Tonight we started our training evolution with a roll-up at the former Fazio’s restaurant at 38 Woodbridge Rd. The building is owned by York Hospital and they have allowed us to use the building for non destructive training for several years. The first scenario involved a fire on a rooftop unit. Crews opted to stretch … Read More →
An early morning vehicle fire was quickly knocked down on Beech Ridge Rd. at the Rt. 1 intersection. Squad 2 and Engine 4 responded, and York PD assisted with traffic.
Tonight we had some lousy weather and a nor’easter was dumping rain and wind all over the northeast. We took advantage of the inclement weather by staying inside and getting some of our required annual training done, with a twist. Members got to see the Scott Pak tracker in use. It is a device that … Read More →
Fires and other serious calls have been on the decline around the Town of York. The last couple days have been busy with a structure fire, a car fire, and a few other calls thrown in. Crews decided to make a meal before the Thursday night training to enjoy some brotherhood. There was a lot … Read More →
a little after 1500 hours York Village Fire was toned to respond to York St. near Route 1 for a vehicle fire. Companies arrived and found a vehicle in the road with a well involved engine compartment fire. Squad 2 positioned to block traffic and firefighters stretched the purple “trash line” to knock the fire … Read More →
York Village Fire was dispatched to 16 long Sands Rd. For an odor investigation . C-1 and Squad 2 were on scene in minutes. The next report was from C-1 advising that they had smoke in the building and all hands were working. Any volunteer who had sat out the initial call was now up … Read More →
This morning York Village Fire was paged out via our cell phone text paging system to respond to the station for “station coverage” first due company officers found that a UPS truck was parked in the yard with a suspicious white powder covering some packages destined for York High School. The UPS driver came into … Read More →
To assist with the Traffic Incident Management System (TIMS) training we do each year, two members took some time this week and created a new training prop. Firefighters Josh Allen and Ryan Michel used some scrap plywood and built a scale “city” for the members to use. FF Allen supplied some cars and trucks from … Read More →