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2021 | 234 |
2020 | 183 |
2019 | 207 |
2018 | 201 |
2017 | 186 |
2016 | 163 |
2015 | 191 |
2014 | 168 |
2013 | 149 |
2012 | 150 |
2011 | 149 |
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Working Fire on Greenbelt Drive, Sadsbury Township
March 23
Sunday brought a working fire for area volunteers. The Sadsburyville Fire Company and mutual aid from Keystone Valley, Westwood and Wagontown were dispatched at 15:46 to the 200 block of Greenbelt Drive in Sadsbury Township for a barn on fire.
Rescue 31 arrived first due at 15:53 to find a large shed fully involved with flames. Firefighters placed two hose lines in service and extinguished the fire. ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Woods Fire in West Caln Township
March 11
At 15:30 hours the Sadsburyville Fire Company was alerted to assist Wagontown Fire Company with a brush fire with extension to a shed in the 100 block of Baldwin Road in West Caln Township.
Rescue 31 and Brush 31 made the response and assisted with fire control and water supply to the incident. Crews operated on scene for approximately 35 minutes and returned to station.
This is the 3rd outside ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Woods Fire in Newlin Township
March 01
At 14:30 hours The Sadsburyville Fire Company was alerted to assist Modena Fire Company in the 1000 block of Laurel Road in Newlin Township for a large brush fire.
The fire had spread to involve over 15 acres. Engine 31 made the response and upon arrival went into service with a 1-3/4 attack line.
Multiple units operated on this fire scene from Chester, Lancaster and Delaware Counties.
This is ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Brush Fire in Compass
February 26
On Wednesday afternoon at 12:59 hours, the Wagontown and Sadsburyville Fire Companies were dispatched to the 1200 Block of W. Kings Highway in West Caln Township for a brush fire.
As units responded the county advised of a brush fire extending across the yards. Fire apparatus from 31 & 35 arrived to find a 100 X 100 area of brush and grass on fire. Crews worked for about 45 minutes to contain and ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Company Due on Working Mobile Home Fire
December 23
On Monday December 23rd, 2024 at 09:46, the Sadsburyville Fire Company and area fire companies were alerted for a mobile home fire in the 100 block of Barbara Lane in the Phillipsville section of West Caln Township. This assignment was automatic aid to the Wagontown Fire Company.
Wagontown Chief Reber arrived first due to find a mobile home fully involved with flames and requested additional tankers ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Santa Claus to Tour Sadsbury Township
December 10
On Saturday December 21st, 2024, Santa will be coming around Sadsbury Township with the Sadsburyville Fire Company. Our volunteers will spend the day bringing the holiday cheer to the community. Keep up with our Facebook page to see up to date where Santa will be and keep your ears open for the sirens. ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Lawn Mower on Fire, West Sadsbury
Sadsburyville Fire/Rescue, October 08
On Tuesday October 8th, 2024 at 14:20 hours, the Sadsburyville Fire Company was alerted to assist the Keystone Valley Fire Department with a lawn mower fire located in the 700 block of Commons Drive in West Sadsbury Township.
Rescue 08, Engine 08, and Rescue 31 all made the response. Upon arrival, firefighters found a well involved lawn mower and went in service with the front bumper hose line from ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Bonfire and Brews Fundraiser
Sadsburyville Fire/Rescue, September 14
Get ready for a night of fun, food, and fire!
This annual event is all about coming together to support Sadsburyville Fire Company and Keystone Valley Fire Department. They work hard every day to keep us safe, and now it’s our turn to show some love!
So grab your friends and let’s make this night one to remember—all while supporting the brave men and women who protect our community. Let’s light ... (Full Story & Photos)
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