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Post by QUINT14 on Jul 16, 2006 18:03:16 GMT -5
www.seatpleasantfire.comThey have some cool stuff on there site. If you haven't checked it out I would. They have everything from pictures to radio trans from working fires with people trapped. As well as recent alarms with pictures. I must add there real busy down there and cool site to check every once and a while because they update it like every other day. CHECK IT OUT AND ENJOY
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Post by ieatsmoke on Jan 24, 2007 18:40:32 GMT -5
Yea they do get some work. Guy in my battalion rode with them for some time when he was a fireman in DCFD. As much work as other PG houses. They do run with the almighty Kentland 2nd and 3rd due.
Their heavy rescue does work on the beltway as well. But Rescue 14 (Berwyn Heights) runs alot of the Beltway. They worked out a promo gimmick with Holmatro with their 1st Seagrave Heavy Rescue years ago, and had a complete setup on each corner of the rig. And many times, all four setups were used.
If the island ran like they did. you could almost double your numbers, and more than double your work, imo.
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Post by bloomtruck42 on Jan 24, 2007 21:29:54 GMT -5
yeah i rode along with them for a little while......great group of guys. i didn't catch any work while i was there but as you can see by their website, they can hold up their own. they are a combi department, so there are paid guys also. the paid guys have their own little room and didn't seem to mix much with the vollies...no real surprise there
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Post by ieatsmoke on Jan 31, 2007 22:53:40 GMT -5
They did at one time. VERY good rapport with each other. Asked my pal how it was with a combination setup. Said it was good at one time. Since many PG paid were vollies once.
Lt. (@ the time) Jimmy "Rabbit" Haerer was a Boss there. Invented the "Rabbit Tool."
Had a beautiful pair of open cab Pirschs. May still have one.
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