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8 hours ago

Crews stay busy to bring in the weekend, yesterday 6/23 at 1710 Engine 65-2 was dispatched with Company 20 to the 9500 block of Main Street in Henderson Township for a residential fire alarm, Engine 65-2 responded with 5 and got placed available shortly after going responding.

At 1759 Dept 65 was dispatched to the 600 block of 10th street for a reported gas leak. Deputy Chief 65 (T. Furlong) went direct followed by Engine 65-2 with 4, Engine 65-1 with 3, Rescue 65 with 3. Engine 65-2s crew investigated a found no readings in the structure but secured the suspected source. The scene was turned over to UGI and 65 units returned.

Today at 1713 Huntingdon 911 struck the 19-5 box for a reported dwelling fire on the 3600 block of Powells Road in Jackson Township. The box called for Engine 65-1 and 65-2, Tanker 65-1 and 65-2 and Truck 65. Engine 65-2 responded with 6, Truck 65 responded with 6, Engine 65-1 with 5 and Tanker 65-1 with 2. While responding responders got on scene reporting the fire out and LT 19 held the box to 19 units.

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Huntingdon Regional Fire & Rescue

13 hours ago

Last evening HRFR took delivery of a set of Genesis Rescue Systems rescue tools, these tools are replacing the hydraulic set that was on the rescue. In this set we got a set of airbags, spreaders, cutters, and a telescopic ram. In addition we also got the Gensis 11c combo tool to be put on Truck 65 primarily for RIT purposes. This couldn’t be possible without a grant that was awarded to the department as well as our sales reps Anthony Fleming and JB with Genesis.

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Huntingdon Regional Fire & Rescue

2 days ago

Yesterday at 1126 Huntingdon 911 struck the 65-5 box for a dwelling fire on the 300 block of 31st Street in Huntingdon Borough, caller reported the refrigerator to be on fire. Chief 65 (G. Garner) and Chief 65-1 (S. Magill) went direct followed by Truck 65 with 4, Engine 65-1 with 5, Engine 65-2 with 6, Squad 65 with 3. Chief 65-1 got on scene reporting no fire but a malfunctioning outlet and held the box to 65 and 10 units non-emergency. Crews removed the refrigerator from the kitchen and checked the outlet area for extension as it was building heat then secured the power.

Units on the first alarm: Dept 65, Rescue & Truck 10, Engine 1 (RIT), Engine 20, Rescue 19, Engine 7 (Transfer).

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2022	Monthly	Job's
Jan	42	4
Feb	31	0
March	25	2
Apr	24	0
May	23	0
June	0	0
July	0	0
Aug	0	0
Sept	0	0
Oct	0	0
Nov	0	0
Dec	0	0
Total	145	6

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