February 23, 2010
Fire Box 1601
200 Block of Benner Road
This evening Company 16, Truck 217, Tanker 819 and Ambulance 8 were alerted to the 200 Block of Benner Road for a Dwelling Fire.
Reports stated the neighbor seen smoke coming from the rear of the residence. Chief 1603 (Shaffer) responded to the scene and upon arrival reported nothing evident from three (3) sides. Engines 1610 & 1614 responded and while in route, the box was placed into service, upon investigation it was found to be a dryer vent.
February 6, 2010
Fire Box 1602
2300 Block Of Nittany Valley Drive
This evening Company 16 and Ambulance 8 were alerted to the 2300 Block of Nittany Valley Drive for a vehicle accident with unknown injuries. Rescue 1618 responded with five (5) along with Engine 1610 and Fire Police. 1600 arrived in the area and found that it appeared the vehicle left the area and placed the box in service.
Units: Rescue 1618, Engine 1610, Company 16 Fire Police
Automatic Fire Alarm
Fire Box 1601
Company 16 alerted to the Nittany Country Club for an Automatic Fire Alarm. Chief 1600 arrived on the scene to find an alarm with water flow. Alarm ended up malfunctioning, tripping the Water Flow system. Engine 1610 handled the call.
Units: Engine 1610
Command: Chief 1600 (C Roan)
January 21, 2010
Box 1602
2100 Block Of Nittany Valley Drive, Walker Township
Company 16 alerted to Box 1602, the 2100 Block of Nittany Valley Drive for an Accident with no injuries.
Rescue 1618 arrived on the scene first to find one vehicle off the roadway into a ditch. Engine 1610 was placed available while in route. The Rescue and Fire Police operated on the scene a short time before going available.
Command: 1600 (C Roan)
Units: Rescue 1618, Engine 1610, Company 16 Fire Police
January 17, 2010
Fire Box 1603
950 Nittany Ridge Road, Marion Township
Company 16 alerted with CLINTON MICU 21 to Fire Box 1603, 950 Nittany Ridge Road, Marion Township for a Chimney Fire. Engine 1614 was the first arriving piece to report heavy smoke from the Chimney.
Crews went to work on clearing the Fire Box and dropping chains down the chimney.
Command: Chief 1600 (C Roan)
Units on the box: Engines 1614 & 1610, Rescue 1618, Tanker 1619, Company 16 Fire Police, CLINTON MICU 21-82
January 13, 2010
Fire Box 1602
Two Mile Drive, Walker Township
Company 16 alerted at 19:52 hours to Two Mile Drive, for an Automatic Fire Alarm in a Dwelling. Before responding, 1601 (Corman) was advised the alarm company called back wishing to cancel, false trip. Company 16 was placed available.
Units due: Company 16
January 12, 2010
Box 1601
287 Walizer Road
Company 16 alerted at 16:15 hours to Box 1601, 257 Walizer Road for Hazardous Conditions.
Engine 1610 responded and was advised that a 1,000 gallon fuel tank was leaking, and approx. 20 gallons had already leaked into the basement of the residence. E1610 requested Eagle to remove the remaining fuel oil from the tank.
Command: 1695 (C Harter)
Units: Engine 1610, Company 16 Fire Police
January 6, 2010
Fire Box 1601
855 Forest Avenue
Company 16 alerted at 07:14 hours to 855 Forest Avenue, Walker Township for a Chimney Fire.
Engines 1610 and 1614, Rescue 1618 and Tanker 1619 responded on the call.
Command: 1600 (D Corman)
Units: Engines 1610 & 1614, Rescue 1618 and Tanker 1619
January 4, 2010
CL Box 1720
43 Shady Lane
Company 16 alerted at 10:38 hours for an Emergency Medical Assist for manpower to assist Clinton 17 with a cardiac arrest at 43 Shady Lane, Porter Township. Rescue 1618 responded with three (3) and was placed available while en route.
Officer: C Roan
Units: Rescue 1618
December 31, 2009
Box 1602
1500 Block of Nittany Valley Drive
Company 16, Ambulance 8 two (2) units, Medic 24 alerted to the 1500 Block of Nittany Valley Drive for a Vehicle Accident with injuries and entrapment. Chief 1601 (Corman) responded to the scene and upon arrival reported two (2) vehicles, confirming entrapment in a pick-up and established Command.
Engine 1610, Rescue 1618 and Utility 1636 responded on the call. The crew from Rescue 1618 extricated the entrapped patient in the pick-up truck, while being assisted by the Engine crew. Aeromedical was requested by EMS, and at this time, Engine 212 was requested to establish the Landing Zone at the scene. While in route, Aeromedical aborted their flight due to weather conditions. Command then requested E212 transfer to the substation.
Upon extrication of the patient and vehicle recovery, command placed the Box available with the exception of Fire Police.
Great teamwork by all agencies involved!
Command: 1601 (Corman)
Units: Engine 1610, Rescue 1618, Utility 1636, Ambulance 850 & 851, Medic 2447 & 2448
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