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Sat. Jan 8th 2011
Assist
Dispatched to assist
Bedford Fire Department
Co. 31 for a
structure fire in the
borough. Wagon 36
responded with a staf...
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Fri. Jan 7th 2011
Carbon Monoxide Investigation
Dispatched for a carbon
monoxide investigation.
Wagon 36 responded with a
staffing of 5. 36 Chief
responded direct and
establ...
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Sun. Oct 10th 2010
Motor Vehicle Crash
Station 36 was dispatched
to assist Station 35 on
an MVA in Saxton
Borough...Station 36 was
placed available shortly
after re...
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The Six Mile Run Area Volunteer Fire Company
1064 Six Mile Run RD.
Six Mile Run, PA 16679
Non-Emergency:
814-928-4034
Emergency:
911
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| Ambulance 16-B |
2006 4500 series Chevy Horton
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| Engine / Tanker 36 |
2006 Spartan Advantage
Delivered in September of 2006 Eng/Tanker 36 was built to replaced the Company's aging 1979 Ford tanker. The Darley body is built on a Spartan Advantage chassis with a 1500 GPM Darley pump and 2000 gallons of water to back it up. Six crew members have plenty of space to pack up and when Eng/ Tanker 36 responds to tanker assists it's crew members are ready to assist with fire suppression assignments.
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| Wagon 36 |
1992 Grumman FireCat
Wagon 36 was purchased used from Lovettsville Fire Dept. , Lovettsville, Va. in 1999. After a coat of ORANGE paint was applied, Wagon 36 was placed into service as an attack engine and with 1200' of 5" in the bed it is capable of supplying the attack engine or doing the attack. With five crew members it also is the transfer apparatus with extrication tools on board.
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| Engine / Rescue 36 |
1991 Spartan Gladiator
In 1990 a need for better personnel transportation to the scene of alarms was badly needed. After much discussion a specification was agreed upon and the order was awared to 4-Guys to build this apparatus. Being one of the first Eng/Rescues to be built , we were living in the future and didn't realize that this would be a trend which the Fire Service would soon adopt. With ten riding positions , a 1500 GPM Hale pump and 750 gallons of water, this rig has been the workhorse for the Fire Company , responding to fire alarms and vehicle rescue calls. In 1999 a 15 KVW hydraulic generator was installed with a six thousand watt light tower to be used to light up incidents. This apparatus also carries a six bottle -6000 psi cascade system.
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