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FIRST DUE PHOTOGRAPHY PLUM, PA - Just before 11:30 P.M. on April 22nd, fire crews were dispatched to the 5000 block of Hialeah Drive for a reported house explosion. Seconds later, crews were informed that county 911 was receiving multiple calls for the house also being on fire.

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CORPORATE INFORMATION 1st Responder News (ISSN 1525-1683) - Pennsylvania edition - Vol. 26 No. 2 - is published monthly, 12 times a year for $36 per year by Belsito Communications, Inc., 1 Ardmore Street, NY 12553. Periodicals Postage Paid at Newburgh, NY and additional mailing offices. Postmaster: Send address changes to 1st Re­ sponder News, 1 Ardmore Street, NY 12553. No fi­ nancial responsibility is assumed by this newspaper to publish a display, classified, or legal ad or for typo­ graphical errors except o f reprinting that part o f the ad which was

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This article was placed in the "All in the Family" section sim­ ply because Max's dad is a Cap­ tain at the Burnham Fire Company, and because of the support of a whole county worth of Fire Departments.

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If you have photos you would like to see in our “All In The Family” feature, please upload them on our website, www.lstResponderNews.com or email them to Lindsey@lstResponderNews.com.

KATELYNTORTORELLO (L to R): 1st Responder News Senior Correspondent Jeffrey Belschwinder with Eric Wisher, President of Union for the Troy Firefighters IAFF Local 86.

1st Responder News Correspondent Receives Prestigious IAFF Award TROY, NY - During the Troy Firefighters Local 86 Retirement Dinner held on April 8th, one of our longtime Senior Correspondents, Jeffrey Belschwinder, was recog­ nized for receiving Second Place for Best News Story from the 2021 International Association of Fire Fighters Media Awards Contest for a story he wrote for our publication.

The story, " Second-Alarm Flouse Fire Claims Life of Child in Troy", was featured in our June 2021 New York edition, and like many of Jeffs stories, it also made the front cover.

According to the IAFF website, the IAFF Media Awards Contest recognizes affiliates for their best work in communicating with their members and the public, and hon­ ors reporting and photography that best portray professional fire fight­ ers and paramedics as dedicated all­ hazards responders. The IAFF Media Awards Contest also helps create a greater awareness of the important and dangerous work IAFF members in the United States and Canada do to keep the public

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This nationally held contest is very competitive, and to receive an award is a great honor. In a Facebook post, Jeff said "I would like to thank all of my followers and fam­ ily for their continued support. I will continue to do my best to serve the public with covering our emer­ gency responders in the area. I would also like to thank my signifi­ cant other, Katelyn. She is my rock.

Thank you for always putting up with me running out the door day and night, late nights editing pho­ tos, and the radios on in the house all the time."

On behalf of all of us at 1st Re­ sponder News, we want to say con­ gratulations Jeff! We are so proud of your amazing accomplishment and appreciate your continued ded­ ication to our publication.

I met Max during a photo shoot with the Reedsville Fire Co. of Mifflin County in the beginning of April. The photo shoot was set up because I took notice that all of Reedsville's appara­ tus have an Autism ribbon on the front. After making the arrangements, the members contacted Max's family to have him visit during the shoot. It was not until then, I found out the story on the ribbons.

Max was diagnosed with Autism at 21-months-old; he is now 14. About five years ago, his mom, Amanda, and his dad decided to make Autism Aware­ ness ribbons to place on the apparatus at the Burnham Fire Company to show support and raise awareness. Word quickly spread around the county, and soon requests came in wanting ribbons for their apparatus.

Max is a huge fan of fire appa­ ratus. When asking him what

piece is his favorite, he replied "all of them". With an answer like that, I knew I was in good company being somewhat crazed about fire apparatus my­ self. With April being National Autism Awareness month, each of the 19 stations in Mifflin County look forward to Max paying them a visit and decid­ ing which rig or rigs will have the ribbon applied to it. The Junction Fire Company was my next visit that day and after telling them about Max, they proceeded to tell me that Max and his dad will arrive and go directly to the back of the sta­ tion to where his supplies are kept and get to work on decid­ ing which rig the ribbon will be applied to.

