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DRILLS / EVENTS / PARADE SCHEDULE / LICENSE MANAGER / OSHA SAFETY TRAINING / RESPONSE GUIDELINES / QUICK DRILL / SERVICE AWARD WELCOME FIREFIGHTERS! UPCOMING DRILLS May 4 May 11 May 18 May 25 -Drill House Evolutions, Drill house on Pavement Road. -Drill House Evolutions -Drill House Evolutions -Holiday 2009 Events Memorial Day Parade, May 25 2009 4th of July Parade Saturday, July 4, 2009 Firefighter's Day at Erie County Fair Friday, August 7, 2009 Family Picnic August 2009 Labor Day Parade Monday, September 7, 2009 Fire Prevention Saturday, October 3 Halloween Activities at Stations 1 & 2 October 31, 6 pm Ladies Auxiliary Meat Raffle Saturday, November 7 Installation Dinner Christmas Caroling Christmas Party New Year's Party 2009 PARADE SCHEDULE Memorial Day (Village of Lancaster) Marilla Fire Co. Parade Lancaster 4th of July Parade Clarence Bicentennial Alden Fire Co. Parade Erie County Fair (Fireman's Day) Clarence Center Labor Day Parade Monday, May 25. Line up @ Veteran's Park. Trucks will leave station 1 at 9 am. Saturday, June 13. Line up on Tomarsue Dr @ Two Rod at 4:30 pm. Trucks leave station 1 at 4 pm. Parade steps off at 6 pm. Satday, July 4. Info to be announced. Sunday, July 26. Line up at Clarence High School at 12 pm. Trucks leave station 1 at 11:30 am. Parade steps off at 1 pm. Saturday, June 27. Line up near Alden Elementary at 5 pm. Trucks leave station 1 at 4:30 pm. Parade steps off at 6 pm. Friday, August 7. Line up at dug out. Times to be announced. Monday, September 7. Line up at Pine Breeze subdivision. LICENSE MANAGER Fire and EMS Combined List by Incident Number Alarm Date Between {04/01/2008} and {04/30/2008} Incident Type Date Location Description 08-0027230-0 FIRE 04/01/2008 2000 Commerce Pkwy System malfunction, other 08-0027231-0 EMS 04/01/2008 5196 Genesee Street Difficulty Breathing 08-0027232-0 EMS 04/01/2008 10 Broadmoor Ct Cardiac Problems 08-0027234-0 EMS 04/01/2008 48 Freeman Dr Male passed out 08-0027235-0 EMS 04/02/2008 21 Biscayne Dr Difficulty breathing 08-0027237-0 EMS 04/03/2008 488 Harris Hill Rd Diabetic Emergency 08-0027238-0 EMS 04/03/2008 Walden Ave & Central Ave MVA 08-0027239-0 EMS 04/03/2008 52 Freeman Dr Female passed out 08-0027240-0 FIRE 04/04/2008 405 Thruway Road freight or transport 08-0027242-0 FIRE 04/05/2008 405 Thruway Road freight or transport 08-0027244-0 FIRE 04/06/2008 148 Seneca Pl Carbon monoxide incident 08-0027245-0 EMS 04/06/2008 36 Main St Ill male 08-0027249-0 EMS 04/07/2008 450 Central Ave EMS Request 08-0027250-0 EMS 04/07/2008 182 Pleasant View Dr Airway obstruction 08-0027252-0 FIRE 04/07/2008 6461 Transit Rd False alarm or false call 08-0027253-0 EMS 04/09/2008 Transit Rd in front of Tops MVA 08-0027254-0 FIRE 04/08/2008 117 Iroquois Ave False alarm or false call 08-0027255-0 FIRE 04/09/2008 11135 Walden Avenue System malfunction, other 08-0027258-0 EMS 04/10/2008 3690 Walden Ave Female passed out 08-0027262-0 FIRE 04/14/2008 5182 Genesee St Smoke detector 08-0027265-0 EMS 04/15/2008 Wehrle Dr & Harris Hill Rd MVA 08-0027267-0 FIRE 04/15/2008 Across from 5819 Genesee St Good intent call, other 08-0027268-0 EMS 04/16/2008 14 Lancaster Pkwy Syncope 08-0027270-0 EMS 04/17/2008 136 Belmont Ill female 08-0027272-0 EMS 04/18/2008 503 Pavement Rd Difficulty Breathing 08-0027273-0 FIRE 04/18/2008 Railroad Tracks at T-Way Overpass Grass Fire 08-0027275-0 EMS 04/19/2008 488 Harris Hill Rd Difficulty Breathing 08-0027276-0 EMS 04/19/2008 139 Seneca Pl Assist call 08-0027277-0 EMS 04/19/2008 294 Iroquois Ave Leg injury 08-0027278-0 FIRE 04/19/2008 82 Stony Rd Grass Fire 08-0027279-0 FIRE 04/20/2008 2699 Wehrle Dr System malfunction, other 08-0027281-0 EMS 04/21/2008 139 Seneca Pl Leg