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Total Calls - 2008 |
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January |
8 |
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February |
12-1 |
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March |
15-5 |
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April |
7 |
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May |
8 |
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June |
6 |
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July |
4-1 |
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August |
8 |
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September |
6 |
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October |
6 |
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November |
7 |
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December |
7-6 |
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Emerg. Calls |
94 |
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Non-Emerg. |
13 |
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Total Alarms |
107 |

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The Borough of South Fork is located in
the soft rolling hills of the Appalachian
Mountains in the rural areas of the
Johnstown, Pennsylvania. This is where the
South Fork Fire Department has served for
over 100 years providing fire protection to
the local communities. The South Fork
Volunteer Fire Company No. 1 was chartered
in 1908 "for the support of a fire engine,
hook and ladder, hose or other components
for the control of fire. This original
charter not only formed and structured the
department, but has lead to the creation of
a solid foundation build slowly on
character, professionalism, and respect "for
one another". The department today, unlike
years before, now has the equipment and
training to perform their everyday duties
and still hold up to the high standards of
the firefighting profession. Now in recent
years the department has seen a shift in its
operations from the firefighting roles of
years before. To a company performing duties
across all fronts. From vehicle rescue and
extraction to HazMat operations. This wide
range of emergencies has challenged our
firefighters the learn, train, and execute
tasks like never before. But even with these
demands the company's members still look out
"for one another" to make sure that safety
and professionalism are upheld to their
highest standards.
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Structure Fire
08 Nov 08 |
Structure Fire
06 Oct 08 |
Car Accident
13
Aug 08 |
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A fire broke out at
South Fork SO Tower Saturday, November 8
around 0430. The
blaze destroyed most of the structure.
The building has been vacant for over a
decade. |
This structure fire occurred on October
6 around 1100 on Ragers Hill Road near the old Liberty
Park. Several pets
die in the fire including a python.
Firefighter did save a dog after giving
it oxygen.
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A
man died August
13 in a collision
between a coal truck and a car on Route
53. The accident happened
just after 1400 near the border of Summerhill and Croyle
townships.
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Events
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Information |
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--Gun
Raffle,
Benefits the South Fork
Vol. Fire Co.
First Sunday in November.
--Super Bingo every Tuesday at 6:30 PM.
Doors open at 5:30 PM. Door prizes and
FREE food.
--The
website has been republished we are working
to fix broken links and update information.
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