Welcome to the Progress Fire Company
Units from Progress are clearing a small fire in Rescue Fire Company #37 first due. Units were dispatched for a fire at a convenience store with the police department confirming fire in the back wall. Engine 37 arrived and stretched a line and made quick work of the fire. Units from 37, 32, City Truck 2, and Cumberland 20 checked for extension and overhauled the area before clearing the scene.
Guys are busy today
The Engine company just picked up from a Car Fire with extension to a house in 33’s first due. Engine 32 arrived as the 2nd due Engine and assisted with a back up line and checking for extension.
Where was this?
The Rescue-Engine and Engine Company responded to this fatal accident last evening in Rescue Fire Company #37 first due. The Rescue-Engine arrived and confirmed the dispatched information of a vehicle into the back of a Tractor Trailer.
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A crash on US Route 22/322 has closed all westbound lanes on Monday night and into Tuesday morning as crews continue to stay on the scene. As of 4 a.m., the roads have been reopened.Join us this evening for our annual bingo event. The doors open are 5:30, early bird bingo game starts at 6:45.
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When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it's been deleted.Yesterday firemen from 32 headed back to Mars for Day 2 of Rescue School. Personnel concentrated on multiple extrication scenarios from every different vehicle position. Crews covered door removals, complete side removals, roof flaps, roof removals, dash lifts, dash rolls, column displacement, suspension retention, lifting vehicles off of patients, tunneling through the trunk, and air tool use. Each different scenario personnel handled in a fast paced but safe manner.
They made short work of them hot rods
Great to keep your skills fresh
Today from 0800-1600 several members traveled to Mars Towing in Linglestown to take part in the 1st annual Rescue School. During past Live-in Academies we had a day of vehicle rescue but found it cut into the Engine Company fundamentals. This past year was all Engine Ops. And the three day Rescue School was added. Day One was all stabilization. Stay tuned for more!
The Engine Company handled an afternoon box alarm in Colonial Park Fire Co. #1 first due for smoke in an apartment building. Engine and Truck 33 and Engine 32 all arrived together with Engine 32 and Truck 33 taking the 1st due assignment and Engine 33 securing the water supply. Crews found burnt food in an apartment and quickly scaled the incident back. Thanks 33 for the help picking up the supply line.
Photo Credit: Dustin Weese
My brother hard at work. Keep up the good work
Just a reminder, join us Monday for an evening of bingo. Doors open at 5:30pm with an early bird game starting at 6:45. Come out and support your local volunteers.
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When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it's been deleted.The Truck Company is currently responding to Harrisburg City for a fire in a duplex on Allison Hill. City crews have multiple lines stretched and have water on the fire.
Members of Progress and Rescue Fire Company #37 are spending their Sunday training together hosting our own first ever Officer Development class. This class is geared for all members and officers to become better leaders within our organizations. The class is being present by officers of the Township and will become an annual training which includes reviewing expectations, updated SOG’s, and operations for the companies.
Great job fellas! Glad to be part of Susquehanna township fire department.
But did the house burn down.
I'll trade you ...we just did hazmat opps refresher
Very smart. Men aren’t born leaders they’re developed.
Truck 32 was dispatched for a reported basement fire in a Church in Dauphin - Middle Paxton Fire Company first due this evening. Chief 38 arrived with a working fire and requested the 1st Alarm which sent Engine 32-1 for RIT.
Truck 32 arrived as the first due truck company and assisted with opening for the engine company. Engine 32-1 established the RIT, conducted a 360c, and removed basement window coverings. Crews made quick work of the fire and control was mark approximately 20 minutes later.
Photos: DJM News Media
Members of Progress, Rescue Fire Company #37, and Susquehanna Township Police gathered at the high school today to send off the girls varsity field hockey team as they travel for their first game in the state tournament. This is the first time in school history the field hockey team has made it to the state playoffs. Good luck girls, we wish you the best.
That’s amazing, way to go 😁!
Ty
Thank you!!! It was awesome!💕👏💕
Thank you for the amazing send off!! ♥️
Watch our STHS vs. Wyoming Seminary Playoffs tonight!! usssa-tv4k.site/hs.php?live=PIAA%20Field%20Hockey%20State%20Playoffs
Crews from Progress have kept steady over the weekend with incidents and trainings. Friday started with 2 responses for reported structure fires. Saturday the Rescue-Engine assisted Swatara Fire 91 with an accident with entrapment. Crews from multiple companies worked to free the trapped occupant of a pick up truck that was on its roof and down an embankment. Members on Saturday also took part in an aerial operations class hosted by Colonial Park Fire Co. #1.
Sunday started with a small fire in Colonial Park’s first due before members started the 2nd day of the Aerial class. Truck 32 traveled to assist Swatara Police Department and Fire/Rescue with their Hero 5K run. Numerous members also took part in running this 5K.
Monday started with a first due fire, crews from Progress found a fire in the wall of the first floor and made quick work of it with 1 hand line. Command quickly scaled the incident back to the units from Progress and Engine 33. While the incident was quickly contained, the Truck Chauffeur took the moment to check his position he had achieved as there were numerous trees and utility lines in the area. The Truck was positioned here at the start of the call and the parking brake was never released to “reposition” and as seen in the pictures, the Chauffeur’s positioning was spot on.
Photo Credit: Members and Numerous social media outlets
You gotta love kido, firefighters answer all calls every day everywhere . Stay strong n be safe bud :-})
Busy times.
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When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it's been deleted.The Live-Ins are ready for Trick or Treat in Progress this Halloween. Their costumes this year………..the officers! Well done fellas, this is classic!
Seeds costume is 250% accurate
Kudos to the Josh Seeds doppelgänger, but he needs less hair
Wow the accuracy is off the chain! Good job kids!
I’m guessing Italiano must be Chief McCoy
Lol
Glenn Mccoy Costume for the win.
Stay Safe!! 🇺🇸
