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Fire Marshal Report to the Board of Supervisors
July 2, 2001
During the month of June, the East Whiteland and Kimberton Fire Companies responded to one apartment fire, three automatic fire alarms, one wires fire, one odor investigation, one ambulance assist, and seven vehicle accidents.
The emergency calls were as follows:
Apartment fire at Valley Forge Christian College
Automatic fire alarms at:
- Phoenixville Pike (second alarm this year, they do not have a fire alarm)
- Morehall Road (fourth alarm this year after twenty last year)
- Sawgrass Lane
Wires on Valley Hill Road
Odor investigation on Valley Hill Road
Vehicle accidents on:
- Rt. 29 near Charlestown Hunt Drive
- Rt. 29 near Pickering Dam Road
- Rt. 29 and Yellow Springs Road
- Rt. 29 at the ÒSÓ bend (2 accidents)
- Charlestown and Coldstream Roads
- Charlestown and Pikeland Roads
Precipitation for June was 2" over normal bringing the year to 2" over normal.
Fireworks are not permitted anywhere in the township unless you are a licensed pyrotechnician. Please visit any of the many municipalities that display fireworks in our area.
Some of the Emergency Operations Center staff enjoyed a picnic hosted by Excelon Nuclear. The food was plentiful and very good. If you would like to help your community without spending very much time, consider joining our Emergency Operations Center staff. Training is free and your services are appreciated. Please contact me or the township office for details.
Respectfully submitted,
Frederick C. Alston, Fire Marshal
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