Injury 08-0027286-0 FIRE 04/22/2008 2699 Wehrle Dr Unintentional transmission 08-0027289-0 FIRE 04/23/2008 Next to 311 Stony Rd Brush, or brush and grass 08-0027290-0 EMS 04/24/2008 32 East Home Rd Ill Female 08-0027292-0 EMS 04/25/2008 214 Warner Rd MVA 08-0027294-0 EMS 04/25/2008 Walden Ave & Eastport MVA 08-0027295-0 EMS 04/25/2008 3556 Walden Avenue Female Fell 08-0027296-0 EMS 04/25/2008 36 Chicory La Child with Head Injury 08-0027297-0 EMS 04/25/2008 6743 Transit Rd Seizure 08-0027298-0 EMS 04/26/2008 269 Broezel Ave Chest Pain 08-0027299-0 FIRE 04/26/2008 57 Rehm Rd Chimney or flue fire 08-0027300-0 EMS 04/27/2008 65 Meadow Lea Rd Abdominal Pain 08-0027301-0 FIRE 04/28/2008 70 Gunville Rd Road freight or transport 08-0027302-0 EMS 04/28/2008 409.2 Thruway Diabetic Emergency 08-0027304-0 FIRE 04/28/2008 37 Shadyside La Hazardous condition, other 08-0027306-0 EMS 04/29/2008 414.1 Thruway MVA 08-0027307-0 EMS 04/29/2008 6363 Transit Rd Abdominal Pain 08-0027309-0 FIRE 04/30/2008 6495 Transit Road Road freight or transport 08-0027311-0 EMS 04/30/2008 6 Candice Ct Epitax's LICENSE MANAGER Fire and EMS Combined List by Incident Number Alarm Date Between {03/01/2008} and {03/31/2008} Incident Type Date Location Description 08-0027147-0 EMS 03/01/2008 6615 Transit Rd Male passed out 08-0027148-0 FIRE 03/01/2008 414.1 thruway Passenger vehicle fire 08-0027149-0 EMS 03/01/2008 NYS Thruway between Ransom Rd and... MVA 08-0027150-0 FIRE 03/01/2008 6614 Transit Rd False alarm or false call 08-0027153-0 FIRE 03/02/2008 6461 Transit Rd False alarm or false call 08-0027154-0 EMS 03/02/2008 237 Seneca Pl Invoherent male 08-0027155-0 EMS 03/02/2008 5 Robinwood Ct EMS Report 08-0027156-0 EMS 03/02/2008 6627 Transit Rd Ill Male 08-0027160-0 EMS 03/04/2008 Harris Hill South of Wehrle Dr MVA 08-0027161-0 EMS 03/04/2008 237 Seneca Pl Difficulty breathing 08-0027163-0 EMS 03/04/2008 6643 Transit Rd Female choking 08-0027167-0 EMS 03/05/2008 48 Freeman Dr Back injury 08-0027168-0 EMS 03/06/2008 32 East Home Rd EMS Request 08-0027169-0 EMS 03/06/2008 Walden Ave and Central Ave MVA 08-0027171-0 EMS 03/08/2008 21 Hillside Pky Ill male 08-0027173-0 EMS 03/09/2008 5390 Genesee St Ill Female 08-0027174-0 EMS 03/09/2008 6707 Transit Rd EMS Report 08-0027178-0 EMS 03/11/2008 18 Haskell Dr Ill Male 08-0027179-0 FIRE 03/11/2008 Thuway east of Ransom Rd Passenger vehicle fire 08-0027180-0 EMS 03/11/2008 405.7 Thruway MVA 08-0027181-0 EMS 03/11/2008 2699 Wehlre Dr Cardiac arrest 08-0027182-0 EMS 03/11/2008 2793 Wehrle Dr Head injury 08-0027183-0 EMS 03/12/2008 51 Fox Hunt Rd Police related EMS 08-0027185-0 FIRE 03/12/2008 2699 Wehrle Dr False alarm or false call 08-0027186-0 EMS 03/13/2008 7 Hill Valley Dr Ill male 08-0027189-0 EMS 03/14/2008 621 Pleasant View Dr Nose bleed 08-0027190-0 EMS 03/14/2008 21 Biscayne Dr Female ill 08-0027191-0 FIRE 03/14/2008 6461 Transit Rd False alarm or false call 08-0027199-0 EMS 03/17/2008 5240 Genesee St Female fell 08-0027200-0 EMS 03/18/2008 11 Green Briar Dr Difficulty breathing 08-0027201-0 EMS 03/18/2008 20 Pheasant Run La Cardiac problems 08-0027204-0 EMS 03/21/2008 370 Central Ave Frmale passed out 08-0027205-0 EMS 03/22/2008 6707 Transit Rd Female passed out 08-0027206-0 EMS 03/23/2008 568 Pavement Rd Chest pains 08-0027207-0 EMS 03/23/2008 267 Seneca Pl Diabetic emergency 08-0027211-0 EMS 03/25/2008 278 Seneca Pl Syncope 08-0027212-0 EMS 03/25/2008 6363 Transit Rd EMS Request 08-0027213-0 EMS 03/26/2008 5218 Genesee St Female ill 08-0027214-0 EMS 03/27/2008 155 Stony Rd Female fell 08-0027215-0 FIRE 03/27/2008 2699 Wehrle Dr System malfunction, other 08-0027216-0 FIRE 03/27/2008 5182 Genesee St False alarm or false call 08-0027217-0 EMS 03/27/2008 6363 Transit Rd Cardiac arrest 08-0027219-0 