Robert Fulton Fire Company
October 2023
Call history
Another call on the Susquehanna River.
Tuesday, August 2nd, 2011
5:44 PM, The Robert Fulton Fire Company volunteers were once again called out onto the Susquehanna River today, this time for a boat in distress.
Deputy 5-13 (R. Sample) responded and was advised by Lancaster County-Wide Communications that the caller stated he was just South of the Peach Bottom Atomic Power Plant and had ran out of gas. Deputy 5-13 then placed a phone call to the boater to ascertain exactly what fuel was needed. Once it was determined the boat ran on straight gas, Deputy 5-13 placed a call to Kerry Stoudt, owner of the Peach Bottom Marina, and asked if he could get a can of gas filled. Even though the marina had closed for the day Kerry happily agreed to meet and pump the gas.
Engine 5-13-5 (Capt. Schwerin W/5) and Boat 5-13 arrived on scene at the marina, loaded up with the proper equipment and the can of gas, and then headed out to find the stranded boat.
Boat 5-13 quickly met up with the 18 foot Four Winns cabin cruiser and its four occupants and transferred the gas. Once the boat was running again, it followed Boat 5-13 back into the marina to fill its tanks.
Even though this call was ran as a non-emergency response due to the fact that the boat was currently in no danger, a boat floating on the lower Susquehanna River will eventually float dangerously close to the Conowingo Dam. By transporting gas out to this boat, any further harm was diverted and the occupants were able to enjoy the rest of their day on the water.
The company was placed available at 6:28 PM.
Again we would like to thank Kerry at the Peach Bottom Marina for assisting us in helping our community.
Boat 5-13 with Lt. Appel preparing to make the response.
Kerry suppling gas to the boat.
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Wednesday, September 28th, 2011
This morning at 9:26 AM, the Robert Fulton Fire Company along with units from Quarryville Fire Company, Rawlinsville Volunteer Fire Company, Community Fire Company of Rising Sun (Cecil Co. MD), Water Witch Fire Company (Cecil Co.
Monday, September 26th, 2011
At 6:21 PM the Robert Fulton Fire Company along with an ambulance from the Wakefield Ambulance Assoc. (Ambulance 5-13-1) and Susquehanna Valley EMS Medic 7-7-9 were alerted for a vehicle accident involving a motorcycle.
Saturday, September 24th, 2011
At 8:49 AM the Robert Fulton Fire Company was dispatched to assist the Wakefield Ambulance and SVEMS Medic 7-7-9 to set up a landing zone. Deputy 5-13 (R.Sample) and Engine 5-13-1 (Lt. Appel W/6) arrived on scene and marked off a 100 square foot area in preparation for LifeNet 61, a aeromedical hel...
Saturday, September 24th, 2011
On Friday, September 23, at 11:24 PM the Robert Fulton Fire Company along with boats from the Rawlinsville Volunteer Fire Company (Boat 5-8), Water Witch Fire Company (Cecil County Boat 7), Darlington Volunteer Fire Company (Harford County Boat 954), Harford County Swift Water Team, Wakefield Ambula...
Friday, September 23rd, 2011
Heavy rain destroyed a bridge on Balance Mill Road in Little Britain Township. The bridge, which carries the occupants of seven homes as well as the electricity to the small community just off of Camp Road, was completely wash away by the raging flood waters late Friday evening.
Friday, September 23rd, 2011
At 7:24 PM the Robert Fulton Fire Company along with boats from Water Witch Fire Company (Cecil County Boat 7), Darlington Volunteer Fire Company (Harford County Boat 954) and Rawlinsville Volunteer Fire Company (Boat 5-8), along with an ambulance from the Wakefield Ambulance Assoc.
Sunday, September 18th, 2011
At 5:37 PM today the Robert Fulton Fire Company along with EMS units from Wakefield Ambulance Association (Ambulance 5-13-1) and SVEMS Medic 7-7-9 were dispatched to a vehicle accident in the area of the 2000 block of Robert Fulton Highway in Fulton Township.
