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Former Outlet Building at 8th & Oley, City of Reading.
October 18, 2014 @ 0331 hours.
Ladder 1 dispatched to assist on 4 alarm fire at 8th and Oley Streets, City of Reading. Mt Penn requested for manpower with elevated master streams.
Engine1, Ladder 1, Rescue 1 Status:Dispatched Working Structure Fire ; ANTIETAM RD ON OLD ANGORA ROAD LOWER ALSACE ; PD ON LOCATION LARGE STONE FARMHOUSE ON FIRE;
ROAD NOT PLOWED 2 + FEET OF SNOW BLOCKING ACCESS TO HOUSE 02/16/14 23:41
L1 Dispatched Structure Fire w ENT ; 229 N 9 ST ; READING CITY ; HOUSE FIRE ; 02/01/14 01:17
229 North 9th Street / Box 01-02 / building on fire with someone trapped inside.
3 story MOR with fire showing from the 2nd floor. Chief Hart(C9) requesting 2nd alarm at 0122 hours….
Ladder 1 Dispatched Structure Fire ; 775 OLD SWEDE RD ACROSS STREET FROM ; ; BIEBER LN / PINE LN ; AMITY ; LARGE EXPLOSION HEARD / SEES FIRE FROM BUILDING ; 01/26/14 19:40
Ladder 1 was dispatched to a structure fire in Amity Township at Friendship Farm. Assisting Station 49 Berks County dispatchers alerted units of explosions and a wall of f [...]
MSG:Unit:Rescue 1 Status:Dispatched Working Structure Fire ; 1887 FRIEDENSBURG RD ; ALSACE TWP; GARAGE ON FIRE ; 01/16/14
Ladder 1 also due but committed to LODD funeral cover assignment for Western Berks Fire Dept.
The Mt. Penn Fire Department would like to express our deepest condolences to Josh and Dianne, and to his fellow brothers and sisters of the Reading Fire Department and Western Berks Fire Department.
To reflect on Ron “Moose” Wentzel : We can’t help but be thankful that, just how lucky we were to have a friend in the fire Service such as Moos [...]
The mission of the Mt. Penn Fire Company is to protect the lives and property of the people of Mt Penn from fires, natural disasters, and hazardous materials incidents; to save lives by providing Rescue services; to prevent fires through prevention and education programs; and to provide a 100% Volunteer work environment that values health, wellness and cultural diversity and is free of harassment and discrimination.