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Total | 46 |
Past Call Stats |
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2022 | 249 |
2021 | 234 |
2020 | 183 |
2019 | 207 |
2018 | 201 |
2017 | 186 |
2016 | 163 |
2015 | 191 |
2014 | 168 |
2013 | 149 |
2012 | 150 |
2011 | 149 |
2010 | 122 |
2009 | 168 |
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SFC Officers Announced for 2023
Sadsburyville Fire/Rescue, December 31
As we begin 2023, we announce our officer lineup that is tasked with leading our company. Our executive officers were nominated and voted in at the December 2022 company meeting and the operational team was appointed by the Fire Chief. We bring in Brad Rust as President for his second term leading the executive operation and Adam Grossman as our Fire Chief who has been serving in this capacity since ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Structure Fire on Wilmington Road, East Fallowfield Township
Sadsburyville Fire/Rescue, November 15
Sadsburyville Firefighters were on scene tonight at a house fire in East Fallowfield Township. Crews arrived to find fire showing from side A and went in service with suppression efforts and searches. The fire was quickly contained and the structure was opened up and ventilated. Rescue 31 operated on the scene for 1.5 hours before being release by command.... (Full Story & Photos)
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Sunday Morning Commercial Fire Alarm
Sadsburyville Fire/Rescue, November 06
Sadsburyville crews were out this morning on a first due commercial fire alarm. Keystone Valley Engine 08 was also due on the assignment and responded. Firefighters arrived to perform a 360 and found no fire or smoke conditions then investigated the interior of the building. The fire alarm system was determined to be faulty and no services were required.... (Full Story & Photos)
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Auto Accident in Sadsburyville
Sadsburyville Fire/Rescue, October 30
SFC and mutual aid EMS responded to this vehicle accident on Lincoln Highway at Octorara Road in Sadsbury Township tonight at 19:30. Crews arrived to find multiple patients to be checked by EMS from a two vehicle accident with fluids leaking on the roadway.
Rescue 31, Engine 31 and Utility 31 all made the response.... (Full Story & Photos)
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Open House
Sadsburyville Fire/Rescue, October 23
On Sunday October 23rd, 2022, SFC members opened the doors and invited the public in for a fire prevention month open house event. The day was sponsored by Servpro of Kennett Square/Oxford.
Guest were able to extinguish a live fire, use a fire hose and extinguisher, and receive complimentary food and drink during the event. Our fire apparatus was on display and our rescue crew did a live vehicle ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Fire Prevention Open House, Sunday October 23rd
Sadsburyville Fire/Rescue, October 23
Event sponsored by Servpro of Kennett Square/Oxford- the #1 choice in cleanup and restoration, visit Servpro.com.
Next Sunday, October 23rd, 2022, from 12:00-4:00PM we are having an open house at our fire station. Our fire station is located on First Avenue between Lincoln Highway and Old Wilmington Road in Sadsburyville.
The day's events include light drinks and refreshments, fire apparatus display ... (Full Story & Photos)
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SFC Receives Special Gift
Sadsburyville Fire/Rescue, September 23
The Sadsburyville Fire Company had a special visitor today at our station. One of our neighbors and an active member of the United States Air Force, stopped by our station this afternoon to drop off some very special gifts.
MSgt. Michael Magobet was deployed to Kuwait in 2021. During his time there with the men and women of the 779th Expeditionary Airlift Squadron stationed Ali Al Salem Air Base, ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Regional Training Drill
Sadsburyville Fire/Rescue, September 17
Firefighters spent their Saturday at the Chester County Public Safety Training Center for live burn training with our mutual aid partners. The training evolutions lasted about 4 hours and included 8 different burn scenarios.
Skills were honed in on fire suppression, ventilation, search and rescue and first due assignments. Participating in the day was firefighters from Sadsburyville, Wagontown, ... (Full Story & Photos)
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