After meeting Max and getting his story, he requested that I take his photo with each of the Reedsville apparatus. It was a small price to pay for meeting this celebrity.

I would quickly like to thanks Max, his family, the Reedsville Fire Company, and each of the stations in Mifflin County that participate with this every year.

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Family of Five Survives House Explosion in Plum Borough PLUM, PA - Just before 11:30 PM. on April 22nd, fire crews were dispatched to the 5000 block of Hialeah Drive for a reported house explosion. Seconds later, crews were informed that county 911 was receiving multiple calls for the house also being on fire.

Crews arrived to find the home fully involved with expo­ sure problems on each side, with a large debris field on the street. Command advised dispatch that the residents were unaccounted for and master streams were being set up to knock down fire on the exposure homes.

A few minutes later, command advised that all five residents had been accounted for and were being treated by EMS on scene. Crews quickly knocked down the fire on the exposure homes and then began knocking down the fire on what was left of the home.

The fire was quickly placed under control within about 15 min­ utes, but crews remained on scene for several hours. Several sur­ rounding homes were evacuated as a precaution until gas company representatives arrived.

Two adults and three young children were inside the home when it exploded. One child with burns was flown as a precaution to Children’s Hospital, and the other family members were transported to local hospitals for lacerations and bums. Everyone is expected to make a full recovery.

The cause of the explosion is under investigation by the Pennsyl­ vania Public Utility Commission’s safety division, along with the Al­ legheny County Fire Marshal’s Of­ fice and other agencies.

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Ohio: Gregory Lee Bauer, 56 Rank: Firefighter Incident Date: September 13,2021 Death Date: October 18, 2021 Fire Department: Columbus Division of Fire Initial Summary: While working a 24-hour shift, Firefighter Gregory Lee Bauer con­ tracted COVID-19. He passed away from the

members o f his department faced 30 mph winds, with gusts up to 60 mph, with the wind direction changing as they worked to stop the fire. Firefighter Wyant was out o f the track attempting to get a hose line stretched when the fire overtook him. He passed away at the scene.

virus on Monday, Oct. 18,2021.

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Colorado: Darcy Stallings, 34 Rank: Captain Incident Date: October 21, 2021 Death Date: October 21, 2021

California: M arcus Pacheco, 53

Fire Department: Yuma Volunteer Fire Department Initial Summary: On Thursday, Oct. 21, 2021, Firefighter Darcy Stallings was re­ sponding to a residential fire call in his pri­ vately owned vehicle, when he was involved in a rear-end crash with a tractor trailer. He passed away at the scene o f the accident.

Dixie Fire, Aug. 10-29,2021, Assistant Fire Engine Operator Marcus Pacheco had close contact with a COVID-19 positive individ­ ual. He became ill and tested positive for the virus on Aug. 2 9 ,2021. Assistant Fire En­ gine Operator Pacheco passed away due to complications from the virus on Sept. 2,

Florida: Giovanni Ciancio, 55 Rank: Driver/Engineer Incident Date: July 16, 2021

California: A llen Johnson, 68 Rank: Liaison Officer Incident Date: August 24, 2021

Death Date: October 21, 2021 Fire Department: Hillsborough County Fire Rescue Initial Summary: Driver/Engineer Gio­ vanni Ciancio responded to an EMS call with a patient with a known case o f COVID19. He subsequently contracted the virus and passed away on Thursday, Oct. 21,2021.

Death Date: August 31, 2021 Fire Department: United States Forest Service-Stanislaus National Forest Initial Summary: While assigned to the French Fire near Kemville, CA, Liaison Of­ ficer Allen Johnson became ill and tested positive for COVID-19 on Aug. 24, 2021.

There were other confirmed cases o f the virus on the French Fire. Liaison Officer Johnson was placed in isolation at the inci­ dent and transported to the hospital on Aug. 31, 2021 where he passed away.

