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Working fire in Glyndon

Last night we were alerted for two fires, the first was in Station 56’s area which turned out to be a grease fire that was already out.

Then around 3am E412, S414 and many surrounding companies were alerted for a dwelling fire on Worthington Avenue.  E412 arrived first and called smoke and fire showing and requested a working fire profile.  Crews from 41 pulled two handlines to attack the fire, and crews from S414 did search and lighting. Crews were on scene for approximately 3 hours.

Passing of member Bill Hennigan

It is with great sadness that we must announce the passing of member Bill Hennigan.  He was a member of the company in the 1960s and then again starting in the late 1980s.  He is also the father of our current President Steve Hennigan and Grandfather to members Sherri Hennigan and Brittany Dubit.

Funeral Arrangements

The viewing will be at Elines Funeral Home (Reisterstown Rd at Franklin Blvd) on Friday October 31 from 3-5 and 7-9.

There will be a service on Saturday November 1 at the Covenant of Grace Presbyterian Church at 820 Nicodemus Road Reisterstown MD at 11 am.

343 firefighters lives lost… attempting to save others’ lives

Thirteen years ago today was the largest loss of firefighters lives in one incident in the United States.  343 firefighters lost their lives attempting to save others’ lives.

A list of the firefighters can be found on Wikipedia. Please go to that list, look through it and say a prayer for the families of these brave people.

There are also hundreds upon hundreds who have succumbed to illnesses since 9/11 for the work they did on scene after the initial collapses.

Never Forget…

 

Crash on Worthington Road

Yesterday S414 was dispatched, along with apparatus from Glyndon and Franklin fire stations, for a car that crashed into a pole on Worthington Avenue.  T404 out of Glyndon arrived first and confirmed one person was trapped in the vehicle.  They requested a Trooper to fly the patient to Shock Trauma but the helicopters were grounded due to weather.  Crews from S414 and T404 cut the roof off to get better access to the patient and then had to push the dash with a hydraulic ram to free the patient.  Unfortunately the patient did not make it.  Crews from Reisterstown were on scene for a short time longer and then cleared.