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Past Incidents |
2019 | 967 |
2018 | 1036 |
2017 | 976 |
2016 | 927 |
2015 | 863 |
2014 | 778 |
2013 | 763 |
2012 | 850 |
2011 | 894 |
2010 | 819 |
2009 | 750 |
2008 | 789 |
2007 | 864 |
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Crews extricate 1 in Route 22 accident
Chief Nolan Rampulla, October 01
You may have been stuck in traffic last Sunday as a result of this serious accident. Fortunately, so were two of our members. Lt. Joshua Sigley and Lt. Mikal Germaine were running errands together when this accident occurred. They ran from their stopped vehicle to assist PA State Police. Without regard to their own safety, they climbed into the wreckage to perform life saving actions on the trapped ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Second alarm response in a multi-unit residential structure.
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Second Alarm Assignment - Northampton Borough
Firefighter Michael Stamets, May 24
Crews were put to work as Special Operations Unit 1442 responded this morning to a Second Alarm structure fire.
Chief 14 and four members were assigned fire attack, search & overhaul with the Northampton Borough Fire Department.
The fire was initially knocked by the first arriving engine who had a well involved fire throughout the apartment building. Those efforts resulted in the rescue of several ... (Full Story & Photos)
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We are expecting... It's a Seagrave!
Chief Nolan Rampulla, January 27
After months of research and meetings, the Nancy Run Fire Company has placed an order for a 2020 Seagrave Maruader Rescue Pumper. This vehicle was designed to be able to serve Bethlehem Township and surrounding areas for the next 20 years. We wish to thank the Residents and Board of Commissioners of Bethlehem Township, and Robert Ross of 10-8 EVS for making this purchase possible. You can expect to ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Courtesy of Rich Rolen Photography
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Companies operate at 2nd alarm fire in Fountain Hill.
Assistant Chief Nolan Rampulla, June 27
At 2138 hours last evening, Chief 1452, Tower 1421, and Engine 1411 responded into the Borough of Fountain Hill for the 2nd alarm structure fire in a row home. Units performed multiple tasks on the fire ground before being released around midnight.... (Full Story & Photos)
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Annual open house is nearing!
Assistant Chief Nolan Rampulla, October 09
The Nancy Run Fire Company annual open house is quickly approaching. On October 13th, you will are invited to stop by the fire station to meet your community's firefighters as well as be able to explore the station and apparatus. There will be free food provided along with activities for the kids! Stop on by to learn fire prevention tips while having fun!... (Full Story)
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Nancy Run receives critical pet oxygen kits.
Lieutenant Michael Stamets, July 02
The Nancy Run Fire Company would like to recognize Breaths for Pets for their donation of four pet oxygen mask kits to compliment our rescue equipment. These kits will allow us to better serve our community while providing critical life-saving oxygen to animals in the event of an emergency.
The kits will be placed on our primary apparatus and members will receive training on the use of each kit.
According ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Now accepting live-in applications.
Assistant Chief Nolan Rampulla, April 04
The Nancy Run Fire Company is now accepting applications to fill four (4) live-in positions. We are looking for motivated and trustworthy individuals who are looking to add experience to their firefighting careers. Answering nearly 1,000 calls for service per year, the Nancy Run Fire Company serves an ever-growing community with a wide diversity of emergency responses. If you are or will be attending ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Tower 1421 operating at a fatal dwelling fire on Ironstone Road.
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Nancy Run volunteers start 2018 with over 150 calls for service.
Lieutenant Michael Stamets, February 23
The Nancy Run volunteers have begun the new year in traditional fashion, with over 150 calls for service in the first two months. January brought Station 14 almost 100 calls, totaling 97 for the month. Tower 1421 and Engine 1411 were called to service for two mutual aid structure fires, including a high occupancy structure fire in Palmer and a commercial structure fire in Fountain Hill. Rescue Engine ... (Full Story & Photos)
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