Keystone Volunteers Respond to Multi-Alarm Fire and Vehicle Entrapment

Photo by Courtesy of Keystone Hook & Ladder Company No. 1.

Photo by Courtesy of Keystone Hook & Ladder Company No. 1.

Photo by Courtesy of Keystone Hook & Ladder Company No. 1.
Members of Keystone Hook & Ladder Company No. 1 continued to provide weekly training and numerous emergency responses between June 16 and June 19.
Tower 31 went to a multi-alarm structure fire on June 16th to help the City of Lebanon Fire Department, according to officials. Crews spent several hours helping with ventilation, fire suppression, and overhaul operations. After responding to a two-vehicle collision on South College Street on June 19th, Rescue 31 and Engine 31 managed to free a trapped occupant before sending the patient to EMS. In addition, volunteers responded to multiple automated fire alarms, other car accidents, a brush fire, and routine training throughout the week.