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Arkansas: Lucas Stephenson, 25 Rank: Assistant Chief Incident Date: October 26, 2021 Death Date: October 26, 2021 Fire Department: Mandeville Volunteer Fire Department Initial Summary: On Tuesday, Oct. 26, 2021, Assistant Chief Lucas Stephenson was responding to a motor vehicle accident on Arkansas Highway 296 when the brush truck he was driving overturned numerous times.

He passed away at the scene. Investigation into the incident is ongoing.

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Colorado: Larry W yant, 68 Rank: Firefighter

M ontana: K enneth M ichael Lemanski, Jr., 37 Rank: Firefighter/EMT Incident Date: September 22, 2021 Death Date: October 2 0,2021 Fire Department: Cascade Farmer Rancher City Volunteer Fire Department Initial Summary: While on-duty, Firefighter/EMT Kenneth Michael Lemanski, Jr., responded to an EMS call and was exposed to COVID-19. He subsequently contracted the virus and passed away on Wed., Oct. 20,

Incident Date: October 26, 2021 Death Date: October 26, 2021 Fire Department: Joes Volunteer Fire Department Initial Summary: On Tuesday, Oct. 26, 2021, Firefighter Larry Wyant was driving to

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the funeral o f Captain Darcy Stallings, who was killed last week in an automobile acci­ dent while responding to a residential fire, when a call came in for a combine that sparked a fire in a cornfield. He and the

Fire Department: Unified Fire Authority Initial Summary: On Tuesday, Oct. 5, 2021, Captain Merrill Bone responded to an EMS call at a residence with a patient with a known case o f COVID-19. He subsequently

Utah: M errill Bone, 61 Rank: Captain Incident Date: October 5, 2021 Death Date: October 31,2021

contracted the virus and passed away on Sunday, Oct. 31, 2021.

Illinois: M ichael Pickering, 45 Rank: Firefighter/EMT Incident Date: September 13,2021 Death Date: October 8, 2021 Fire Department: Chicago Fire Department Initial Summary: While on-duty, Fire­ fighter/EMT Michael Pickering responded to several EMS calls with patients with COVID-19. He subsequently contracted the virus and passed away on Friday, Oct. 8,

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W yoming: Layla Bradley, 29 Rank: Engine Boss Incident Date: October 11, 2021 Death Date: October 11,2021 Fire Department: Dragon Fighters, Inc. Initial Summary: While deployed to a fire in the Inyo National Forest in California, En­ gine Boss Layla Bradley was found unre­ sponsive at the tire station. CPR was immediately performed but she was unable to be revived. Investigation into the cause o f Engine Boss Bradley's death is ongoing.

M ichigan: Danny L. Deyo, 73 Rank: Fire Chief Incident Date: October 12,2021 Death Date: November 6, 2021 Fire Department: Moriey Area Fire Department Initial Summary: On Tuesday, Oct. 12, 2021, Fire Chief Danny L. Deyo responded to an EMS call with a patient with a known case o f COVID-19. He subsequently con­ tracted the virus and passed away on Satur­ day, Nov. 6, 2021.

Florida: M ichael K Freeland, 36 Rank: Engineer Incident Date: November 11, 2021 Death Date: November 11,2021 Fire Department: Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Department Initial Summary: On Thursday, Nov. 11, 2021, Engineer Michael K. Freeland re­ sponded to a vehicle accident that involved an extensive and long extrication. While at the scene, Engineer Freeland experienced a medical emergency. Crews immediately per­ formed live-saving measures and he was transported to the UF Health at Jacksonville, where he passed away shortly thereafter. In­ vestigation into the cause o f Engineer Michael K. Freeland's death is ongoing.

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Colonial Park Fire Company now operates a 2021 Seagrave 95' Aerialscope.

The Chambersburg FD has placed this 2021 Pierce Enforcer pumper (1500/750/30AF) into service as Engine 1-2.

The Hellam Fire Company has placed this 2021 E-One Typhoon into service as Engine 21-2 (1500/780).

DALE FEEHRER

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DALE FEEHRER

The East Pennsboro FD has taken delivery of their 2022 KME quint equipped with a 1500-GPM pump, a 300-gallon tank, and a 102' Aerialcat aerial. This piece will serve as Truck 1-17.