FIRE 03/28/2008 6401 Transit Rd False alarm or false call 08-0027220-0 EMS 03/29/2008 Wehrle Dr & Harris Hill Rd MVA 08-0027224-0 EMS 03/30/2008 2699 Wehrle Dr Female ill 08-0027225-0 EMS 03/30/2008 2793 Wehrle Dr Female passed out 08-0027226-0 FIRE 03/31/2008 51 Heritage Dr Unintentional transmission 08-0027228-0 EMS 03/31/2008 414.6 Thruway Female bleeding LICENSE MANAGER Fire and EMS Combined List by Incident Number Alarm Date Between {02/01/2008} and {02/29/2008} Incident Type Date Location Description 08-0027057-0 EMS 02/01/2008 56 Stutzman Rd Female Fell 08-0027058-0 FIRE 02/01/2008 5873 Genesee St False Alarm or false call 08-0027059-0 EMS 02/01/2008 23 Barton Rd Ill Female 08-0027061-0 FIRE 02/02/2008 9 Deerpath Dr Carbon monoxide incident 08-0027063-0 EMS 02/03/2008 370 Central Ave Ill Female 08-0027066-0 FIRE 02/04/2008 4 Westbury La Carbon monoxide incident 08-0027068-0 FIRE 02/05/2008 15900 Walden Ave False alarm or false call 08-0027070-0 FIRE 02/06/2008 2699 Wehrle Dr False alarm or false call 08-0027071-0 EMS 02/05/2008 Genesee St east of Pavement MVA 08-0027073-0 EMS 02/07/2008 48 Freeman Dr Female passed out 08-0027074-0 EMS 02/07/2008 6635 Transit Rd Female fell 08-0027078-0 FIRE 02/09/2008 4444 Walden Ave False alarm or false call 08-0027079-0 FIRE 02/09/2008 15900 Walden Ave False alarm or false call 08-0027080-0 FIRE 02/09/2008 7 Hedge La Carbon monoxide incident 08-0027083-0 EMS 02/10/2008 Genesee St in front of Sacred Heart MVA 08-0027084-0 EMS 02/10/2008 36 Charlton Pl Diabetic Emergency 08-0027088-0 FIRE 02/11/2008 1157 Ransom Rd False alarm or false call 08-0027089-0 FIRE 02/11/2008 11445 Walden Ave False alarm or false call 08-0027090-0 EMS 02/12/2008 6363 Transit Rd MVA 08-0027093-0 FIRE 02/13/2008 4400 Walden Ave False alarm or false call 08-0027094-0 FIRE 02/13/2008 11590 Walden Ave False alarm or false call 08-0027097-0 FIRE 02/13/2008 6461 Transit Rd False alarm or false call 08-0027098-0 EMS 02/14/2008 273 Seneca Pl Possible CVA 08-0027100-0 EMS 02/17/2008 14 Impala Pky Ill female 08-0027101-0 EMS 02/17/2008 6743 Transit Rd Arm injury 08-0027102-0 EMS 02/18/2008 103 Kennedy Ct Ankle injury 08-0027103-0 EMS 02/18/2008 188 Belmont Ave Ill female 08-0027104-0 EMS 02/18/2008 284 Seneca Pl Possible CVA 08-0027109-0 EMS 02/19/2008 4002 Walden Ave Seizure 08-0027110-0 EMS 02/20/2008 36 Whitestone Cir Hip injury 08-0027111-0 FIRE 02/20/2008 6348 Transit Rd Building fire 08-0027112-0 FIRE 02/20/2008 6348 Transit Rd Building fire 08-0027113-0 EMS 02/20/2008 6495 Transit Rd Head injury 08-0027114-0 FIRE 02/20/2008 3340 North Millgrove Rd Building fire 08-0027116-0 EMS 02/21/2008 Transit Rd at Thurway Ramp MVA 08-0027117-0 FIRE 02/21/2008 6461 Transit Rd False alarm or false call 08-0027118-0 FIRE 02/21/2008 13 Juniper Blvd Carbon monoxide incident 08-0027121-0 FIRE 02/23/2008 52 Freeman Dr False alarm or false call 08-0027130-0 EMS 02/24/2008 408 Thurway MVA 08-0027131-0 EMS 02/24/2008 Genesee St & Stony Rd MVA 08-0027132-0 EMS 02/24/2008 24 Kennedy Ct Ankle injury 08-0027135-0 EMS 02/25/2008 5195 Genesee St Ill male 08-0027138-0 FIRE 02/27/2008 Depew Northside Firehall Building fire 08-0027140-0 EMS 02/27/2008 Pleasant View Dr and Harris Hill Rd MVA 08-0027141-0 EMS 02/27/2008 3579 Genesee St Welfare check 08-0027143-0 FIRE 02/27/2008 6461 Transit Rd False alarm or false call 08-0027145-0 EMS 02/28/2008 2793 Wehrle Dr Difficulty breathing 08-0027146-0 EMS 02/29/2008 5390 Genesee St Ill female LICENSE MANAGER Fire and EMS Combined List by Incident Number Alarm Date Between {01/01/2008} and {01/31/2008} Incident Type Date Location Description 08-0026964-0 EMS 01/01/2008 300 Seneca Pl Nose Bleed 08-0026965-0 EMS 01/01/2008 5873 Genesee St Ankle Injury 08-0026966-0 EMS 01/02/2008 5 