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Wind Gap - Cub Scout Troop 39 visits PTVFC

Wednesday, March 13, 2013 1900 hrs - Wind Gap - Cub Scout Pack 39 visits Plainfield Twp. Vol. Fire Co.

Hope all the cub scouts and parents had a wonderful time.

Thank you for your continue support and THANK YOU to the members who assisted in the tour and the demonstration.


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PLAINFIELD TWP. FIRE DESTROYS BARN CONVERTED INTO APT'S

Sunday, February 17, 2013 at 0405hrs One person was hurt as a barn converted into apartments was destroyed by fire early this morning in Plainfield Township, according to emergency radio and on-scene reports.  Initial reports state that just after 4 o'clock radio reports indicated someone was trapped in the three-unit structure at 1508 Pen Argyl Road, but everyone was out by 5:30am.  A man in his 20's was to be flown to an area hospital, according to radio reports, but a supervisor at the Northampton County emergency dispatch center in Upper Nazareth Township couldn't confirm that.

The south end of the building was destroyed by 5:30am and the north end was still burning. It appeared to be a total loss, Pen Argyl Road was shut at that hour.
 
Firefighters from Plainfield, Bushkill Township, Washington Township, Northampton County; Pen Argyl, Lower Mount Bethel Township, Upper Nazareth Township, Upper Mount Bethel Township, Forks Township, Klecknersvile Rangers and Nancy Run Fire Co. responded.  Plainfield Twp. EMS and Suburban EMS were present as well.
 
Many of the outlying fire companies oversaw two retention ponds to provide water to fight the fire.
 
The American Red Cross of the Greater Lehigh Valley provided services for eight adults and two children affected by the fire, according to a news release from the organization.  The Red Cross gave food and clothing to three families, and is also providing lodging for one of those families, according to the release.
 
The home is owned by Greggo Farms.
 
Express-Times photographer Bill Adams contributed to this report.


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Barn converted to apartments fire 2-17-13

Barn converted to apartments fire
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Barn converted to apartments fire 2-17-13

Barn converted to apartments fire
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PLAINFIELD TWP. EMS - 2013 SUBSCRIPTION DRIVE UNDERWAY

2013 EMS Subscription Letter

2013 EMS Subscription Letter

Plainfield Twp. Vol. Fire Co. Ambulance Corp.'s 2013 Membership Drive is underway.  If you have not received a subscription drive letter and donation request please print out a printable version by clicking on the title above and scrolling to the bottom.


If you have any questions, please contact the business office Monday thru Friday 9:00am thru 2:00pm and leave a message.


THANK YOU for your continued support!


     


 

CHARTER'S BANQUET FACILITY NOW ON FACEBOOK

   


 

PLAINFIELD TWP. VOL. FIRE CO. ANNOUNCES 2013 OFFICERS

Monday, January 14, 2013  PLAINFIELD TWP. VOL. FIRE CO. ANNOUNCES 2013 OFFICERS

Fire Co. -
    Fire Chief - Ryan Pool
    Deputy Chief - George Biggs
    Asst. Chief - Richard Johnson
    Captain - Mike Farace
    Lieutenant - Bill ZeRuth
    Lieutenant - Joel McAllister

EMS Corp. -
    EMS Captain - A.J. Olszewski II
    EMS Lieutenant - Kyle Miller

Fire Co. Admin. -
    President - George Biggs
    Vice President - Richard Johnson
    Secretary - Dan Sinclair
    Financial Secretary - Bill ZeRuth
    Treasurer - A.J. Olszewski II

    Trustee (2012-2014) - Dan Anderson
    Trustee (2013-2014) - Joel McAllister
    Trustee (2013-2015) - Kyle Miller
    Trustee (2013-2015) - Matt Waldmiller

Relief Association -
    President - A.J. Olszewski II
    Vice President - Ryan Pool
    Secretary - Jade Johnson
    Treasurer - Carol Reid
    Fire Delegate - George Biggs
    EMS Delegate - Kyle Miller
    Fire Police Delegate - Matt Waldmiller

Congratulation's to the 2013 Officer's and "THANK YOU" to the past officer's


   


 

Reagle Dodge's 3rd Annual Toy's for Tot's



Reagle Dodge is proud to announce that they are currently accepting donations for Toys for Tots from now until December 24th!

* Reagle Dodge invite's you to join them for thier 3rd Annual Toys for Tots Kickoff Event Saturday, December 1st at 1:00pm.

Reagle Dodge will be collecting toy donations for children 0-14 years of age.

Please enjoy with us:
~ A visit from Santa & Mrs. Claus who will be delivered to our event by helicopter compliments of Mr. Nolan Perin!
~ Meet the Marine Bulldog Mascot who will be escorted to the event by Plainfield Twp. Fire Company
~ FREE 4x6 photos with Santa & Mrs. Claus to take home
~ Children will receive a gift from Santa
~ Milk & Cookies
~ Face painting
~ Children's Activities
~ Meet local MMA Fighter Scott "The Animal" Heckman! He will have a display of championship belts, be signing autographs and be available for photos.
~ Meet the true heroes of Christmas, our U.S. Marines!

