2018 Line Officers
Rescue would like to congratulate the line officers to be sworn in for 2018: Chief 37 Rod Calhoun Chief 37-1 Scott Young Chief 37-2 Larry Reist Captain 37 Joe Fagan Captain 37-1 Will Gaiski III Lt. 37 Nick Wachter Lt. 37-1 Jamie Kleckner In addition the follow members have assumed operational support positions: Chiefs Aide: Greg Rogalski Medical Support: Mark Boland Haz-mat and Equal Opportunity Representative: Bob Johnson
Spreading Smiles
Susq. Twp- Today members of Rescue and Progress Fire Companies of Susquehanna Township assisted UPMC Community Osteopathic Hospital Perianesthesia and Operating room departments in spreading holiday cheer by delivering gifts and smiles to a local family who came upon hard times. With members of UPMC and Santa Clause on board, the apparatus pulled in front of the house and the firefighters assisted in unloading the gifts under the tree that had been donated for the family. Thank you to the UPMC for allowing us to assist in this special delivery.
Heres comes Santa
Join us today as the members of Rescue bring Santa around for his annual visit to company 37's area. Signs are posted for approx. times that he will arrive. Please be patient as we try to make all assigned times!
Another Great Year
Tonight was another great year for the annual Halloween Parade and party to follow. With over 50 in attendance this year the event continues to grow. A special thanks to Gabriels Pizza for donating the pizza for the party following the parade. The picture below is one of the group shots of the kids but, you can check out our facebook page for additional photos. As a reminder we are always seeking members. Not just to run calls but also social members to help us with events such as this! Stop by a station or send us an email for more ...
Join us tonight for the Annual Halloween Parade!
The parade will kick off tonight at 6 at station 37-1 (3701 N 6th street) and will last till around 7. There will be candy and light refreshments for the kids following the parade at the firehouse .
Construction is finished and ready for live-ins!
Now that the much anticipated construction has been completed both our stations are proud to offer college style dorm rooms for live-ins! Browse some of the pics below and call us or stop in for more details on our live-in program! Thanks to Mike Mihalo for getting us the pics. [flagallery album=2]
Oct 17
11
Come support Sam November 12th
Its hard to be a member of the Central PA fire service and not know Sam Keim Jr.. Sam has been a member of Rescue for over 30 years, a life member and former Chief of Dauphin Middle Paxton Fire company, and a career firefighter for DLA (New Cumberland Army depot) from which he retired. Sam is currently in the hospital recovering from a recent stroke and as you can imagine the road to recovery is long. Please join us in supporting Sam, November 12 from 9-5 at the Public Safety Building as Sam is trying to down size some of his personal collection of fire memorabilia to help off set the cost of some of his medical expenses.
Oct 17
11
Happy Birthday Chief!
The members of Rescue would like to wish Chief Emeritus Gutshall a Happy Birthday!!
Apr 17
24
Please Standby
With the additions to station two we are also expanding our social media and web based profiles. The website is going to be awaiting updates for the transition to be over. All links and archives and photos are still available and the facebook page is being constantly updated : https://www.facebook.com/rfc37/ please check in there to see all the latest calls and activities for the company. In addition to keep up with the expansion you can view the construction page on facebook : https://www.facebook.com/37construction/
Thanks for your understanding and as always feel free to contact us at anytime!
Jan 17
18
Rescue Assists Cumberland County
This morning Cumberland county station 20 was hit out for a motor vehicle accident with entrapment. Upon arrival command called for our Rescue to respond to assist. Crews arrived and worked seamlessly together, working fast to extricate the heavily entrapped occupant. The patient upon extrication was transported to Life Lion and flown from the scene. Good job by all!
In the early evening of the 26th Dauphin county communications dispatched Box: 37-3 (4704 Laurel drive) in the mountain dale neighborhood for a reported house fire. Chief 37, Chief 84, Engine 31 / 37 / 38, Truck 32, Rescue 35 / 37, Tanker 35 / 37 / Cumberland 17 / 20.
Chief 37 went on scene with smoke showing. Engine 37 (5) arrived shortly after and stretched two handlines into division 1 and completed primary searches on division 2 (all negative).
This alarm quickly went to a full first alarm and then a second alarm (tankers only) due to not having any hydrants in the area.
Crews worked for over and hour before marking control. No firefighters or civilians were injured.
Thank you to standby companies and all the mutual aid companies for their response. In total units from Dauphin. Cumberland and Perry Counties all worked together to bring the fire under control. Thanks to Jason Coleman Cobb (Capital City Fire Photos) Dustin Weese, WJ Productions, and Mike Mihalo for photos and videos.
Dec 16
12
Santa is on his Way!
This Sunday Santa will once again be joining the members of Rescue to make his rounds visiting the children in our first due. Please click on the link below to see when he will be in your area!