Saturday, September 17th, 2011
Engine 5-13-3 with a crew of five relocated to Newark, Delaware this morning to cover Aetna Station 10 ( www.aetnahhl.org ) while its members were participating in the Delaware State Fireman’s Convention in Dover.
Friday, September 9th, 2011
9:00 AM A crew of five loaded up Engine 5-13-5 and made the long journey up to Marietta Borough to assist the local residence with removing water from their homes. Assistant Chief Hodgden along with firefighters Kevin Brown, James Rodgers III, Michael Childress, and Christi Jackson all spent a ...
Thursday, September 8th, 2011
At 8:36 AM this morning, Boat 5-13 was dispatched to assist the Quarryville Fire Company for a water rescue at the intersection of Hollow Road and Woods Drive in Providence Township. Lancaster County-Wide Communications advised all responding units that they had received a report of a single occupa...
Tuesday, September 6th, 2011
4:28 PM The Robert Fulton Fire Company was dispatched as part of the working fire dispatch to assist the Union Fire Company at 155 Barnsley Road in East Nottingham Township, Chester County, for a large commercial building fire.
Monday, September 5th, 2011
8:44 PM The Robert Fulton Fire Company was dispatched to 18 Fairmount Road in Little Britain Township for a tree on a house. Chief 5-13 (R. Glick) made the response and was advised by Lancaster County 911 that they had received a call from the occupants of the residence, reporting that a large tr...
Monday, September 5th, 2011
Sunday, September 4, 2011 4:41 PM Robert Fulton volunteers along with EMS units from Community Fire Company of Rising Sun, Water Witch Fire Company, Providence Township Ambulance Assoc, and a SVEMS unit were dispatched for a crash involving two vehicles at the intersection of Little Britain Roa...
Sunday, August 28th, 2011
Hurricane Irene kept Robert Fulton Volunteers busy for a good part of 14 hours. The calls included removing several trees from local roadways, pumping out a flooded basement, assisting the Pennsylvania State Police with traffic control, and responding with the Wakefield Ambulance to ensure they were...
Tuesday, August 23rd, 2011
An earthquake shook the entire Southern End of Lancaster County as well as a good portion of the East Coast of the United States today at approximately 1:52 PM. The 5.8 magnitude quake was reported to be centered in Mineral, Virginia and was felt by millions of people.
Sunday, August 21st, 2011
The Robert Fulton Fire Company along with units from Union Fire Company, Community Fire Company of Rising Sun, Water Witch Fire Company, Quarryville Fire Company, and an ambulance from Wakefield EMS were dispatched for a possible barn on fire at 189 Soapstone Hill Road in Fulton Township.
Sunday, August 14th, 2011
At 4:40 PM the Robert Fulton volunteers were once again called out for a tree down across the roadway. Deputy 5-13 (R. Sample) responded and was advised by Lancaster County 911 that the Pennsylvannia State Police had received a call reporting a large tree with wires down across the roadway.
Saturday, August 13th, 2011
At 10:31 AM Robert Fulton Volunteers along with units from the Wakefield Ambulance Assoc. and SVEMS unit 7-7-9 were dispatched for a farm rescue in the 200 block of Balance Meeting Road in Little Britain Township.
Tuesday, August 2nd, 2011
5:44 PM, The Robert Fulton Fire Company volunteers were once again called out onto the Susquehanna River today, this time for a boat in distress. Deputy 5-13 (R. Sample) responded and was advised by Lancaster County-Wide Communications that the caller stated he was just South of the Peach Bottom ...
Sunday, July 31st, 2011
2:19 pm The Robert Fulton Fire Company along with Rawlinsville Volunteer Fire Company Boat 5-8-1, Wakefield Ambulance 5-13-1, and an ambulance from Delta-Cardiff Fire Company where dispatched for a possible gas leak on the Susquehanna River in Drumore Township.
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