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1st Annual Volunteer
Firefighters Sportsman's Raffle
The Perdix, West Enola, Duncannon and
Union Fire Companies are hosting our 1st Sportsman's Raffle
on Saturday, September 19 2009.
Click here to view the
upcoming prizes or
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Passing of a Life Time Member 6/18 The Duncannon Fire Company
regrets to announce the passing of a life time member of the
Fire Company. Gerald B. Leonhard passed away
on June 18, 2009 at the age of 73. Gerald's son's,
Bryan and Doug Leonhard, are still active members of the
company. Please see the
obituary from Pennlive.com on the left for further
information.
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Gerald B. Leonhard
Gerald B. Leonhard, 73, of 214 Faculty Road, Duncannon,
died Thursday, June 18, 2009 at his Penn Twp. home.
Born December 13, 1935 in Reading Pa, he was the son of the
late Richard Leonhard and Dorothy Hardin and step son of
Schuyler Hardin.
Jerry retired from Taylor Warton -Harsco Division after 32
years of service. He was a Duncannon High School graduate
and a United States Marine Corp veteran. He was an
assistant little league baseball coach and a trainer for
Susquenita Midget Football Association for many years. He
was life member of Duncannon Fire Co. # 1, a member of The
National Rifle Association, Pennsylvania Sheriff's
Association. He was also a member of the Duncannon American
Legion National Committee to preserve Social Security and
medicine, and the Duncannon Alumni Association.
Surviving are his wife Phyllis (Mutzabaugh) Leonhard. Two
sons, Bryan and wife Deidre and
Douglas and wife Lisa all of Duncannon. A brother Ronald of
Duncannon and a sister Alice Faye
Reinhart of Temple, PA. Four granddaughters, Brittany of
Harrisburg, Sierra, Azalyn and Jaylene all of Duncannon, and
many nieces and nephews.
Services will be held on Monday, June 22, 2009 at noon in
the Boyer Funeral Home, 230 N. High Street, Duncannon. Rev.
Donald E. Harbaugh and Rev. David Schreffler will
officiate. Burial, with full military honors, will be in
Union Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home on
Monday from 10 AM til the time of service.
Memorial contributions may be made to Heartland Hospice,
1200 Walnut Bottom Road, Carlisle, PA. 17013 or Christ
Lutheran Church, 115 Church Street, Duncannon, Pa. 17020
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Route
849
7/1 @ 0131 Company 2 alerted to Route 849 @
railroad underpass for an accident with entrapment.
Chief 2 (Worner) arrived to find a vehicle up the embankment
overturned. Squad 2 crew checked the vehicle for
occupants and found none. With a report of an
individual fleeing the scene crews searched for victims.
Squad crew found an unconscious victim in the high brush
about 25 feet from the vehicle. Medic 81 (West Shore)
requested Life Lion to fly. Engine 11 (Perdix) was
requested to set up LZ at Penn Twp. Municipal building.
Engine 2 crew searched the area for the victim that fled.
Crews cleared the scene and searched south of the scene.
No victim found. Cleared @ 0250.
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Dorothy "Dot" Hostetler Dorothy "Dot" Hostetler, 92,
daughter of the late Alex and Margaret (Percy) Taylor,
passed away June 8th at her beloved home of 62 years in
Duncannon.
Dot was an RN, and had worked at the Duncannon Dress
Factory. She was a 60 year member of Otterbein United
Methodist Church and a member of the Duncannon Ambulance
Association.
She was the widow of Charles W. Hostetler and was
preceded in death by a son Charles T. Hostetler, a brother
Alex Taylor, a sister Estelle Haracy and her dear friend
Jeannette Stoops.
Surviving are her son Barry L. Hostetler and his wife
Sandy, a daughter-in-law Sandra Hostetler, 5 grandchildren;
Barry Lynn, Daryl (Gloria), Pam Bieler (Eric), Tara Karleen
(Dan), Jill Gorner (Matt) , 6 great grandchildern and many
dear friends and neighbors.
Funeral services will be held at 12pm (Noon) on Friday,
June 12, 2009 in the Ronald C.L. Smith Funeral Home, 325 N.
