Lawn Fire Company shared Lebanon Lodge #42 Fraternal Order of Police's post.

1 week ago

Congrats to our very own SLT Officer Ague in being the Lebanon County FOP Officer of the Year!
#SLTisbestinthecounty
#backtheblue
#rexgotagoodoneThe Lebanon County Fraternal Order of Police Lebanon Lodge #42 is proud to announce the 2018 Officer of the Year Awards. The County Officer of the Year is Officer Nicholas Ague of the South Londonderry Police Department. Congratulations!!! ... See moreSee less

Lawn Fire Company shared Cleona Fire Company's post.

2 weeks ago

We are deeply saddened to hear of the passing of Chief Reist. Our thoughts and prayers are with his family, friends, and members ofAnnville-Cleona Fire DistrictThe members, officers, and board of directors of the Cleona Fire Company regret to announce the passing of Engineer Gary Reist.

Gary began serving the department on July 5th, 1982, after service to the Quentin Volunteer Fire Company. Gary held the positions of Assistant Engineer, Chief Engineer, Assistant Fire Chief, as well as Fire Chief. Gary served as the 15th Fire Chief of the Cleona Fire Company, and he held this office from the January of 1992 until the year of 2002. Gary also currently holds the position as the President of our relief association.

Engineer Reist is and will be deeply missed by every member of the fire company. His 36 years of service to this fire company cannot be appreciated enough. We will miss him as an active member, a smiling face to make us laugh, and a dedicated chauffeur/engineer. The viewing and funeral arrangements will be shared at a later time. ... See moreSee less

Lawn Fire Company shared Pennsylvania Office of the State Fire Commissioner's post.

1 month ago

It's Day #2 of our 12 Days of Holiday Fire Safety! Today's fire prevention tip: Replace any string of lights that has worn or broken cords or loose bulb connections. 💡 Learn more ➡️ bit.ly/HolidayFireSafe ... See moreSee less

Lawn Fire Company shared Brotherhood of Fire's photo.

2 months ago

This is why firefighters must stay physically fit. Did you know one of the leading causes of Firefighter Line of Duty Deaths is cardiac arrest? Physical fitness is a must!!After seeing a recent post about how much added weight firefighters are required to carry this firefighter Adam Westfield was curious to see EXACTLY how much weight is added to himself when carrying the typical things he (and other firefighters) take when going to different jobs.

1 Just bunker gear.
2. Gear and airpack.
3 Airpack with hook & can. (what the Firefighter in Adam's position will take into 90% of alarms)
4.And finally high rise load, kit and irons.

Hopefully this helps put things in perspective as far as how much training, conditioning and mental toughness is required to do this work.

Thanks Adam for the lesson... you help make the #BrotherhoodStrong

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Lawn Fire Company shared PA State Rep. Frank Ryan's post.

2 months ago

www.facebook.com/215223155591831/posts/585483531899123/Next Thursday, Dec. 6, Exelon will test all 96 sirens for Three Mile Island located within the 10 mile-emergency planning zone.The test will occur at 12:15 p.m.

During the test, every siren will sound for a full 3 minutes.

10-mile radius map
cumberlink.com/tmi-radius-map/image_b0e82e7c-21ca-5e23-861f-2e0c14b86097.html ... See moreSee less

Lawn Fire Company shared California Wildfire Net's post.

2 months ago

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