Gary Ibberson

Position(s): Relief Treasurer

Email: gibberson@comcast.net

Hobbies
Goat herder, giving t-money a hard time

Positions Held
Relief Treasurer

Favorite Quote
Holy Mackeral!

Sun 16

Fire Company Training

January 3, 2019 @ 7:00 pm - 10:00 pm

Jan 08

Fire Company Meeting

January 8, 2019 @ 6:30 pm

Millersburg Fire Company

3 hours ago

Our Santa Parade and time with Santa at the firehouse is still on. Parade starts at 4:00 along the route from the previous post. Rain or shine, we are on. ... See MoreSee Less

View on Facebook

Likes: 17
Shares: 8
Comments: 0

Comment on Facebook

Millersburg Fire Company shared their post.

5 hours ago

Just a reminder that Santa is coming today at 4:00! Hope to see you all!The Millersburg Fire Company No. 1 is holding a Santa Parade on December 16, 2018. The parade will start at 4:00 pm at the Millersburg High School. Mr. & Mrs. Santa will be accompanied by members of the Millersburg Area Music Association and the 2018 Gratz Fair Queen, Lydia Faust. The parade will travel down North Street to Walnut Street. The parade will turn onto Union Street and travel around the square before making a right on the Market Street. Finally, the parade will travel down Market Street and turn a right on to Center Street back to the firehouse. Once we arrive back at the firehouse members of the band and chorus will delight us with some carols for people of all ages to enjoy. Afterward kids are welcome to visit with Mr. &. Mrs. Santa to deliver their Christmas lists and get a special treat. We will also have cookies and hot cocoa for everyone to enjoy. The evening will conclude at 6:00pm.
The members of the fire company would like to invite you to come and be a part of the parade. If you have a business and would like to be a part of our parade or if you would like to set up a table inside at the firehouse please contact Heather Alleman at heather.alleman@millersburgfire.org. Otherwise please come out to enjoy this event whether you bring the kids or if you are just young at heart. This is one of those perfect small hometown events that make Millersburg special. ... See MoreSee Less

View on Facebook

Likes: 12
Shares: 9
Comments: 2

Comment on Facebook

Yes, rain or shine but the rain looks to be moving out

Rain or shine!

Millersburg Fire Company shared Seth Lasko Photography's album.

3 days ago

Wednesday, December 12, 2018 at 18:18, Engine 20 was dispatched to a reported residential structure fire on the 1000 Block of North River Road in Halifax Township. While enroute, Chief 29-1 was given further information that promptedhim to upgrade the box which added Truck and Tanker 20 to the incident. The Engine crew arrived with Engine 29-1 and picked up Engine 29-1’s 5” line while the Engine crew made entry with Chief 29-3 to extinguish the fire and assisted in pulling a second line. Much has been said about closing your doors when you leave a room or go to bed recently. The door to the fire room was closed by the homeowner and very likely saved the house from suffering much worse damage. As you look at the photos below by Seth Lasko, please keep that in mind and make sure you close your doors.Another home was saved last evening once again due to working smoke detectors sounding and the home owners quick thinking of shutting a bedroom door. A call came in for a reported structure fire in the 29-4 box. Chief 29-1 went on the air and county advised that the caller stated it was thought to be electrical in nature and that there was fire. With this and additional information the box was upgraded to a working fire. Arriving on scene Engine 29 laid in from route 147 and positioned on the A side of the structure. As crews stretched a line smoke was pushing from the structure. Engine and Truck 20 arriving at about the same time, Chief 29-3 Herrold along with Captain 20 Grimm, FF Hirsch followed by Chief 29-1 Pottiger made entry and made their way to a back bedroom on the A/B corner. Entering the room knocking the small fire they then began checking for any possible extension. Chief 29-2 having command asked for a ladders and an additional line to be stretched. Crews finding no additional fire vented the home using a positive pressure fan at the front door. Units called were Engine 29, Engine 29-1, Tanker 29, Engine 20, Truck 20, Tanker 20, Rescue 21, Engine 21, Tanker 21, Tanker 216, Squad 216, Engine 216, Air 35, Perry Squad 2 as well as fire police 29. A short time into the event command released Perry Squad 2, Engine, Tanker and Rescue 21. The cause is believed to have started in the area of an electrical outlet. Thoughts and prayers are with the residents of the home.

Images Copyright Seth Lasko Photography.
Not to be cropped, altered or printed without my written consent. Not for news media use. ... See MoreSee Less