High St, Duncannon, with Rev. Donald L. Harbaugh
officiating. Burial will be private at the convenience
of the family in Union Cemetery, Duncannon,
Viewing will be from 10am until 12pm (Noon) on Friday in
the funeral home.
In lieu of flowers memorial contributions in Dot's honor
may be made to St. Jude's Children's Research Hospital 501
St. Jude Place Memphis, TN 38105 or to The Smile Train
28th Floor 41 Madison Ave. New York, New York 10010.
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Passing of a long
time member
6/08 The Duncannon Fire Company
regrets to announce the passing of a long time member of the
Ladies Auxiliary. Dorothy "Dot" Hostetler passed away
on June 8, 2009 at the age of 92. Please see the
obituary from Pennlive.com on the left for further
information.
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Amity Hall Inn
5/19 At 0242 Box 9-02 was dispatched for a
working structure fire. Engines 9, 2, 5, CC20, DC29-1,
Rescues 9, 2, 8, 5, 11, Trucks DC32, DC34, Tankers 9, 5, 6,
10, DC29, DC38, DC216, Utility 2, Brush 2, Traffic 2, and DC
Canteen 29 were all called to the scene. Multiple
transfers were also completed. Units arrived to find
heavy fire showing from the main building, with extension
into the south wing. An initial interior attack on the
south wing was called off due to concerns about building
stability. A partial collapse of side A of the main
building occured shortly thereafter. Two water
supplies were secured, one at the Amity Hall Boat Launch for
LDH and one at the Lions Club Park for filling tankers.
Control was marked at 0537, with units remaining on scene
for another 5 hours for extensive overhaul. Following
overhaul, crews spent another two and a half hours putting
the rigs back in service. There were no injuries
reported, and ABC27 reports that state police have 5
suspects in custody for suspected arson. The Inn had
been abandoned for approximately 20 years due partially to
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22/322 Pin Job
5/07 At 0125 while on standby at
Marysville firehouse, Company 2 was alerted for an accident
with unknown injuries on 22/322 in front of the Clarks Ferry
Truck Stop. The Rescue was on the street immediately
with 10, and the Engine was out the door shortly after with
3. Engine 2 arrived and advised they had a car vs
tractor trailer with heavy entrapment. Crews split up
and set up scene lighting while the second crew began
extrication. The roof was removed, the dash rolled and
the drivers seat cut in order to remove the patient. |
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Hose Testing
5/7 Members tested some more of the
fire hose. |
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W Routes 22&322
5/4 @ 1536 Squad 2 dispatched to Rts 22&322
westbound west of Mountain Rd for an auto accident.
Squad arrived to find the accident was in Middle Paxton Twp.
Co.38 (Dauphin) had already been alerted. A Tractor
Trailer hauling road paint had struck the median and
overturned into the berm spilling its contents on both east
and westbound lanes. Tanker 2 was requested for decon.
Traffic and Utility 2 were requested for traffic control.
This was an extremely difficult time for evening rush hour
commuters as Routes 11&15 was also closed due to a previous
fatal accident. Squad crew provided hazard containment
and also flowed approximately 11,000 gallons of water to
clean up spill.
Units cleared and the road was opened @
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Dellville Rd Car Fire
4/30 @ 1728 Squad and Tanker 2 alerted to
166 Dellville Rd. for a car fire. Tanker 2 arrived to
find a well off passenger vehicle. Tanker crew
stretched a 150' attack line and extinguished the fire.
Squad 2 crew assisted with overhaul. Cleared @ 1812. |
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Paradise Rd Woods Fire
4/26 @ 1206 Company 2 dispatched to 80
Paradise Rd for a woods fire. Engine, Tanker, Brush
and Utility 2 with assistance from Tanker and Brush 9 (New
Buffalo) and Tanker and Utility 8 (New Bloomfield) contained
and extinguished the fire. Cleared @1422. |
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Fisherville Worker
4/9 @ 1757 Squad 2 was requested to
assist Co.216 (Fisherville) with a working house fire.
