John Heckert

Position(s): Head Trustee

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2 days ago

June 20, 2018 at 00:44, Box 29-4 was struck for a reported structure fire on McClellan Road in Halifax Township. Engine 20 arrived onscene with nothing showing and crews pulled a hand line to the structure while Captain 20 (Grimm) entered the structure to investigate. A melted outlet in the bedroom was discovered and thermal imaging showed elevated heat levels only at the outlet. Ventilation was performed to clear out the burning electrical odor. Chief 29 (T. Pottiger) spoke with the owner and occupants and gave them instructions on how to proceed and provided smoke detectors that were absent in the structure. Thanks to Seth Lasko Photography for the use of the photos. ... See MoreSee Less

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Laughing my ass off. Engine 20 arrived obscene. OMG I'm dying. This is funny.

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June 19, 2018 at 08:18, a structure fire was reported on the 800 Block of State Street. Engine 20 with Chief 20 arrived on scene with nothing showing and began investigating. The information given was an odor of something burning and a fog present in the building. After a short investigation of the conditions, a pile of linseed oil soaked rags were discovered to have begun to smoke and were removed. Thanks for the assistance of the Reliance Hose Company and the Liberty Hose Company of Lykens. Thanks to Seth Lasko Photography for the photos. ... See MoreSee Less

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It's about time I see some Millersburg Fire Company photos. LOL

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Mar	9	2
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