June 2, 2019: Mt Zion Rescue responds to a MVC
Mt Zion Rescue responded for a MVC in the 1600 block of Rt 92 for an one-car MVC that took out a PPL utility pole.
May 31, 2019: Mt Zion UTV, ATV, and Special Operations responded to assist Duryea with a rescue
On Friday afternoon, Mt Zion Fire responded to assist Duryea with a victim of an ATV accident in the area of Campbell's Ledge. Mt Zion UTV and ATV responded along with the Special Operations. Ropes and Rigging were made available if needed. The victim was transported out of the woods by Excelsior Hose Co. #2 UTV. Care was transferred to Commonwealth EMS and Lehigh Valley MedEVAC.
Incidents like these take the cooperation of many organizations. Those involved were Excelsior Hose Co #2 (Duryea), Germania Hose Company (Duryea), Commonweath EMS Medic 38, Avoca EMS, Pittston Township Fire, Hughstown Hose Company, Greenwood Fire Department (Moosic), Pittston City Fire, Avoca Fire Department, and Mt Zion Fire Company. All this was coordinated through the Luzerne County 911 Center.
Incidents like these take the cooperation of many organizations. Those involved were Excelsior Hose Co #2 (Duryea), Germania Hose Company (Duryea), Commonweath EMS Medic 38, Avoca EMS, Pittston Township Fire, Hughstown Hose Company, Greenwood Fire Department (Moosic), Pittston City Fire, Avoca Fire Department, and Mt Zion Fire Company. All this was coordinated through the Luzerne County 911 Center.
April 13, 2019: Tree and power lines down on Schooley Road
Just before our Rope Rescue 3 training today, Mt Zion Fire responded for a tree down on power lines on Schooley Road. As Mt Zion Rescue arrived on scene, the call was discovered to be in Exeter Borough. Exeter Fire was notified. Mt Zion Fire placed barricades to block off Schooley Road.
March 13, 2019: Assist to Exeter Borough for a Brush Fire
Mt Zion Brush Truck 1 and Rescue responded to assist Exeter Borough with a small brush fire across the street from the Exeter Fire Department. Due to the swampy conditions, the fire was very difficult to access for the crews from Exeter, Mt Zion, and Hughstown.
January 13, 2019: Field fire off Perry Road
Mt Zion Rescue/Pumper and Tanker 1 along with Harding Rescue and the Harding Mt Zion Ambulance responded to this field fire off Perry Road. The fire was approximately 1/2 acre and was quickly extinguished with two pressurized fire extinguishers (PWs), and water from our Rescue/Pumper.
July 21, 2018: Mt Zion Tanker 1 at structure fire
Early Saturday morning, Mt Zion Tanker 1 and manpower were requested to assist Pittston Township with a working structure fire on Chapel Road. This area of Pittston Township has no hydrants. Mt Zion Fire is always ready and happy to assist our neighboring communities.
Exeter Borough Rubbish Fire, July 7, 2018
Seven Tubs Recreation Area Search, May 13, 2018
Wilkes-Barre Scranton International Airport crash drill
May 20, 2017, Mt Zion Tanker 1 and personnel responded to the airport for a crash drill.
Schott Glass Fire in Duryea
On March 3, 2015, Mt Zion Rescue responded with several firefighters to Duryea to assist with a commercial structure fire at Schott Glass. After doing some interior work, some of our firefighters pause for a quick selfie...bunch of hams!
Mutual Aid Response Exeter Borough
12/22/12- 12/23/12 on both the 22nd and 23rd both Tanker 1 and Tanker 2 were requested by Exeter Command for the large pile of mulch on fire. Day 1 units operated for approximately 3 hours to contain a large pile, and on the second day, large amounts of foam were used as it was still burning.
Its been proven, what goes up doesn't always come down!
6/8/12 at 15:58 hours Mt. Zion fire along with Harding fire were dispatched for
2 men trapped in a lift approximately 70 to 100 Ft in the air. Pittston City Fire
was automatically requested to be dispatched on the box for their tower ladder
along with ambulance 529. While Pittston city set up for the rescue Intown units
controlled a moderate spill of hydraulic fluid which was spilt due to an
incident with the machine. Once the men were extricated they were brought to the
ground and taken to the ambulance for evaluation due to the extreme heat. Units
operateted for a little over an hour before returning.
2 men trapped in a lift approximately 70 to 100 Ft in the air. Pittston City Fire
was automatically requested to be dispatched on the box for their tower ladder
along with ambulance 529. While Pittston city set up for the rescue Intown units
controlled a moderate spill of hydraulic fluid which was spilt due to an
incident with the machine. Once the men were extricated they were brought to the
ground and taken to the ambulance for evaluation due to the extreme heat. Units
operateted for a little over an hour before returning.
Tanker Task Force Assignment
Tanker co. 229 Was dispatched along with The Tanker Task Force into Pittston Township to assist on the Working Structure Fire off of Suscon Road. Unfortunatly The structure wasnt salvagable but units worked without injury/incident.
Tree vs. house, no injuries with structural damage!
MVC WITH INJURIES RT 92. ONE PATIENT TRANSPORTED MY AIR, THE OTHER BY GROUND
Assist to DCNR in Jenkins Twp on the large Brush fire.
Assist to Pittston Twp. fully involved structure fire. Tanker Task Force Assignment.
MVC RT 92 No injuries/fluids down.
Mutual Aid into Dallas borough on the structure fire at the Dallas Shopping Center.