Squad crew assisted with extinguishment and overhaul.
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Route 274 pin
4/2 @1748 Company 2 was alerted to
Route 274 and Locust St. for an auto accident involving a
motorcycle. Squad 2 crew stabilized the vehicle,
removed the drivers side door for patient removal and
applied absorbent to leaking fluids. Fire Police
controlled traffic. Cleared @ 1830.
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Clarks Ferry Bridge pin
3/27 @ 2008 Company 2 was dispatched to the
Clarks Ferry Bridge, westbound, for an auto accident
involving a motorcycle. Chief 2 (Worner) arrived to
find a motorcycle on its side with the driver entangled.
Medic 81 requested Life Lion. Engine 2 was dispatched
to handle landing zone. Squad 2 crew stabilized the
motorcycle, extricated the driver and controlled leaking
gasoline. Fire Police controlled traffic.
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Lower Bailey Rd Job
03/11 @ 0330. Company 2 was alerted to a structure
fire in the 300 Block of Towpath Road. Rescue, Engine
and Tanker 2 went enroute and were advise by county that the
calls were being recieved from 322 and put the fire in that
area. Additional calls to Perry County Communications
gave the correct location of the fire to be on Lower Bailey
Road, making this a Company 10 (Newport) Box.
Duncannon units arrived to find a fully envolved structure
that had already began to collapse. Crews pulled 2
lines of of Rescue 2 and began to work on extinguishment.
Company 2 remained on the scene to assist with overhaul and
was released just after 7am. |
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Field Fire
03/07 @ 1022 Company 2 was alerted to a
field fire on Fritz Drive. Engine, Tanker and
Brush 2 responded to find aproximately 5 acres involved.
Tanker 2 supplied the Engine
which had 2 lines off, while the Brush took the far side of
the field. Tanker and Brush 9
(New Buffalo) were called to assist at the scene, and Engine
11-1 (Perdix) set up a fill site
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There were 32 calls for the month of February. The
Rescue responded 14 times, the Engine 7 times, the Utility 5
times, the Tanker and Traffic Unit 4 times and the Brush 2
times. There were 15 Automobile Accidents, 3 Medical
assists, 2 AED calls, CO alarms, Wires down, AFA's and
Structure fires, and 1 Smoke scare, Brush Fire, Controlled
Burn and Water Rescue. The average response per call
was 13. Members logged a total of 734.92 Hours of
service for the month. The Top 10 Responders were FF
Bissonnette with 22, Lt Weaver and FF May with 21, Lt
Hatcher with 19, AC Conrad, FP D. Conrad and FP Fuller with
17, DC Worner and JRFF Fuller with 15, and Chief Worner and
FF G. Sloan with 13. |
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Perdix Job
02/23 @ 1947 County dispatched the box
for a house fire on Firehouse Road in Perdix.
Engine 2 was out the door in about a minute, followed by
Tanker 2, Utility 2 and Traffic 2. Engine 11 went
responding and advised county of a working fire. Upon
arrival, Engine 11 (Perdix) then advised of possible
entrapment, however the occupant was found outside the
building a short time later. Engine 2 established
water supply and a tanker dump site on 11/15 at
Firehouse Road, and supplied Engine 6 (Marysville), while
the crew went inside and
assisted with the attack. Crews were on the scene
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Rescue Out of
Service
02/20 While enroute to the accident on 322,
Rescue 2 experienced a mechanical failure that put it out of
service. We would like to send a special thank you to
Kellers for assisting us with the tow, as well as the many
members of the community that offered their assistance with
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RTS 22&322
2/20 @ 1413 Company 2 dispatched to
Rts. 22&322 at the Red Rabbit Drive In for an accident with
unknown injuries. Chief 2 (Worner) arrived to find no
injuries with an oil spill from the truck. Rescue 2
experienced mechanical failure on the way to the call.
Engine 2 and Engine 29-1 (Halifax) were dispatched to
replace. Engine 2 crew applied absorbent to contain
the spill. Fire Police controlled traffic.