Ebenezer Fire Company now operates a 2020 Pierce Saber 1500/1000.

The Martindale VFC has taken delivery of their 2021 Pierce Enforcer pumper-tanker (2000/2500). This piece will be designated as Tanker 3.

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The Fleetwood VFC has placed this 2021 E-One Ty­ phoon with a 20' walk around box, a 4 bottle 6,000 psi cascade system, and Hurst extrication equipment into service as Rescue 45.

RAINMAN14 The Twin Valley FD recently took delivery of this 2021 Pierce Arrow XT Pumper Tanker. The truck is desig­ nated as Engine 69-5 and has a 3000-GWT (50-gallon foam), with a 2000-GPM pump.

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Red Hill Fire Co. recently purchased this former demonstrator engine, a 2022 HME 1500/750.

The members of the Robert Fulton Fire Co. have placed this 2021 Kenworth/Pierce tanker (1250/3000) into service as Tanker 89.

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The City of York Fire-Rescue has taken delivery of a pair of new E-One Typhoon engines. With one being a 2021 and the other a 2022, Engines 1 & 5 both carry a 1500-GPM pump and 780-gallons of water.

The Rheems FD has taken delivery of their 2021 Pierce Enforcer PUC rescue-pumper (1500/750/Holmatro). This piece will be designated as Rescue 70.

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T h ird-A la rm D estroys A lle n to w n D w e llin g and D isplaces R esidents ALLENTOWN, PA - On April 19th shortly before 6:00 A.M., the fire department was dispatched to a fire call at 376 1/2 Washington St. This middle of the row, threestory dwelling had a fast-moving fire and heavy smoke conditions. Com­ pounding this situa­ tion were wires on fire and arcing in front of the fire building. The blaze went to three alarms.

The dwelling was occupied by two women and four children.

Neighbors were instrumental in aiding a woman and two children to escape out of a second floor rear window. They were then re­ united with the other family members who had already found their way out. Unfortunately, the family dog was found deceased.

All the occupants were taken to Lehigh Valley Hospital Cedar Crest for a smoke inhalation checkup. The family was also as­ sisted by the Red Cross.

The fire department was able to make good progress in control­ ling the blaze with no lateral spread. The dwelling was re­ ported to have smoke detectors.

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KEN SNYDER Roof operations on the front of the fire building.

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Engine 47 of the Womelsdorf Fire Co. is a 1999 Pierce Lance with a 1500-GPM pump and a 500-gallon tank.

It was once in service in Jericho, NY.

Scotland, Connecticut operates this 1979 Pierce Arrow/LTI 85' aerial that previously ran in Camp Hill (Cumberland County, PA). SFD plans to retire Tower 116 in the near future.

Intercourse Fire Co. now operates a 2012 Pierce Arrow XT 1500/750. The unit once served Arlington, VA.

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This 1969 ALF Pioneer formally served with the Waldwick VFD in Waldwick, NJ. It was recently purchased by an ALF enthusiast in Pennsylvania who plans to restore it back to its glory.

New Danville Fire Co. operates a 2009 Pierce Velocity 1500/750/30F. The unit once saw service in Morrisville, PA.

This '89 FL/Fouts Brothers 50013000 tanker from the Sacramento Community F. C. in Schuylkill County is now in service in Ionia, Ml.

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The Community Fire Co.#1 of York-New Salem has acquired this 2001 HME/M&W pumper (1500/1000) to serve as Engine8-2. This piece formally served with the Singerly Fire Co. in Elkton, MD.

DARIN SMITH/TRUCK18 PHOTOGRAPHY The Hooversville Vol. FD in Somerset County now operates a 1994 Pierce Lance as Rescue 614-1. It has a 1250-GPM pump, 500-gallon water tank, and 20-gallons of both A & B Foam. It came from BirdsboroUnion, and originally Penndel.

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New Minersville, PA Fire Co. operates a 1990 Pierce Lance 1500/750. The unit once served the Cressona and Middle Island, NY Fire Departments.

The Star Hose Co. in Emerald, PA operates this 1985 MC Mack rescue truck that formally served in Upper Saucon, PA.

