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After Engine 14 cleared a fire alarm the crew stopped at a local lemonade aid stand at 22nd and Walnut to support the community. Crews got some fruit punch and some ice tea. Thank you again. ... See MoreSee Less
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Squad 14 was dispatched just after 2 pm for an accident with entrapment in the 1600 block of West Cumberland st in West Lebanon Twp.
Sqaud 14 responded 4 mins after dispatch with 5 and arrived on the scene to find a 2 vehicle accident with one on its side and people still in the vehicle. Crews stabilized the vehicle and assisted both patients out of the vehicle.
Once the tow companies arrived on the scene and removed the vehicles command placed the box in service. ... See MoreSee Less
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We would love for everyone to give a wonderful warm welcome to Neversinks newest and littlest member! Willow made her early appearance into this big world last month to parents McKenzie (Fire Police) and Gavin Miller (Fire Fighter) we are all thrilled to see her tiny little self around the fire house and can’t wait until she is big enough for her own set of bunker gear!
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Sometimes the busiest days begin before the previous one has even ended.
Over the last two days, Neversink’s volunteers answered a wide variety of calls throughout our community and beyond. From firefighters to fire police, our members were there when they were needed.
Tuesday evening, our members assisted with a search for a missing person in Cleona, remaining on scene until approximately 2:30 a.m. alongside numerous emergency responders. We were thankful to learn the individual was found later that day—the outcome everyone had been hoping for.
Less than an hour after returning, at 3:23 a.m., our volunteers were dispatched to a reported structure fire in Palmyra. The calls continued throughout the day with mutual aid responses, alarms, and more.
When the pager sounds, life gets put on hold. Whether it’s the middle of the night, during dinner, or in the middle of the workday, our volunteers answer the call because that’s the commitment they’ve made to this community.
We’d also like to extend a heartfelt thank you to Speedway for generously donating several cases of water to our station. During long incidents and these hot summer days, that simple act of kindness kept our members refreshed, lifted their spirits, and served as a reminder that our community stands behind its volunteers.
Thank you to everyone who continues to support Neversink Fire Company. Every act of encouragement—big or small—helps strengthen the volunteers who are proud to serve this community. ... See MoreSee Less
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Just after 1230 Engine 14 was dispatched to Campbelltown for a commercial structure with Deputy 2 arriving on the scene with fire thru the roof. Engine 14 responded and arrived on the scene and was assigned RIT. Engine 14 then was reassigned to assist with overhaul. Crews were out for over 2 hrs before being placed in service by command 2. ... See MoreSee Less
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This afternoon Engine 14 was dispatched to Palmyra for a reported structure fire. Engine 14 responded with 3. Chief 1 arrived on the scene and confirmed a working fire. Engine 14 arrived on the scene and assisted with overhaul. Crews were out for alittle over an hour before being released by command 1 ... See MoreSee Less
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