Cleared @ 1511. |
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Operation Save
a Life
The Duncannon Fire Company has
teamed up with ABC 27 and Kidde to offer free smoke
detectors to residents of Duncannon Borough and the
surrounding area. The best way to save lives is
through prevention. By installing a smoke detector on
each floor of your residence, your chances of surviving a
fire are greatly increased. Simply stop by the
firehouse or call 834-3234 to set up an appointment for
your FREE smoke detector. |
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Cove Road Farming
Accident with Flyout
02/07 @ 1553 Rescue 2 was dispatched
to assist Rescue 11 with a farming accident with flyout.
Crews arrived to find a patient injured by a P.T.O. shaft
from a farm tractor. Crews assisted with patient care
and set up a landing zone for Life Lion. |
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Glutz Hole Rd MVA
02/06 @ 1813 Rescue 2 was dispatched
to Glutz Hole Rd in the area of Dellville Rd for a motor
vehicle accident. The vehicle was found off the road
and partially in a creek bed with the occupant still inside.
Crews used the Nightmare Struts to stabalize the lower end
of the vehicle, while the up hill end was secured to the
Resuce using chains and come a longs. The patient was
then extricated and handed over to EMS for evaluation. |
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January
Recap |
Company 2 ran 23 calls in the month of January. The
Rescue responded 15 times, the
Tanker 5 times, the Engine 4 times, the Truck and Utility 3
times and the Traffic Unit 1 time. We rand 9
Auto Accidents, 2 structure fires and AED responses, and 1
each of smoke scares, brush
fire, furnace malfunction, hazmat, invetigation, AFA, Smoke
Detector activation,
transfer, Landing Zone setup and unattended cooking.
The average turnout per
call was 14. Members logged a total of 1374.9 hours of
service for the month. The top 10 responders for the
month were Lt. Hatcher with 19, FP S. Fuller, FF May and FF
Nevius with 17, AC Worner with 15,
Lt Weaver and FF G. Sloan with 14, and Chief Worner, FF
Wright and FF B. Leonhard with 12. |
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Route 849
Rollover
02/03 @ 0721 Rescue 2 was dispatched
for a motor vehicle accident with rollover on Route 849 in
the area of Pennells Church Road. While enroute, crews
encountered very icy conditions. The Rescue arrived to
find a single vehicle on its roof with the patient self
extricated. The fluid spills were contained, and the
rescue remained on scene awaiting Penn Dot and a tow truck. |
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Routes 11/15
Rollover
01/30 @ 0534. Company 2 was alerted to
a motor vehicle accident with rollover on Route 11/15
Southbound in the area of Duncannon Mountain. Crews
arrived to find a single
vehicle overturned with the patient self extricated.
Crews then provided lighting and assisted
with traffic control. |
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Cub Scout Tour
1/24 The Cub Scouts of Duncannon
were given a tour of both stations along with a ride on
Squad 2. |
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Halifax Worker
1/18 @ 1231 Squad 2 was alerted to assist
Co.29 (Halifax) at 34 N 2nd St in the Borough of Halifax for
a house fire. Personnel assisted with overhaul.
Cleared @ 1322. |
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Newport Worker
1/16 @ 1216 Squad and Tanker 2 were requested
to assist Co. 10 (Newport) at 166 Meadow Grove Rd. for a
house fire. The Squad was redirected to Green Valley
Campground on Juniata Parkway East to set up a fill site at
the river. Tanker 2 supplied Truck 10 at the scene.
Tankers were filled 4 times using approx. 10,000 gallons of
water. Cleared @1457.
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Rts 11&15 mva
1/12 @ 0759 Squad 2 alerted to assist
Co.11(Perdix) for an auto accident with injuries. A
pick up towing a trailer ran off the road into the trees.
Patient released by BLS after evaluation and signoff.