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DONSCICCHITANO Units knocked most of the fire down with elevated streams.

Previously Burned House Catches Fire Again in Shamokin

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SHAMOKIN, PA - On May 9th, Shamokin firefighters were once again called to 7th and Pine in the city for a working fire.

Units arrived to find the build­ ing, which had previously burned back in January of this year, well involved with heavy fire showing from the rear floors of the struc-

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Due to the state of the building from the previous fire, the blaze was mainly fought from the exte­ rior with master streams from

Truck 32 and Squirt 34. Units are currently investigating the blaze trying to find what caused it, as there were no utilities and the building was condemned due to the previous damage from the fire in January.

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FRANK ROBINSON Fort Indiantown Gap Fire Rescue operates this 2020 Pierce Saber 1500/750/25 as Engine 75-1.

DONSCICCHITANO Kulpmont firefighters begin to arrive.

E lectrical Fire Damages Several Unoccupied Homes in Kulpmont KULPMONT, PA - On Friday, May 6th, a working fire was struck for Spruce Street in Kulpmont (Northumberland County). Captain 25 was in the area and quickly con­ firmed a working fire with a thermal column from a double home under construction starting to spread to a neighboring structure.

Crews arrived and found the double well involved and spreading due to the closeness of the homes.

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The Pennsylvania State Police Fire Marshal was on scene and found the cause to be electrical in nature, and having started in 734 before spreading to the other half of the double at 732 and then jumping

to 736. All the homes involved were currently not lived in, either due to residents recently moving out or being under construction.

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S e c o n d -A la rm F ire D e stro ys C o m m e rc ia l G arage in C a ta sa u q u a CATASAUQUA, PA - On May 12th at 12:53 A.M., the Lehigh County 911 Center dis­ patched the Catasauqua and North Catasauqua Fire Depart­ ments to a commercial structure fire located at 261 Race St. in the bor­ ough.

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Chief Flertzog re­ ported a fully in­ volved garage fire.

This was a onestory metal clad garage used by Star Disposal and sev­ eral garbage trucks were on fire.

An immediate second-alarm was requested, and as the fire was pro­ gressing, several minor explo­ sions were heard inside the fire building.

The fire was controlled by a ladder pipe and several hand and blitz lines. As the contaminated water ran onto the street (ie. diesel fuel, hydraulic fluid, garbage waste etc.), the Lehigh County Haz-Mat unit was de­ ployed to mitigate the situation.

Companies remained on scene for several hours, and there were no injuries reported.

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They had been located in the Syra­ cuse, NY area and started out as a motor track company. It later started building fire apparatus, and even built its own chassis. These apparatus for Hie most part were sold to smaller fire departments. They were attractive looking tracks built on both commer­ cial and custom chassis. To me, they resembled another brand of apparatus but I am not suggesting that this was on purpose, it is only my observation.

There are eight chapters: 19091924, The Industrial Revolution Cre­ ates a New Business; 1925-1932, Fire Apparatus Division Takes Charge; 1933-1939, Motor Tracks Depart as Streamlining Arrives; 1940-1947, The New Corporate Identity as Sanford Goes to War; 1948-1959, Filling the Needs of Loyal Customers; 19601964, Revitalizing a Proud Name; 1965-1985, Building for the Future and 1925-1946, Sanford Delivery Lists.

Sanford was a localized company that sold mostly in New York State, with a few sold in New Jersey and Pennsylvania. From 1943 to 1945 they also had a contract with the U.S. Navy, delivering 10 units to different parts of the country. There are well over 100 photos of commercial trucks and all types of apparatus, including besides pumpers, mini pumpers, tankers an in-plant fire track, and three aerials.

I remember twin custom pumpers with large water tanks at the DeCou Hose Company in Hamilton Town­ ship, Mercer County, NJ, that I pho­ tographed when they were new, and they were two of my favorites because they were attractive. Unfortunately, they are not among the photos in this book, but nevertheless there are many others that the reader will enjoy. If you are a person that enjoys history and apparatus, this book is a must for you if you don’t already have it!

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