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This week, AVP ARFF Station 266 has been hosting specialized training for its personnel as well as local fire department...
10/08/2025

This week, AVP ARFF Station 266 has been hosting specialized training for its personnel as well as local fire departments that respond to aircraft emergencies at the airport. The program features both classroom instruction—covering strategies and tactics for managing aircraft incidents—and hands-on exercises simulating fuel, wheel, engine, and cabin fires. All of this helps to ensure all responders are prepared to work effectively should an aircraft emergency occur.

Last night a state trooper was handling an incident on Interstate 81 just over a mile before the Avoca/Wilkes-Barre Scra...
09/28/2025

Last night a state trooper was handling an incident on Interstate 81 just over a mile before the Avoca/Wilkes-Barre Scranton Airport exit when his cruiser was struck by another vehicle. The trooper continued to handle the original incident and the crash until backup could arrive to assist him despite having been in the car when it was hit. SLOW DOWN AND MOVE OVER FOR VEHICLES ON THE SIDE OF THE ROAD WITH FLASHING LIGHTS, ITS THE LAW!

09/22/2025

Public Service Notice , Plymouth Borough Station 3 is opening this not only to Plymouth residents but any residents in need and surrounding communities as well , this is awesome gesture ,

City of Pittston Bureau of Fire along with numerous other departments responded to a working house fire behind Sabatelle...
09/12/2025

City of Pittston Bureau of Fire along with numerous other departments responded to a working house fire behind Sabatelle's on Cherry Alley Friday morning. First arriving companies had heavy fire in the rear of the structure that quickly spread into the attic. Everyone made it out of the house safely.

Hazleton Fire Department along with multiple other departments from Luzerne, Carbon and Schuylkill counties responded to...
09/10/2025

Hazleton Fire Department along with multiple other departments from Luzerne, Carbon and Schuylkill counties responded to a structure fire in the 100 Block of S Wyoming Street with reports of people jumping from the 3rd floor on Tuesday night. Heavy fire conditions on arrival and close construction led to multiple buildings being on fire, including a major structural collapse in the original fire building not to long into the incident. Crews remained on scene for hours battling the stubborn fire.

Scranton Fire Department's Truck 4 seen at Steamtown National Historic Site. Truck 4 was delivered a few months ago from...
09/09/2025

Scranton Fire Department's Truck 4 seen at Steamtown National Historic Site. Truck 4 was delivered a few months ago from Sutphen and has already seen a bit of action at multiple fires since delivery.

Just before 12:30 PM, Pittston Township Fire Department Rescue and Jenkins Township Fire Dept. Engine along with Pittsto...
09/03/2025

Just before 12:30 PM, Pittston Township Fire Department Rescue and Jenkins Township Fire Dept. Engine along with Pittston Township Ambulance Association and Greater Pittston Regional Ambulance were dispatched to the area of the Knights Inn on Route 315 for a car vs a utility pole. Calls quickly came into the 911 center reporting the car being on fire and live power lines being down on it. Within minutes a massive column of black smoke was seen throughout the area. City of Pittston Bureau of Fire Engine 3 was dispatched to assist due to the working car fire. When crews arrived on scene they found the driver self extricated from the car and multiple high voltage lines down and on fire preventing them from putting any water on the fire until PPL turned it off. Oil/fuel that was on fire started running through the parking lot at one point forcing command to request a full Commercial Structure Fire Box due the risk of the motel going up as well, all while everyone's hands were still tied by high voltage lines being down and energized. Around 12:50pm PPL finally cut power allowing responders to begin to extinguish the fire. Thankfully, there was no extension to the building, and only heat damage to one other vehicle. Hazards of running foam, fuel, and oil from both the car and the PPL Transformers were contained with booms and speedy dry to prevent runoff into storm drains. On the structure box, Avoca Fire Department, Excelsior Hose co. #2 Duryea Pa. and Hughestown Emergency Services responded to assist. The incident snarled traffic at a busy intersection with Interstates 81 and 476 and Route 315.

09/03/2025

Happening Now: 12:45PM
Route 315 Pittston Township @ Knights Inn

Update 2PM: Fire Is out units are mostly clear, road still closed

Edit 12:50 Power Grid Dropped by PPL, water on the fire

Car V Pole W/ Fire

Full box dispatched due to multiple cars on fire, and exposure issue to motel. Crews waiting on PPL to drop the grid due to high voltage wires down blocking them from doing anything.

09/03/2025

Timelapse showing over 1 year of construction at the new Moosic Borough Fire and Police Building which will bring the Moosic Police Department and Greenwood ...

City of Pittston Bureau of Fire, Pittston Township Fire Department, Jenkins Township Fire Dept., Laflin Fire Department,...
08/27/2025

City of Pittston Bureau of Fire, Pittston Township Fire Department, Jenkins Township Fire Dept., Laflin Fire Department, Kingston Forty Fort Fire Department and Greater Pittston Regional Ambulance responded to Market St in Pittston City last night for a house fire.

Bear Creek Twp Vol Fire / Rescue along with Laurel Run VFD, Kingston/FF Rescue, Thornhurst VFD, the Luzerne County Back ...
08/25/2025

Bear Creek Twp Vol Fire / Rescue along with Laurel Run VFD, Kingston/FF Rescue, Thornhurst VFD, the Luzerne County Back Mountain Tanker Task Force, Laflin Rescue and Plains Township EMS responded to a well involved house fire in Laurel Brook Estates on Monday Afternoon. A large black column of smoke was visible on the mountain from across the valley just after the call was dispatched, and when crews arrived on scene the roof had already collapsed into the second floor, with propane cylinders going off and heavy fire conditions throughout making it very dangerous to make any sort of interior attack due to the lightweight and fast burning nature of newer construction homes.

If you live in a town protected by a volunteer fire department—or even in communities like Hanover, Hazleton, Kingston/Forty Fort, or Nanticoke, which rely on a combination of career and volunteer firefighters—please consider getting involved. Even helping with fundraisers or lending a hand around the station makes a difference.

In Luzerne County, Wilkes-Barre City and Plains Township are the only municipalities without some form of volunteer department. In Lackawanna County, the only exceptions are Scranton and Dunmore. Everywhere else, it’s your neighbors, friends, and co-workers who answer the call when emergencies strike. Unfortunately, the number of volunteer firefighters continues to dwindle every year.

Contact your local fire department today and ask how you can help—whether it’s by joining the ranks or supporting their efforts in other ways. Your involvement matters.

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