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Fire: 48
Rescue: 30
Total: 78

 

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Rescue: 3
Total: 8

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Firefighters Battled Blaze in Aliquippa Scrap Yard PDF Print E-mail
Wednesday, 01 September 2010 02:11

quipscrap 006 (Medium)At approximately 0230 Monday morning, Baden firefighters received a call for mutual aid regarding a confirmed fire at an Aliquippa scrap yard. Tower 47 and Rescue 47 were dispatched with full crews to assist firefighters from Aliquippa, Ambridge, Center, Hopewell, and about 6 other companies in the area. When crews first got on scene, they were met with 60-70 foot flames. The blaze was under control within the first three hours, with the total on-scene time at approximately 7 hours.

Badens role in the battle was to establish and maintain a master stream from its Aeriel truck alongside Ambridge and Aliquippa. Hopewell provided manpower and a connection to local hydrants. Other departments provided lighting and manpower. According to the Chief, about 300,000 gallons of water ran through the truck, as it had been pumping for the better part of the morning. 2 man crews took turns in the bucket, at times donning SCBA and using air, in order to minimalize inhaling smoke and other chemicals released by the fire.

Last Updated on Wednesday, 01 September 2010 02:21
 
Congratulations! PDF Print E-mail
Thursday, 26 August 2010 20:28

Baden_VFD_Portrait_640261The officers and members would like to congratulate member Christopher Szymoniak.

On August 13, Christopher accepted a career position with the Horry County (SC) Fire-Rescue Department as Firefighter/Paramedic.

Christopher continues the trend of Baden Firefighters that have successfully progressed through the fire service, moving on to make the firefighting their career. Members, both current and past, serve in Chesterfield County, Virginia; City of Baltimore, Maryland; and now Myrtle Beach, South Carolina.

Congratulations Christopher!

 
Smoking Hole @ American Legion PDF Print E-mail
Monday, 09 August 2010 08:33

legionhole08092010 004 (Medium)At 7:39 AM Monday morning, Baden Firefighters responded to a call regarding smoke coming from the ground near the American Legion.

Engine 47-1 was dispatched with a full crew, with Rescue 47-9 and Squad 47-5 following close by.  Crews dug up the ground and extinguished the burning embers.

Last Updated on Tuesday, 10 August 2010 19:51
 
Firemens Picnic Update PDF Print E-mail
Thursday, 05 August 2010 23:28
The Baden Volunteer Fire Department would like to announce that due to scheduling conflicts, the 2010 Firemens Picnic originally scheduled for August 14th, has been postponed. The event will be rescheduled for the Fall season.
Last Updated on Sunday, 22 August 2010 20:29
 
MVA @ State PDF Print E-mail
Thursday, 22 July 2010 22:31

IMG00025-20100722-1857_MediumAt 6:40 PM, firefighters responded to a Motor Vehicle Accident on State Street.

The initial call came as an entrapment, prompting quick responses from Rescue 47-9, Engine 47-1, and Squad 47-5, all with full crews.

Upon arrival, all units were advised that the victim was self-extricated. Crews then assisted with traffic control and clean up.

 
Motorcyclist Killed in Ambridge Collision PDF Print E-mail
Monday, 28 June 2010 10:49

Motorcyclist killed in Ambridge collision

Beaver County Times

Sunday June 27, 2010 11:03 PM

AMBRIDGE — A motorcyclist was killed Sunday afternoon after he apparently ran a red light while traveling north on Route 65 in Ambridge and struck a car that was turning at the intersection.

Police and emergency crews were called to the wreck at Fourth Street around 5:30 p.m. Sunday; Ambridge police Sgt. Jimmy Mann said the motorcyclist likely died when his sport bike struck the side of a car that was turning left from the southbound lanes of Route 65.

“Witnesses told us the motorcycle burst into flames upon impact,” Mann said. “The rider was thrown about 25 feet while the bike did a couple flips.”

Mann identified the cyclist as Timothy Wayne O’Brien, 50, of Hermitage, Mercer County.

Mann said three witnesses — including two who were headed north when the collision occurred — told police that the motorcyclist was riding at an excessive speed as he approached Ambridge from the south.

“One told me she was going about 45 when the motorcycle passed her like she was standing still,” Mann said. “The other was waiting at the light in the left lane — they said he changed lanes real quick to get around stopped vehicles and then ran the light.”

Mann said police were unable to check the motorcycle’s speedometer because it had melted in the fire. The bike’s license plate also had melted to the point that it was illegible.

Three people — two adults and their granddaughter — were in the sedan that the motorcycle struck. A man who wouldn’t give his name but identified himself as the son of the adults and the father of the girl said all three were shaken up but none appeared to suffer serious injury.

The car sustained major damage, though, to the passenger side door, windows and front side, and had to be towed from the intersection.

“The impact had to be hard to cause damage like that,” Mann said.

Beaver County Deputy Coroner Renea Esoldo said an autopsy on the motorcyclist would likely be conducted today; information about the cause of death won’t be available until that is complete, she said.

Michael Pound can be reached online at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .

Webmasters Notes: Baden VFD responded at approximately 5:34 PM with a fully staffed Rescue 47, to assist with vehicle extrication efforts.

Last Updated on Monday, 28 June 2010 10:59
 
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