* As a THANK YOU for your kindness of making a donation of a new, unwrapped toy to Toys for Tots please accept a $10.00 Reagle Dodge Gift Certificate.

Please extend this invitation to all of your friends & family!


* Reagle Dodge is proud to be a sponsor of Toys for Tots of Allentown! *


   


 

Station 36 Fire and EMS respond to MVA w/Rescue

Wednesday, October 3, 2012 1345 hrs - One driver was killed and another injured in a head-on crash this afternoon on Bangor Road (Route 191) in Plainfield Township, authorities said.

The crash occurred about 1:45 p.m. at the intersection with Books Hill Road.

A small sport utility vehicle south on Route 191 that appeared to cross into the northbound lane, colliding with a pickup truck, said township police officer John Thompson, a crash-reconstruction expert with the department.

The driver of the pickup truck was taken to St. Luke's University Hospital in Fountain Hill, the officer said. Thompson could not describe the extent of that driver's injuries. Thompson withheld the pickup driver's name.

There were no passengers in either vehicle.

Police are continuing to investigate what caused the SUV driver to cross into the oncoming lane. Thompson said there are no signs alcohol was a factor.

Police are seeking a young male on a bicycle believed to have been in the area of the crash at the time of the collision, Thompson said. He asked that the bicyclist or anyone with information on the crash call township police at 610-759-8517.

***Article Courtesy of The Express-Times

***Photo's Courtesy of Dan Clerico

***Video Courtesy of WFMZ 69 News - to see the video click on the title above, then scroll all the way to the bottom under the pictures, till you see "Related Links" click the link and watch the video

     



 

PLAINFIELD TWP. VOL. FIRE CO. - RE-STRIPES TANKER 36-31

Plainfield Twp. Vol. Fire Co. Tanker 36-31 has been re-striped as well as having the NFPA Compliant chevron placed on the rear of the apparatus.  This chevron is to make the apparatus more visible to motorists both during the day as well as at night.  Since Plainfield Twp. Vol. Fire Co. operates on State Route 33 we felt it was necessary for us to place this chevron on the apparatus to keep our volunteer emergency responders safe while working an incident on the highway.

 

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PLAINFIELD TWP. VOL. FIRE CO. FUND DRIVE UNDERWAY

Wednesday, August 1, 2012 


Attn: ALL PLAINFIELD TWP. RESIDENTS:


Plainfield Twp. Vol. Fire Co.'s Fund Drive is underway.  You should be have gotten or you should be getting Plainfield Twp. Vol. Fire Co.'s 2012 Fire Fund Drive donation request.  If you have not received one and would like one, you can print out a donation form below in one of two formats (Word or PDF).  If you can't print one out and would like one call our business office at 610-863-3302 and leave your full name, address with City, State and Zip and we will see that one get's mailed out to you.


THANK YOU for your continued support.


**NOTE: Please click on the title above to access the downloadable donation forms.**


     


 

Plainfield Twp. Vol. Fire Co. responds to RPM Fire

Saturday, June 23, 2012  The officer's of the Plainfield Twp. Vol. Fire Co. and Ambulance Corp. would like to "THANK" our brother's and sister's in the fire and EMS service for your assistance.

    ***FIRE COMPANIES***
    Plainfield Twp. Vol. Fire Co. - E-3611, E-3612, T-3631, U-3642, R-3641
    Wind Gap Vol. Fire Co. - E-3511, E-3512, U-3542, U-3543
    Lookout Vol. Fire Co. - E-3211, E-3212, U-3241, U-3242
    Bangor Fire Dept. - L-3021, E-3012, U-3041, E-3011
    Lower Mt. Bethel / Sandt's Eddy - T-2631
    Upper Nazareth Vol. Fire Co. - T-5431, E-5412
    Washington Twp. Vol. Fire Co. - E-3812, T/E-3842
    North Bangor Vol. Fire Co. - T-3931
    Bushkill Twp. Vol. Fire Co. - E-5212, E-5214
    Moore Twp. Vol. Fire Co. - T-4831, E-4811
    Hecktown Vol. Fire Co. - T-5331
    Monroe County / Blue Ridge - T-23-3-1, T23-3-2

    ***EMS AGENCIES***
    Plainfield Twp. EMS - A-3681
    Wind Gap EMS - A-3582
    Suburban EMS - A-27E32, Rehab 27EU49, 27Medic1

    ***EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT***
    Plainfield Twp. - 36EM1
    Wind Gap - 35EM1
    Northampton County - EMA-9905 w/Truck 5

    ***SUPPORT***
    North Penn Good Will Service, Inc. - Food Truck 1, Portable Restroom Truck 1

Shortly after Midnight on Saturday 6.23.12 Firefighters from Plainfield Twp. are dispatched to RPM Recycling for a reported fire with explosions.  Crews responding to the scene knew they were going to work when they saw a smoke column while responding.  Once on scene they had a large scrap pile fully envolved and additional tankers were requested to the scene.  A 2nd Alarm would be struck as crews operated with heaviest water lines and elevated master streams.  Crews worked for hours to bring the fire under control no injuries were reported.


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