Seitz Ave Difficulty Breathing 08-0026967-0 EMS 01/01/2008 49 Pleasant View Dr Chest Pains 08-0026968-0 FIRE 01/03/2008 48 Freeman Dr Unintentional transmission 08-0026971-0 EMS 01/04/2008 376 Stony Rd MVA 08-0026972-0 EMS 01/04/2008 71 Central Ave Ill Male 08-0026973-0 EMS 01/04/2008 12 Ravenwood Dr Seizure 08-0026974-0 EMS 01/06/2008 413.7 Thruway Vehicle Rollover 08-0026975-0 EMS 01/06/2008 11 Lucia Ct Ill Male 08-0026980-0 EMS 01/08/2008 54 Impala Pkwy Difficulty Breathing 08-0026982-0 FIRE 01/09/2008 Harris Hill Rd & Genesee St Hazardous Condition, Other 08-0026983-0 EMS 01/08/2008 18 Pleasant View Dr Seizure 08-0026984-0 FIRE 01/09/2008 5331 Genesee Street Hazardous Condition, other 08-0026985-0 FIRE 01/09/2008 6700 Transit Rd False alarm or false call 08-0026987-0 EMS 01/10/2008 Transit Rd in front of Tim Hortons MVA 08-0026988-0 EMS 01/10/2008 3556 Walden Ave Difficulty Breathing 08-0026990-0 EMS 01/11/2008 400 Harris Hill Rd Difficulty Breathing 08-0026991-0 FIRE 01/11/2008 Transit Rd & Rehm Rd Fire, other 08-0026994-0 EMS 01/12/2008 1 Forton Dr Hand Injury 08-0026996-0 FIRE 01/12/2008 5873 Genesee Street False alarm or false call 08-0026998-0 EMS 01/13/2008 412 Central Ave Chest Pains 08-0027004-0 EMS 01/17/2008 12 Ravenwood Dr Seizure 08-0027005-0 EMS 01/17/2008 Transit Rd in front of Tim Hortons Pedestrian Struck 08-0027006-0 EMS 01/18/2008 6707 Transit Rd Female Passed Out 08-0027007-0 EMS 01/18/2008 6363 Transit Rd Leg Injury 08-0027008-0 EMS 01/18/2008 146 Maple Dr Diabetic Emergency 08-0027009-0 FIRE 01/18/2008 4334 Walden Avenue Unintentional transmission 08-0027011-0 FIRE 01/19/2008 7 Juniper Blvd False alarm or false call 08-0027012-0 FIRE 01/20/2008 5873 Genesee St Sprinkler activation due to 08-0027014-0 EMS 01/21/2008 6375 Transit Rd Arm Injury 08-0027019-0 EMS 01/21/2008 6615 Transit Rd Ill Female 08-0027021-0 EMS 01/22/2008 Pleasant View Dr & Warner Rd MVA 08-0027022-0 EMS 01/22/2008 5419 Genesee St MVA 08-0027023-0 EMS 01/23/2008 Genesee St east of Harris Hill MVA 08-0027024-0 EMS 01/24/2008 10 Hillside Pkwy Ill Male 08-0027025-0 EMS 01/23/2008 412 Central Ave Airway Obstruction 08-0027026-0 FIRE 01/23/2008 Benzel Ct Fire, other 08-0027030-0 FIRE 01/24/2008 50 Freeman Dr False alarm or false call 08-0027031-0 EMS 01/24/2008 25 Ronald Dr Female Fell 08-0027032-0 EMS 01/24/2008 56 Pheasant Run La Ill Female 08-0027034-0 EMS 01/25/2008 4048 Walden Avenue Seizure 08-0027036-0 EMS 01/27/2008 256 Iroquois Ave EMS Request 08-0027042-0 FIRE 01/28/2008 25 Redlein Dr Carbon monoxide incident 08-0027044-0 EMS 01/29/2008 502 Pleasant View Dr EMS Report 08-0027045-0 EMS 01/29/2008 Transit Rd in front of Garden MVA 08-0027046-0 FIRE 01/29/2008 346 Harris Hill Rd Unintentional transmission 08-0027048-0 FIRE 01/30/2008 37 Stony Brook Dr Carbon monoxide incident 08-0027049-0 EMS 01/30/2008 50 Quail Run La Shortness of breath 08-0027050-0 EMS 01/30/2008 Genesee St east of Gunville Rd MVA 08-0027053-0 EMS 01/30/2008 23 Barton Rd Ill Female 08-0027055-0 EMS 01/31/2008 2793 Wehrle Dr Leg Injury 08-0027056-0 EMS 01/31/2008 146 Maple Dr Leg Injury Back to top 2009 OSHA SAFETY TRAINING Updated 12/31/08 ID# Firefighter Name 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 01 Joseph Muecello √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ 02 Ronald Surowick √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ 03 Peter Strcikland √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ 04 Michael Andrzejewski √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ 06 Andrew Niescier √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ 08 Harry Wolf √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ 09 Frank Cullinan √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ 10 Gregory Kozerski √ √ √ √ √ √ √ 11 John Stofer √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ 12 Mark Lawniczak √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ 13 Mark Lawniczak Sr. √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ 16 Patrick Cleary √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ 17 Brian Koch √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ 18 Allan Stanton √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ 19 Elizabeth Adolf √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ 20 James Gaskin √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ 21 Gerry Guerra √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ 22 Kyle Cleveland √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ 23 Tim Sterns √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ 25 Jacob Stanton √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ 27 Thomas J. Trzepacz √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ 28 Robert G. MacPeek √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ 29 Kathryn Horavatits √ 30 Brian MacPeek √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ 31 Michael Trzepacz √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ 32 William MacPeek √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ 33 Emily Trzepacz √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ 34 Paul Moore √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ 35 Keith Benkleman √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ 37 Michael Dersam √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ 38 Douglas W. Chapman √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ 39 John Stearns √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ 40 Christopher Hoffman Sr. √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ 41 Carl Meyers √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ 42 Robert Voelker √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ 44 Christopher Hoffman √ √ √ √ √ √ √ 45 Dan Magrum √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ 47 Raymond Hartel √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ 48 Kenneth Keller √ √ 49 Jackie Stahrr √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ 50 Frank Prell √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ 51 Molly Prell √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ 52 Wayne Stewart √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ 53 David Kleparek √ √ √ √ √ √ √ 55 Donald Sutton √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ 57 Douglas Grimmer √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ 58 Thomas T. Trzepacz √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ 60 Robert Sinclair √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ 61 Kevin Stahrr √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ 63 James Ward √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ 65 John Adolf √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ 65 Kevin Chudy √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ 66 David Stachelski √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ 67 Daniel Stachelski √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ 68 Nicholas Pokorski √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ 69 Derrick Jentsch √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ 72 Kevin Stephan 73 Richard Reese √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ 74 Anthony Suchyna √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ 75 Edward Kulpa √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ 76 Joseph Trzepacz √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ 77 Kevin Jentsch √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ 80 Brianna Safe √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ 81 Aaron Stewart √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ 82 James Andrzejewski √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ 84 Martin Kleparek √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ 85 James Safe √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ 86 Douglas R. Chapman √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ 87 Fred Kiritits "New" √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ 88 Laura Erhardt 89 Marc Graham √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ 93 Frank DiSanto √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ 95 Raymond Wolfe √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ 96 Daniel Curtis √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ 97 Gary Schroeck √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ 99 Karl Schaefer √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ RESPONSE GUIDELINES Station 1 Station 2 Alarm of Fire Engine 3, Utility 5 Engine 1 Rescue 7-1 Engine 2 Rescue7 Rescue 7-2 Vehicle Fire Engine 3, Utility 5 Engine 1 Engine 2 Rescue 7 Grass/Rubbish/Dumpster Fire Engine 3, Utility 5 Engine 1 Engine 2 Rescue 7 Walden Corridore Alarm Engine 3 Rescue 7 (FAST Team) Carbon Monoxide Alarm Engine 3 Rescue 7-1 (if systems exist) Rescue 7 Rescue 7-2 (if systems) EMS Rescue 7-1 Rescue 7-2 EMS (Industrial) Engine 3 Rescue 7 MVA Engine 3, Utility 5 Rescue 7-1 Rescue 7 Engine 2 Mass Casualty Incident Engine 3, Utility 5 Rescue 7-1 Engine 1 Rescue 7 Rescue 7-2 Engine 2 Water Rescue Engine 3, Utility 5 Rescue 7-1 Rescue 7 Rescue 7-2 Fire Police Utility 5 Rescue 7 (standby in quarters) Utility Call (Flooded Basement) Engine 3 Rescue 7 Mutual Aid (Pumper) Engine 3 (North of Pleasant View) Engine 2 (South of Pleasant View) Mutual Aid (Rescue/Extrication) Engine 3 (standby in quarters) Rescue 7 Mutual Aid (EMS) Rescue 7-1 (North of Pleasant View) Rescue 7-2 (South of Pleasant View) Mutual Aid (FAST Team) Utility 5 (FAST members if needed) Rescue 7 The above apparatus has a standing order to respond unless otherwise directed by the officer in charge[snip] Utility 5 to respond with Fire Police personnel first[snip] All remaining apparatus should stand by in quarters[snip] Back to top Bowmansville Volunteer Fire Assocation QUICK DRILL Drill 001 Hydrant Operations Purpose: Is teach/train firefighters to safely connect 5" hose to a hydrant. For our usual hydrant to fire operations. Scope: All company personnel. Responsibility: Company officers are responsible for supervising all firefighters during the inspection of their Personal Protective Ensemble, and all firefighters are responsible to understand and perform assigned duties pertaining to hydrant operations. 2 ½" Double Female Adapter 2 ½" x 2 ½" Hydrant Gate Hydrant Wrench 2 ½" Spanner Wrenches (2) Rubber Mallet 2 ½" Double Male Adapter 5" Storz x 4 ½" nst. Adapter 2 ½" Female x 1 ½" Male Adapter LDH Spanner Wrenches (2) Procedures: FIREFIGHTERS WILL WEAR THEIR FULL PPE, BUNKER GEAR, HELMET, AND FIRE GLOVES. Truck officer or senior firefighter will make decision which firefighter will be responsible for hydrant operations. NOTE: THE TRUCK OFFICER (LINE OR SENIOR FIREFIGHTER) WILL OCCUPY THE OFFICER SEAT ON THE APPARTUS. The driver will position the pumper at designated hydrant. Firefighter responsible for hydrant operation will unbuckle his/her seatbelt, will take a UHF portable radio (putting the portable radio on BVFA TAC channel 6). On night time operation the firefighter will also take a hand light. Disembark the pumper after checking traffic in both directions and it is safe to do so. Remove the hydrant bag from the tailboard (Eng 1) or rear compartment (Eng 2&3) and place near the hydrant (winter operations bring a shovel). Remove 