Glen Moore Fire Company volunteers were alerted twice on Friday afternoon and evening for motor vehicle accidents.

The first accident was located on Maple Flower road, just off Little Conestoga and involved a Ford Escape leaving its driveway into a Chevy Truck. Both vehicles sustained moderate to heavy damage and were likely towed from the scene. All occupants of both vehicles were mostly uninjured. Rescue 48 made the response with 6 members and was tasked with initial sizeup and cleanup operations. Jimmy Ritsick handled Fire Police.

The second incident involved a car leaving its driveway and hitting a stone wall, no services were required.

Station 48 was alerted to an auto accident on Little Conestoga and Kelden Court around 1400hours on Monday. Initial reports advised of a injured 4 year old and other patients with multiple injuries. Rescue 48 responded a few minutes later with Captain Brady establishing Little Conestoga Command. 48-1 responded and established the LZ for Skycare. Both vehicles sustained moderate to heavy front end damage but only required minimal access to get patients out. In all, 5 patients were treated including 1 being flown. Steve Miller responded in the squad to assist with final cleanup and traffic duties.

Ambulance 89-1 & 89-2., 87-1, 34-1. Medic 87 & Medic 93. 1 helicopter,
Skycare. 5 patients treated, one flown. R48, 48-1, Squad 48, Chief 48 & Deputy 48 direct, Captain 48 command.

Photos Courtesy GMFC photographer Fred Clark

Better late than never. Glen Moore Fire Company was called out at 14:43 to assist station 34 for a building fire. 48-5 made the responce and assisted with LDH and shuttling water.

 Thanks to Will Cavalieri for the pictures.

On Wednesday, March 19th, 2008 Manor Road Command special requested Engine 48-5 to the scene of an advanced building fire with a limited water supply. Station 49 (East Brandywine) arrived on the scene to find a 70 x 30 garage well off . Engine 48-5, with a crew of 4, made the response within minutes.

Upon arrival the crew from Glen Moore assisted transfering our 3000 gallon of water to Tanker 49 and establishing a water supply. Engine 48-5 drafted water from a porta-tank to supply engines 49 and 76 until units cleared.

Units: Engine 48-5

Photos courtesy of EBFC.