Phoenix Volunteer Fire Department
Serving Hollidaysburg, PA since 1871
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Ready to Respond, Committed to Protect We strive to provide rapid, professional, and effective emergency services to the residents of Hollidaysburg. Through continuous training, community outreach, and teamwork, we ensure the highest level of public safety.
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Phoenix Volunteer Fire Dept. Station 10
(opens in a new tab)Phoenix Volunteer Fire Department, (Station 10) is located at 206 Wayne Street in Hollidaysburg, PA.
Just before 2pm Box 630-1 was struck for a reported commercial building fire at Hoss's. Caller reported odor of something burning and a smoke condition coming from the vents. Chief 10 arrived on scene with a 1 story commercial building with nothing showing. Further investigation found an odor of rubber and no smoke condition. Crew from Engine 10 went interior for investigation and Quint 15 setup for roof access. Quint 15 found a faulty roof top unit and a faulty exhaust fan on the roof. Box was help to Station 10, Quint 15, Engine Tanker 40 and Engine 18 stood by for us for any additional calls until units cleared.
Earlier today, the department was dispatched to a minor MVA in the area of Blair St & Jones St. ER10 & E10 responded and provided traffic control until the vehicles were moved to the side of the road.
Wednesday afternoon box 70-2 was struck for a reported dwelling fire with entrapment assisting Claysburg Volunteer fire company. Truck 10 went enroute with 4. Ordered by command to stage and send manpower to scene. Crews assisted with extensive overhaul operations before being released by command. Thursday around lunch time Truck 10 was back out for another reported dwelling fire assisting Station 70 Claysburg. Fortunately the fire was contained to a light fixture and truck 10 was placed back in service prior to arrival.
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Units are currently on scene of utility pole down on the 400 block of Penn St ( Route 36). Penelec will be working here into the afternoon to replace the damaged pole. Please utilize caution when traveling through.