5" hose from hose bed and wrap the hose around hydrant, and then will notify the driver by radio or hand signal to proceed to the scene (the pumper speed should be appropriate for conditions, not to exceed 15 MHP). Open the steamer cap and flush the hydrant. Open 2 ½" cap. Attach 4 ½" nst. x 5" Storz connection to the steamer and connect the 5" hose. Attach 2 ½" hydrant gate to the open 2 ½" steamer (keep hydrant gate in off position). The pump operator will indicate by turning on the yellow hydrant light and/or by radio when he/she is ready for water. After receiving the ready for water signal, charge the 5" hose by turning on 13 turns. Charge 5" hose when pump operation gives you signal (yellow strobes) or by radio. After charging the 5" hose, walk a safe distance away from the hose checking for leaks or any other problems. Inform the pump operator of any serious problems which may jeopardize the water supply. After you have completed this task, report to the operation officer for another task. Bowmansville Volunteer Fire Assocation Quick Drill Drill 004 Inspecting your Personal Protective Ensemble (PPE) Purpose: Is to assist Firefighters in conducting Inspections of their bunker gear according to the requireents of NFPA 1851, "Standard for the Selection, Care and Maintenance of Stuctural Fire Fighting Protective Ensembles." Scope: All company personnel. Responsibility: Company officers are responsible for supervising all firefighters during the inspection of their Personal Protective Ensemble, and all firefighters are responsible to understand the proper care and inspection of their "Personal Protective Ensemble". NFPA PERSONAL PROTECTIVE ENSEMBLE (PPE) INSPECTION Some General Precautions: Gear should always be cleaned before inspecting Anyone handling firefighter protective clothing should wear disposable rubber or nitrile gloves. Firefighter protective clothing should be handled separately from conventional clothing. PPE should be kept away from non-flame resistant clothing as well as clothing that could contaminate PPE clothing. Overview of Coats and Pants: Outer shell Moisture Barrier Thermal Liner Trim Hardware Hook and Loop fastener tape Knit material Reinforcements Product Lables Manufacturing Company logo Overview of Helmets: Helmet shells Helmet components Effect of thermal challenge to helmet components Helmet face shields Helmet suspensions Helmet trim Overview of Hood: Soiling Contamination Physical damage such as: a. Rips, tears and cuts b. Thermal Damage Shrinkage Loss of material elasticity Loss of seam integrity Loss of face opening adjustment Overview of Gloves: Soiling Contamination Physical damage such as: a. Cuts b. Thermal damage c. Inverted liners d. Loss of seam integrity Overview of Boots: Soiling Contamination Physical damage such as: a. Cuts b. Thermal damage c. Exposed/deformed steel toes d. Loss of seam integrity How to use this guide: Use the PPE inspection check list to note any problems If water damage is noted check the respective box Provide comment to help quartermaster locate the problem Some wear and fading or staining is to be expected Any specific questions during inspection should be directed to the quartermaster or any other line officer Before washing your PPE, check for items left in pockets: BEFORE CLOTHING IS CLEANED MAKE SURE THAT ALL ITEMS ARE REMOVED FROM THE POCKETS AND THAT SUSPENDERS ARE NOT ATTACHED TO PANTS. DO NOT USE CHLORINE UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCE. Some common items found in pockets include: a. Gloves b. Hoods c. Tools Washing Machine Instructions: a. These instructions are also posted on the washing machine at both halls. b. Snap all snaps c. If liner is not sewn in, take out (hand wash) d. Inspect garment e. Turn on wash machine, read out will show HOLD for approx. 