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 18:14 hrs. Stations 4 & 2 were dispatched to Washington & Rose St. for a pole fire. Chief 771 was first to arrive finding no fire and canceling all units before going en-route.
At 16:23 hrs. Stations 1,3,&4 were dispatched to 26 Taggersville Rd. for a brush fire. Chief 771 was first to arrive finding a small brush fire almost out and held the call to the first engine and cancelling station 4 brush units.
At 12:05 hrs. Station 4 while standing bye in Shendoah was requested to 226 S. Ferguson St. for another structure fire. Engine 784 along with Ladder 770 and Schuylkill hose units were sent and advised that the fire was reported to be small.
At 11:12 hrs. Station 4 and Ladder 770 were requested to 208 W. Centre St. in Mahanoy City for a stand-bye in the citizens fire company due to a large fire in the borough of shendoah. Engine 784 responded and while en-route was advised that they would be covering the borough and the interstate for f...
At 17:31 hrs Stations 4 & 2 were dispatched to 206 Pitt St. for fluids down for a leaking vehicle. Engine 784 and 782 went en route and were advised by Chief 773 that only one engine would be needed and he placed 784 available.
At 16:45 hrs. the TFD was dispatched to 325 Hazle St. for a chimney fire. Chief 771 was first to arrive updating nothing showing. One engine from all companies went responding. Chief 771 advised that it was a malfunctioning oil burner and held the call to 782 and 776.
At 17:09 hrs. Stations 4 & 3 were dispatched to 349 Owl Creek Rd. for a tree down. Chief 773 was first to arrive finding a large tree down blocking the road and also had taken down power lines. Crews secured the road and waited for PPL to arrive to secure power.
At 15:33 hrs the TFD was dispatched to 212 Penn St. for a structure fire. Units arrived to find a fire in the basement of the address. The fire was quickly knocked down. Chief 771 had command.
At 18:07 hrs Stations 4 & 2 were dispatched to Owl Creek Rd. and Rt. 309 for a MVA. Engine 782 was first to go responding and was advised of a motorcycle off the road and up an embankment. Chief 771 arrived and took command hold the call to just one engine placing 784 in service.
At 12:55 hrs. Stations 4 & 2 were dispatched to Penn and Hunter Sts. for an MVA. Engine 782 was first to arrive reporting no injuries only fluids and held engine 784 in station.