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Company 6 was alerted for the report of a barn fire with animals and endangering multiple structures. Crews arrived on scene to a small barn structure fully involved, and quickly extinguished the fire stopping further spread to the home as the winds were causing the siding to start to melt. Once controlled and mop up was complete, the box was placed available.
Company 6 was alerted for the report of a delivery driver trapped under a rolling delivery cart of milk and tea that fell over in the back of the truck on top of the driver. Crews arrived to find firefighters and others had removed the driver from under the cart and assisted with medical care until EMS arrived and could transport the patient.
Company 6 was alerted for the report of a working fire in a detached garage endangering a home. Chief 6 arrived with a light smoke condition. After further investigation, fire was found to be in the walls of the garage. Crews worked for a short time and the box was placed available.
Company 6 was alerted to assist Clearfield Company 20 (Karthaus) with a wildfire. Crews responded and assisted with fire control and mop up.
Company 6 was alerted for a Tanker and Rescue due assisting with a working structure fire with entrapment of multiple occupants. Rescue 6 assisted with Cascade operations and Tanker 6 assisted with water shuttle operations. All occupants were safely removed from the structure and transported for evaluation. Clearfield Chief 17 was able to safely remove 2 adults and a child from the roof of the structure, a big save that deserves recognition.
Company 6 was alerted for the report of smoke in the area, unknown location. Crews arrived to find the fire was on the Governor's road and spreading. Crews contacted multiple mutual aid companies as well as Forestry and the Game Commission for assistance. After the fire was contained, it was approximately 55 acres. Thank you to all crews as well as the stand by crews.
Company 6 was alerted for a Tanker and Engine Rescue due assisting Clearfield Company 18 with a working structure fire. Crews assisted with fire suppression operations as well as overhaul before being placed available.
Company 6 was alerted for a Tractor Trailer fire at 147 East off ramp. Engine 6 arrived with fire showing and made a quick hit. Truck was hauling liquid eggs.
Company 6 was alerted to multiple calls throughout the coverage area due to a quick moving storm that came through the area.
Company 6 was alerted to assist with a large wildfire.
At 18:52 hours, Company 6 was dispatched to 863 Uzzel Road in Snow Shoe Township for a dwelling fire with reports of the roof on fire due to electrical work that was being done.
Chief 6 immediately responded to the scene arriving shortly after with nothing showing from the exterior but with an odor of smoke. After making entry, Chief 6 upgraded the box to a second alarm due to heavy smoke on the 3rd floor. Company 6 had a full house response, arriving with Engine 6 laying in from the pond at the driveway and advising units to leave room for Quint 2. Interior crew immediately made entry and headed to the 2nd division advising that the fire could be running the floor between floors 2 and 3. Chief 6 advised of heavy fire from the C side. Interior advised of making hit on the fire in a second floor bedroom.
Interior advised Command to have the next team in to pull a second line and go to the 3rd floor to check for extension, as well as having a 3rd line pulled to the exterior of the home an 2nd floor. Command marked control at 19:54.
Company 6 was dispatched at 05:03 AM to reports of a tractor trailer crash at the 145.6 East of Interstate 80 in the area of the rest area. PSP confirmed 3 tractor trailers were involved, with a 200 yard debris field with a lot of cleanup needed and the entire east bound lanes were blocked. PSP notified Clearfield County to have the Interstate shut down at the 133 exit to relive the backlog of traffic and stop traffic flow and traffic control would be needed.
Chief 6 arrived and confirmed the report, and had Penn Dot notified for traffic control. Chief 6 stated that one truck was hauling boxes of shredded mozzarella cheese and the other was hauling sanitation wipes and there were no injuries and no need for hazmat. The trailer hauling the cheese was split wide open with debris all over the roadway. Command spoke with Penn Dot, Fire Company crews were working to re-open one lane of travel. Once Penn Dot was in place for traffic control, Company 6 was placed available.
Company 6 was dispatched to assist Howard Fire Company with a UTV fire, however were held in quarters.
Company 6 was dispatched to a tractor trailer fire that reignited after the driver thought he had extinguished it. Crews made sure it was out.
Company 6 was dispatched for a tanker due assisting Company 9 with a 2nd alarm barn fire.
Company 6 was dispatched for an engine rescue and later a tanker due to assist with a shed fire. Standby crews responded as we were holding our annual raffle.
Company 6 was dispatched for the UTV to assist with a wild fire assisting Clearfield Company 20. The fire had been started from downed power lines.
Company 6 was dispatched for a vehicle vs. pedestrian accident with injuries. Chief 6 immediately had County dispatch Station 17 (Pine Glen) as we were short manpower. Ambulance 29 arrived on scene with the pedestrian in possible cardiac arrest. Helicopter was put on standby but then cancelled due to the patient being deceased. The coroner was called and crews remained on scene doing traffic control as the roadway was closed for investigation. Crews went available when Penn Dot arrived to take over traffic control.
Snow Shoe Fire Co.
102 Railroad Street, Snow Shoe, Pennsylvania 16874, United States
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