30 seconds f. Open door by pressing and holding door unlock switch and pushing red button and turning door handle g. Put one set of gear in machine at a time h. Put one packet of soap into washer i. Close and lock door by turning handle j. Press up and down switch to proper cycle (use cycle 6) k. This will take approx. 27 minutes to complete washing l. Let gear air dry by using Dehydrator (gear shold be dried in approx. 2 hours) Back to top SERVICE AWARD In order to be eligible for the Service Award Program, you must accumulate a minimum of 50 points, in each calendar year (January 1 - December 31), by participating in fire company activities per the Point Accumulation System.** In addition, you must remain a member in good standing of the Bowmansville Fire Company, as defined by the Constitution and By-Laws of this Association. Failure to meet BOTH of these standards will cause a firefighter to lose service credit for that calendar year. **PLEASE NOTE -- There is a maximum number of points which can be accumulated in each category. Service Award Program Point Accumulation System Point Accumulation Activity: Attendance at Training Sessions Maximum Points Per Year: 25 How Points are Credited: Based on duration of training course. Under twenty hours: one point per hour with a limit of 5 points per course. Twenty to forty-five hours: 5 points plus 1 point for each hour over twenty hours: no more than 10 points per course. Over forty-five hours: 15 points. Training courses should be satisfactorily completed and designated as approved courses by the Chief. Point Accumulation Activity: Attendance at Drills Maximum Points Per Year: 20 How Points are Credited: 1 point per drill (minimum 2 hour drill). Point Accumulation Activity: Participation in Sleep-in or Stand-by Session Maximum Points Per Year: 20 How Points are Credited: Sleep in session: 1 point for each full night. Stand by session: 1 point for each session (four hour minimum duration); a "stand- by" is defined in the State Law as "a line of duty activity of the volunteer fire company, lasting for four hours, not falling under one of the other categories." Point Accumulation Activity: Holding a Specified Elected or Appointed Position Maximum Points Per Year: 25 How Points are Credited: Points are earned for the completion of a one year term as follows. If one person completes more than one office, only points for one office are awarded. Chief and President 25 First & Second Assistant Chief, Vice President 20 Captain, First Aid Captain, Recording Secretary, Corresponding Secretary, Financial Aid Secretary, Treasurer, Chairman of the Board 15 First and Second Lieutenants, Foreman, Directors, Bar Chairman 10 All Other Appointed Officers 5 Point Accumulation Activity: Attendance at any official meetings of the volunteer fire company. Maximum Points Per Year: 20 How Points are Credited: 1 point earned per meeting. Point Accumulation Activity: Participation in Department Responses Maximum Points Per Year: 30 How Points are Credited: Of the total number of fire calls responded to annually, each fire fighter must respond to 10% of calls to receive 15 points. Of the total number of calls, emergency rescue and first aid, each fire fighter must resond to 10% of calls to receive 15 points. Point Accumulation Activity: Holding a Specified Elected or Appointed Position Maximum Points Per Year: 25 How Points are Credited: Points are earned for the completion of a one year term as follows. If one person completes more than one office, only points for one office are awarded. Parades 1 point each Inspection 1 point each Fund Raisers: Fund Drive Other 1 point each 1 point each Work Detail 1 point each Back to top