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Know Everyone.....
Here at
Steel Valley Fire, we'd like to get to know everyone here that visits and
posts. Kind of like a small fire family. Actually, we have close to
250 members that post and visit regularly. This is why we are trying
to come up with new, never done ideas to grab, hold and bring back your
attention day in and day out.
We'd like to find out about some of your personal lives, education, training
and other interests. PG-13 please!!!! Below here will be a link to
click on to open and answer the questions and send them back to us. Please
take the tome this weekend to fill some out; I'd like to get the first one
up this weekend sometime. We will take all the e-mails that we get back and
post each one and a new one every two weeks after that. Along with the
answers to the questions, please include a good picture of yourself. PG 13
too of course unless your a girl. (JUST KIDDING!!!!!!) Any questions,
e-mail us at the sites e-mails. Hope to see some of your information
soon......Also, if there is other information that we don not have listed
and would like to share, just include it and we'll post it.
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MORE
SV Fire Profiles posted. Click here to see!!
Bedford
County VA Fire Chief Jack Jones EMT-P (far right)
Good Friend of Ours Makes His Own Success.....
Reverse
15 years...EMT-Paramedic Jack Jones from West Mifflin EMS left the area to
go fly on a single medic, single engine tiny helicopter in in central
upstate New York State. Having to make all his decisions on his own and
being solely on his own when the patient crashed, Jack leaned how to use his
skills to the best of his knowledge and THEN some. Jack was a great
medic with a ton of Rescue and Fire experience that he gained over the years
at West Mifflin EMS and several other South Hills EMS services. Jack
landed on his feet as Chief of Bedford County Virginia and now pretty much
runs the entire area of Virginia made up of both paid and volunteer rescue
and fire squads. Take a look at the area and action that Jack see by
searching Bedford County VA. The area is beautiful and the action is
present. Like I said, Jack landed on his feet and is running like a
professional Wildman. Jack has truly come into his own. Please look
for articles from Jack and several other EMS and Fire officials here at
SteelValleyFire.Com.
Click Here/Chief Jack Jones article specifically prepared for SteelValleyFire.Com.
Fire Website
and/or Vid of the Month....Picture Too??
Start
sending in your website of your Fire Company, EMS Service or Rescue Service
and we will starting hosting the "Website of the Month". This is a great way
to get some exposure and hits on your website. There are so many GREAT web
sites out there that many guys and girls put a ton of time into each month.
You deserve some credit and exposure. Send sites address to
admin@SteelValleyFire.Com
and we'll host one each moth for the entire month.
Bring On
Your Pictures Too....
Also, if you
have a picture that you think is unique or something that you just don't see
every day (HOT SHOTS INCLUDED) send them too. Send all you information
to
admin@SteelValleyFire.Com.
Chemical Spill at
Century III Mall.....Borough
of West Mifflin PA
West Mifflin
Stations 295 and Station 296 were called for an acrylic spill with heavy
vapor smells in the area of Dock A at Century III Mall. Shortly into the
call, command call for Pleasant Hills Station 232's Truck for ventilation
assist an also manpower. The area was cleared of the heavy vapors and
all unit returned in service without incident.


Residential Structure/4 Alarms....Turtle
Creek PA...Friday May 2, 2008
A house went
up in flames in Turtle Creek. It happened about 10 p.m. Friday in the 300
block of Brown Avenue. Firefighters from neighboring departments were called
in to help battle the four-alarm blaze.There are no reports of injuries. The
fire marshal is investigating the cause of the fire.

Structure Fire...301 District with Fatality......March
30, 2008
Companies from 301, 232, 116 and 119 RIT were confronted with heavy
fire showing from EVERY window and door upon arrival. The fire was
immediately a defensive attack. The fire was impinging upon the houses
on each side 20' apart. Crews from 301 initially did a great job
setting up, hitting the fire and leaving room for additional apparatus.
Crews from 232 took an additional hydrant and eventually helped with the
attack.
Working Apartment Fire.....Borough
of Pitcairn PA
Crews from Pitcairn, Monroeville, FDNV and several other boroughs battles a
fire on the top floor of a high rise apartment fire. Crews contained
the fire incredibly to the top floor and has minimal damage to the lower
floors due to great salvage work. A few firefighters were hurt, but
nothing seriously. The fire was truly a sight to be seen at it's peak with
the heavy black smoke and fire.![]()
Two Pinned on Route 51.....Borough
of Jefferson Hills PA
Company 180 was requested for a head on MVA Route 51 near the old Large Fire
Hall. Upon Jefferson Hills EMS' arrival, they reported two pinned and
on ejected and critical. Company 180 requested 232 Rescue for
assistance. Company 180 handled the one victim and 232 Rescue crew
handled the other victim. The rescue and extrication and turn over to EMS
went flawlessly and shows what good mutual aid training and knowledge can
do. Great job by everyone involved!!!! It was report that all three
victims were flown to Trauma Centers via Life flight from Jefferson
Regional.
Past
Details/Incidents.....Click
on picture for more photo's
School Way (199 District) Edgewood Borough East 7th Ave (171
District)
Oakdale
Street (133 District)
East 10th Ave (171 District)
Wicked Motorcycle (232 District)

Duquesne Place Drive (133 District) 17th Avenue(171 District) 311 Holland Ave(113 District)

5th Ave (Rankin Borough) East 9th Avenue (Munhall) Friendship Street (133 District)

Homestead
Comm. Days 909 Edith Street (133 District) 508
Mills Avenue (113 District)
117 Toura Drive (232
District) S. 3rd
Street (133 District)
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