Much like our surrounding departments Company 41 responded to over 50 incidents this past weekend. Several severe storms passed through the area prompting the majority of the calls. Despite the holiday weekend the station remained well staffed with up to four of our units out at a time handling calls.

Several small structure fires and outside fires were handled. Along with our routine calls for ... (Full Story)

Barb Gleim for supplying the station with a new American and State flag today!... (Full Story)

Shortly after arrival at Co6 Engine 241 was dispatched and responded to the scene of the fire. The crew assisted on the fire attack lines relieving the crew from Engine 1-2. Shortly after our arrival Command 1 and the Utility Company decided to cease suppression operations. The crew assisted with loading hose and equipment on Engines 1-2 and 7-2.

Command then requested Engine 241 to transfer ... (Full Story)

Tanker 41 supplied one load of water while on scene.

Photo from Co36 FF Herman... (Full Story)

Crews were able to use the blue door to work on inward and outward swinging doors in a few variations to include single man and two man crews.

Crews also used the battery circular saw and k12 to practice techniques cutting bars on windows etc .

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Chief 41 , Chief 141 & E141 w/6 responded. Crews made quick work of the fire with the bumper line .

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Upon arrival at those locations members were provided conditions present. Members rotated with providing a scene size up and completing a 360 report. Along with working on officer communications, other members were tasked with line selection and pulling lines to various areas of the buildings.

Thanks to all the property owners who were generous and allowed us to train! Company 41 had a total of ... (Full Story & Photos)

Headlights have been changed, 2 way radio installed, and a 360 light added.... (Full Story & Photos)

The headlights were changed to sealed beam, a 2 way radio has been installed, and a 360 warning light was added.... (Full Story & Photos)

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Doug McKillip - John Sheaffer - Pete Peterson.... (Full Story & Photos)

..May 22, 1976 Country Bicentennial Parade. The parade was between 4 and 5 hours long and navigated all over town.

Members in pics.... Blinker Bill Adams, Chuck Green, Bill Berry, Mope Hodge, Gary Henry, Charlie Westcott, Donnie Bishop, Randy Adams, Charlie Boyes, Bill Morrow, Dave Bollinger, Ron Hinkle, Pete Buchenauer.

The engine was improperly tagged as a 1927 then. The driver is Pete Yeager ... (Full Story & Photos)

In return the crew got to pull and flow lines for the pump operators!

Photos 📸- Nikki Peterson... (Full Story & Photos)

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A job well done to FF Jonah Arbolino and Live in FF Benedict Diehl-noble for successfully completing their EMT certification !!... (Full Story & Photos)

Rich Middlekauff and Doug McKillip in front of engine. Rich Middlekauff approaching the building.... (Full Story & Photos)

....Firefighter and relief driver from the 1970's.

"Truckie" hanging out a 2nd floor window in the 100 block of West Louther Street back in 1975.

https://www.hoffmanfh.com/obituaries/rodney-garner... (Full Story & Photos)