide in the residence.
At 14:41 hrs. the TFD was dispatched to 309 W Broad St. for a structure fire. Engine 776 was first to arrive and found nothing showing and held other units. Nothing was found and units were placed available.
At 09:17 hrs. Station 3 and Ladder 770 were dispatched to 107 N. Main St. in Mary-D for smoke in a structure. Units were canceled before going en route.
At 08:28 hrs. Stations 4 & 3 were dispatched to 92 Ben Titus Rd. in Rush Twsp. for a structure fire. Engines 784 an 778 responded to assist with manpower.
At 13:10 hrs. Stations 4 & 2 were dispatched to 244 Penn St. for an odor investigation. Units arrived to find a kerosene torpedo heater to be the cause of the odor coming from the neighboring house.
At 16:07 hrs. the TFD RIT Team was dispatched to 107 E. Patterson St. in Lansford for a possible house fire. Units were canceled before going en route.
At 16:08 hrs. Stations 4 & 2 were dispatched to Owl Creek Rd. and 309 South for an MVA with unknown Injuries. Units were canceled before going en route.
At 23:21 hrs. Stations 4 & 2 were dispatched to 227 Lafayatte St. for an odor investigation. Engines 784 and 782 responded and were advised of an unknown odor and one occupant with a headache. Crews went into the address with meters and found nothing.
