Dryer Fire
On May 30th, Company 5 was alerted for a structure fire along Poplar Ave in Lawrence Twp. Initial reports indicated a dryer on fire with smoke and flames visible.
Category: Fire Incidents
Working Fire
On May 27th, Company 5 was alerted to assist Clearfield Fire Department with a dwelling fire along Cherry Street in Clearfield Borough. Initial reports indicated possible entrapment.
Working Shed Fire
On May 13th, Company 5 was alerted to assist Clearfield Borough Fire Department with a possible shed on fire located at 718 E. 4th Street. Initial reports advised P.D. was on scene with a working fire endangering other structures.
MVA with Fire
On May 9th, Company 5 was alerted for a vehicle accident along Daisy Street Extension near Beauty Drive. Initial reports indicated two vehicles with negative injuries however one vehicle was smoking.
Electrical Hazard
On May 4th, Company 5 was alerted for an electrical hazard at Sapp Brothers Truck located at 15196 Clearfield Shawville Hwy. Initial report indicated a electrical pole that was struck by a tractor trailer.
Landing Zone
On April 30th, Company 5 was alerted to assist Goshen Fire Company with a landing zone along Amos Road in Goshen Township. Initial reports indicated an fall patient from a ladder outside with EMS requesting a helicopter to the scene.
Smoke in a Cabin
On April 16th, Company 5 was alerted to assist Penfield FD with a possible structure fire located at 2650 Mud Run Rd; Parker Dam State Park. Initial reports indicated a possible flu fire with smoke inside a camper’s cabin.
Fuel Spill
On April 15th, Company 5 was alerted for a fuel spill located at 15196 Clearfield Shawville Hwy; Sapp Brothers Truck Stop. Initial reports indicated a small diesel spill at the fuel pumps.
Working Fire
On April 5th, Company 5 was dispatched to the address of 212 Hill Street for a reported structure fire. Initial 911 calls indicated flames and smoke visible from underneath the residence.
Vehicle Fire
On April 4th, Company 5 was alerted to a working vehicle fire in the area of 114 mile marker of Interstate 80. Initial reports indicated a passenger car with smoke coming from under the hood. Deputy 5 went enroute and 911 dispatch advised of multiple calls reporting the vehicle to be fully engulfed.