FD controlled traffic until PSP arrived. Cleared
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1/5 Tonight at the Penn Township Board of
Supervisors meeting, a compromise was reached between the
Duncannon Fire Company and the Township. THE DUNCANNON
FIRE COMPANY WILL CONTINUE TO PROVIDE SERVICE TO THE
RESIDENTS OF PENN TOWNSHIP IN 2009!! The township
commissioners passed a motion that they will enter into
talks with the fire company for the purpose of securing
future funding through the use of a fire tax, and the fire
company agreed to accept the previous contract that they had
rejected. Talks will begin between both parties in the
near future. THE DUNCANNON AND PERDIX FIRE COMPANIES
WOULD LIKE TO INVITE ALL MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC TO ATTEND AN
INFORMATIONAL MEETING TO BE HELD AT THE DUNCANNON FIRE
COMPANY SUBSTATION LOCATED AT 423 NEW BLOOMFIELD RD ON
SATURDAY THE 24TH OF JANUARY AT 3PM. The purpose of
this meeting will be for the fire companies to explain to
the public our stance in the funding battle as well as
answer any questions that the residents may have. We
encourage everyone to attend, and have any questions or
concerns you may have ready, so we may provide an answer to
you. Although a compromise has been reached, the
support of the public is still needed to help secure our
future.
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245 calls for the year. The Rescue responded 156
times, the Utility 70 times, the Tanker 40 times, the Engine
36 times, the Truck 34 times, the Brush 19 times, and the
Boat and Traffic Unit 6 times. We ran 86 auto
accidents, 21 structure fires, 15 trees/wires down and
automatic alarms, 13 medical assists, 12 transfers, 11 AED
responses, 10 brush fires, 7 vehicle fires and water
rescues, 5 good intent calls and pedestrian accidents, 4
smoke investigations, appliance fires, landing zones and
chimney fires, 3 debris removal, flooding and police
assists, 2 fuel spills, hazmats and propane leaks, and 1
search, traffic control, false alarm, carbon monoxide,
animal rescue and service calls. The average turnout
per incident was 12. The top 10 responders were Lt.
Hatcher with 154, FF Bissonnette with 142, AC Conrad with
136, Lt. Weaver with 133, FF Nevius with 124, FF May with
116, FC Worner with 112, DC Worner with 105, FF Keen with
98, and FP Fuller with 89. |
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DECEMBER
RECAP |
17 calls for the month of December. The Rescue
responded 11 times, the Utility 5, the Truck 3, and the
Brush, Engine and Traffic Unit 1 time. We ran 9 auto
accidents, 2 AED and tree down calls, and 1 gas leak,
transfer, landing zone, and structure fire. The
average turnout per call was 13. The top 10 responders
were Lt. Hatcher with 16, Lt. Weaver with 14, FF Wright with
13, FF May with 12, FF Nevius and FF Sloan with 11, FF
Dormida and Baker with 10, FF Bissonnette and JR FF Glenn
with 9. |
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Passing of a Fire
Fighter's Father |
12/27 The Duncannon Fire Company regrets to announce
the passing of FF Andrew Dormida's father. From
PennLive.com,
Lester T. Dormida, Jr., 72, of Harrisburg, died Saturday
in Hershey Medical Center.
He and his wife, the former Carol Hixon, celebrated their
33rd wedding anniversary on February 22, 2008.
Lester was currently employed by US Security, Harrisburg
having worked in security for 30 years.
Lester served in the Air Force during the Vietnam War.
In addition to his wife, Carol, he is survived by a son,
Andrew T. of Duncannon, Pa; daughters, Kim Lander, Karen
Sibley and Brenda; brothers, Thomas and Paul, sister, Gladys
Stettler; six grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
Our thoughts and prayers go out to the Dormida family and
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Adopt a Family
12/25 This morning, members of the
Duncannon Fire Company and Tubby's Nightclub management
delivered Christmas gifts to a Watts Township family.
We were approached by Tubby's and asked to assist them in
this program, and were glad to assist. Next year, we
hope to expand to at least three families. Donations
can be made at Tubby's Night Club
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Accident with
Rollover
12/21 At 0426, Rescue 2 was alerted to a
vehicle accident with rollover in the 600 block of Dellville
Rd. The rescue arrived to find a pickup truck that had
rolled repeatedly and was now resting on its wheels.
EMS arrived just prior to fire, and the patient was already
out of the vehicle and in their care when we arrived.
