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FIREWORKS SAFETY JUNE 30 - FIREWORKS SAFETY To help you celebrate safety this Fourth of July, the Ogden Fire Company offers the following tips on Fireworks Safety: - Always read and follow label directions. - Have an adult present. - Buy from reliable sellers. - Use outdoors only. - Always have water handy (a garden hose or a bucket). - Never experiment or make your own fireworks. - Light only one firework at ... (Full Story & Photos)

Conditions as the first apparatus arrived (A/D corner)

Working Alarm: 400 Blk. Beech St. JUNE 28 - The Township Companies along with R.I.T. 45 and Medic 100-C were dispatched at 04:00hrs. to the area of Briarcliff Ave. and Beech St. for the residential fire with numerous calls being received. As apparatus started to respond, Fireboard broadcasted that the Upper Chichester Police were reporting the dwelling full involved, with vehicles in the driveway. Engine 40 was the first suppression unit ... (Full Story & Photos)

Engine 1 runs 4 calls for the day JUNE 26 - This afternoon at 14:36hrs the Company along with the Reliance Hook & Ladder (61) were dispatched to Interstate 95 northbound at the Highland Avenue off ramp for a fuel spill. Engine 1 under the command of Deputy Chief CH. Small (55-9A) made the response. Upon engine 1's arrival two vehicles were off to the left hand shoulder with one vehicle leaking anti-freeze. Engine 1's crew contained the spill, ... (Full Story & Photos)

Congratulations Reds JUNE 22 - The members of the Company all want to congratulate Robert "Reds" Repine Jr. on his graduation from Interboro High School as part of the class of 2009. And, best of luck with your future endeavors while serving our country as part of the United States Coast Guard. ... (Full Story & Photos)

Dye Spill On Chi Ave. JUNE 16 - At 15:08hrs, Engine companies 61 & 55 were alerted to Chichester Ave in the area of the I-95 overpass for a spill of an unknown substance. Police were advising incoming units that the substance was possibly "paint". Engine 61 arrived with an unknown fluid on Johnson Ave that lead out onto Chi Ave. that then stretched all the way to Meetinghouse Rd. On the arrival of Brush 55 and Squrt 61, crews ... (Full Story & Photos)

Sticky Side Down JUNE 09 - Members again meet at the station this evening to either refresh or learn the skills involved with performing Basic First-Aid (bandaging, splinting, bleeding control) on a victim with traumatic injuries. While the company is not primarily dispatched to medical emergencies, Engine 1 and Engine 3 are both equipped with complete BLS (basic life support) first-in bags. This is all the necessary equipment ... (Full Story & Photos)

Three & One For The Day JUNE 02 - During the day the Company had three calls for service and conducted one training session. The first was a reported brush fire at the intersection of Chichester Ave. and Meetinghouse Rd. Chief 55 was in the area and was advised by Fireboard that the actual location was on the railroad tracks in the area of the 500 blk of Meetinghouse Rd. CSX maintenance-of-way crews were in that area grinding ... (Full Story)

CPR/AED Training MAY 26 - During the evening members gathered at the Station to either refresh or learn the skills that are involved with performing CPR and using an AED (Automatic External Defibrillator) during a cardiac medical emergency. While the company is not primarily dispatched to medical emergencies, Engine 1 is equipped with an AED and a complete BLS (basic life support) first-in bag. This is all the necessary ... (Full Story)

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