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Jun 24 2013

Auto into a Building, 712 Bethlehem Pike

On Sunday, June 23 at approximately 2:45 am Flourtown Fire Company responded to an automobile rescue, a car into 712 Bethlehem Pike. The car had jumped the curb and stuck the building. A chimney was crushed and fell on the driver’s side of the car. Severe structural damage to the building took place and the driver was unconscious and unresponsive upon arrival of the fire company. A rescue was conducted through the passenger side of the vehicle and the driver was transported by the Springfield Ambulance. Photos by Bob Wilmot, Jr.

Written by Tim Ernst · Categorized: Vehicle Rescues, Videos/Images · Tagged: 712 Bethlehem Pike, Auto, Building, damage, rescue

Mar 22 2011

Building Fire – 1668 Bethlehem Pike

Company responded to 1668 Bethlehem Pk. for a odor of electrical burning inside the store. Assisted by the Oreland and Wyndmoor Fire Companies,firefighter found a overheated light ballast to be the cause. Company was in service for 23 minutes.

Written by Bob Wilmot · Categorized: Building Fires, Recent Incidents · Tagged: 1668 Bethlehem Pike, Ballast, Building, Building Fire, fire, odor, overheated

Jan 16 2011

RIT Team Responses to Upper Dublin

On January 16, 2011, Flourtown responded as a RIT team to assist Ft. Washington Fire Co. (Sta. 88) at the scene of a non-commercial building fire.

Fortunately, there were no injuries, and the property was saved.

Photo by: R. Wilmot

Written by Rob Brzezinski · Categorized: Recent Incidents · Tagged: Building, fire, Fort Washington, House, RIT, Station 88

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