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Engine and Truck assist Freemansburg with dwelling fire. JUNE 26 - Early Monday evening June 22nd, Freemansburg Fire along with Engine 6311 from Steel City were dispatched to a dwelling fire in the 100 block of Oak Street. Shortly after the dispatch 1251 (Chief Ron Beahm) arrived on scene to find a working fire in a 3 story townhouse style dwelling with everyone evacuated from the dwellings. 1251 assumed command and requested Truck 1421 and Engine 1412 be added ... (Full Story & Photos)

Early morning abandoned vehicle fire. JUNE 25 - Stations 14 (Nancy Run) and 17 (Bethlehem Township) were dispatched for an unknown type fire at the Pennsylvania state boat launch off of Hope Road. Additional reports while the companies were responding indicated a possible brush or vehicle fire. Chief 1451 (D. Bachemin) arrived to find what appeared to be an abandoned vehicle heavily involved in fire. Engine 1411 was first due and led off with one ... (Full Story & Photos)

A commitment to safety, pride and excellence. JUNE 01 - Nancy Run Fire Company, continuing their commitment to safety and excellence, was honored to host Dave Dodson, a nationally recognized author in the field of Firefighter Safety. He has authored several books on the topic, is a regular contributor to Fire Engineering magazine, and has developed a safety training program entitled "The Art of Reading Smoke." He presented this program to over 50 firefighters ... (Full Story & Photos)

Multiple vehicle crash on Route 22. MAY 29 - Early Friday morning at 0351hrs., Nancy Run and Bethlehem Township firefighters were dispatched to a multiple vehicle accident on Route 22 east, east of the Route 191 interchange. Units arrived to find a tractor trailer, two box trucks and a car involved. There was a large area of debris from the crash as well as a fairly large oil spill from one of the box trucks. EMS on scene handled one non-life ... (Full Story & Photos)

1411 handles vehicle fire on Route 22. MAY 26 - Early Tuesday afternoon Stations 14, 15 and 17 were dispatched to a vehicle fire on Route 22 West, just west of Route 191. Upon arrival of 1411 and 1444, 1452 assumed command. Command reported a working engine compartment fire. 1411's crew had a quick knock down on the fire. The fire response was held to Engine 1411 and Engine 1412, which supplied additional manpower. All other units were staged ... (Full Story & Photos)

1999 Toyota

Nancy Run handles small kitchen fire. MAY 20 - Nancy Run and Bethlehem Township Fire and EMS units handled a small kitchen fire during the afternoon lunch rush. The initial call was dispatched as an automatic fire alarm at a local chinese restaurant. Units responded to the scene, arrived to find a river of water flowing out of the front door of the restaurant. Crews from 1411, 1421, and 1444 completed a scene size up and investigated the cause. ... (Full Story & Photos)

Nancy Run and Bethlehem Township firefighters rescue a family pet. MAY 18 - On Sunday May 17th, Firefighters from Stations 14 (Nancy Run) and 17 (Bethlehem Twp.) were alerted for an animal rescue at 2181 Hannah's Lane. Units arrived to find a family's pet cat stuck in a tree. The cat was up in the tree since Wednesday May 13th after getting into a fight with another cat. Members were able to climb up the tree and successfully rescue the cat and have it safely returned to ... (Full Story & Photos)

Truck 1421 and Engine 5312 in front of the fire building.

Nancy Run Station 14 assists Hecktown Station 53 on a dwelling fire. MAY 09 - On Friday evening, May 8, 2009 Station 53 (Hecktown) Fire and Ems was alerted for their second call in Lower Nazareth Township for a reported bedroom fire. With that, Assistant Chief Ryan Hinkle (5353) immediately requested that Station 14 be added to the assignment. Truck 1421 responded first with a crew of five followed by engines 1412 and 1413. 1421 arrived on scene and was directed by incident ... (Full Story & Photos)

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