The crew secured the vehicle and cleared debris from the
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Duncannon Fire Company NEEDS the support of Penn Township
Residents
Fire
protection to the township may end on January 1st
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At the December monthly meeting, members of
the Duncannon Fire Company voted against signing a contract
with Penn Township for fire protection in 2009. In a funding
battle that has gone on with Penn Township for over five
years, the Township has refused to provide a significant
funding increase that is necessary to secure the future of
the Duncannon Fire Company. While multiple attempts have
been made to educate the Penn Township Board of Supervisors
and the public why this increase is necessary, it has fallen
on deaf ears. The officers and members of the Duncannon Fire
Company regret having to come to this decision, and cite
their reasoning as the acceptance of the fact that they can
not continue to provide the current level of service that
the township residents expect and deserve with the current
level of funding that is available to them. While we
appreciate the donations that residents have made to the
fire company, not everyone donates and not enough revenue is
generated by these donations to offset the high cost of
operation. While we understand the financial burden this
funding increase will place on residents, we see it as the
only feasible and economic option. Without the services of
the Duncannon Fire Company, Township residents will most
likely see a significant increase in their home owners
insurance, and many areas of the township will no longer be
eligible for renters insurance. We believe this increase
will cost residents far more than the proposed funding
increase. As stated in Pennsylvania law, local
municipalities are required to ensure the proper level of
funding to the emergency services that protect their area.
To this point, Penn Township has been grossly negligent in
fulfilling this duty. We request the residents of Penn
Township be present at the next meeting of the Penn Township
Board of Supervisors on December 30th at 7pm in
order to voice their opinions an concerns in this matter.
Members of the Duncannon Fire Company will be present to
answer questions regarding this decision.
We would again like to offer our sincerest
apologies to the residents of Penn Township, and hope you
will attend the meeting to show your support for the only
fire company in Perry County that has received recognition
by the state for the level of training that its members have
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TRAFFIC 2
It’s finally here! Traffic 2
is complete and has made history as the first traffic unit
in Perry County. It was placed in service in May of 2008 and
decaled in November of 2008.
Traffic 2 was started by Fire
Police Captain/Vice President Gary W. Hilbish Sr. in 2000.
When Gary went home to be with the Lord in 2001, the traffic
unit was put on hold. It was then started again in 2007 by
newly appointed Fire Police Captain Kevin Trevenen and
Lieutenant Gary W. Hilbish Jr., who is the son of Gary Sr.
Both have put countless hours into it until completed. This
could not have been accomplished without the help and
support of other Fire Police members and the Fire Company
with fundraisers and donations. Also thanks to local
organizations and municipalities for their contributions.
Traffic 2 has been dedicated
to the memory and honor of Captain/VP Gary W. Hilbish Sr.
for his loyalty and services to the Fire Company, Fire
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Accident with Confinement on 11/15
12/11/08 @0945, Squad 2 was alerted
for a single vehicle mva on 11/15 Northbound just north of
322. The Squad arrived to find a single vehicle up on
the median wall with the driver still inside. Crews
broke out the chains and binders for the second time in a
week, and secured the vehicle to a PennDot plow truck that
was in the southbound lanes. The driver was extricated
and turned over to ems for evaluation. Crews were out
just under an hour. |
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Tonight, the members of the Duncannon Fire Company elected
new fire company officers for 2009. President-Kevin
Bissonnette; Vice President-Cody Weaver; Treasurer-Tom
Patterson; Secretary-Doug Leonhard; Membership
Secretary-Nathan Hatcher; Trustees-Ethan May and Scott
Fuller. The Fire Officers are Fire Chief Byron Worner,
Deputy Fire Chief Bryan Worner, and Assistant Fire Chief
Karl Conrad. We would like to thank the outgoing
officers for their time and commitment to running this
company over the past year. |
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Line and Eboard Officers |
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State
Participating Program
11/24 Co. 2 is now recognized as a
Participating Department of the Pennsylvania Fire Service
Certification Program according to the Office of the State
Fire Commissioner. |
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