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Squad handles second entrapment in two days. DECEMBER 31 - On December 31st, Nancy Run and Bethlehem Township units were called to the scene of a motor vehicle accident on Route 22 in the westbound lane. Squad 1412 left the station with a crew of three. Upon arriving on scene, 1412 began stabilization of the vehicle and began extrication with a door pop. Once the door was opened, EMS began packaging and removing the patient. Once the patient was removed, ... (Full Story & Photos)

Squad runs accident with rescue on Route 33. DECEMBER 30 - On Friday December 30th, crews were alerted to a motor vehicle accident with rescue on Route 33 under the Interstate 78 overpass. Squad 1412 went responding with a crew of four immediately after dispatch. The Squad arrived on scene and found a single vehicle up the embankment with heavy driver side impact damage. 1412's crew went to work stabilizing the vehicle and began extrication of the single ... (Full Story & Photos)

Squad runs early morning entrapment call. NOVEMBER 19 - In the early morning hours of Saturday, November 19th, Bethlehem Township fire and EMS companies were dispatched to the area of Freemansburg Avenue and Washington Street for a motor vehicle accident with injuries. County communications advised of a single vehicle into a wall with injuries. 1751 (Chief Stapinski) arrived on scene and established Command. 1751 reported one male unconscious. Squad 1412 ... (Full Story & Photos)

Engine 1411 handles highway vehicle fire. NOVEMBER 09 - Stations 14, 15 and 17 were alerted to a vehicle fire on Route 22 East at Route 191. EMS 1783 arrived on scene and advised of a working vehicle fire. 1783 shut down the highway enabling 1411 to come the wrong way on the highway. Engine 1411 arrived and 1451 (Chief Hauze) established Command. Crews from 1411 stretched the bumper line and extinguished the fire in minutes. Crews also forced the hood ... (Full Story & Photos)

Firefighter EMT Kane and Captain Lenner knocking down the fire.

Firefighter Paramedic DeMasi and Firefighter EMT Nebiker returning from truck operations.

Smoke in structure at One Stop Mart. NOVEMBER 08 - Stations 14 and 17 were dispatched to a reported commercial structure fire with smoke showing. Upon arrival, 1451 (Chief Hauze) established command and reported smoke showing from front door. Command immediately requested a RIT response from station 23 (West Easton). Engine 1411 arrived on scene and split crews to investigate the smoke condition and to establish a water supply. Interior crews found ... (Full Story & Photos)

Surprise snowstorm keeps Station 14 busy. NOVEMBER 04 - On October 29th a surprise snowstorm hit the Lehigh Valley, bringing six to eight inches of wet, heavy snow to the area. This snowfall knocked out the power to most of the Bethlehem Township area. From October 29th to the 30th the volunteers ran 31 calls consisting of twenty-five wire calls, three working dwelling fires and four miscellaneous calls. This meant for a busy weekend to all who staffed ... (Full Story & Photos)

Engine 1411 and Operations 1444 responded with 10 personnel to a 2nd alarm commercial fire in Fountain Hill's first due.

Squad 1412 runs accident with rollover on Willow Park Road. OCTOBER 11 - On September 22, 2011 at approximately 2030hrs stations 14 and 17 were alerted for a motor vehicle accident with rollover and possible entrapment on Willow Park Road in the area of Fast Lane Towing. The Squad responded with a full crew and arrived on scene to find the mangled vehicle on its roof with the driver self-extricated. 1412's crew secured the vehicle, assisted EMS with patient packaging, ... (Full Story & Photos)

Firefighters challenge their skills and determination for drill. OCTOBER 10 - This past drill night, crews challenged themselves on various different levels involving skills, personal confidence and determination. Crews were timed in completing a search drill where they had to not only find a "victim" but also find pieces of an SCBA then assemble it before rescuing the victim. Crews were then required to breath air while doing up/downs, a serpentine carrying a Cutter's Edge ... (Full Story & Photos)

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