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Overnight Crew Handles Relocate JULY 02 - At 02:18 hours on July 2, the Honey Brook Fire Company was dispatched for Engine 33-5 to relocate to the Sadsburyville Fire Company (31). Station 31 units were operating at a working house fire in neighboring Pomeroy. Engine 33-5 responded fully staffed with 6 personnel and stood by for 2 1/2 hours on a rare star filled, cool July summer night in case there was another emergency in the Sadsbury Township ... (Full Story & Photos)

Tour of Pennsylvania Visits Honey Brook JUNE 25 - On Wednesday, June 25, 2008 The Tour of Pennsylvania, which is a bicycle tour, was on stage 2 of its 6 part tour of Pennsylvania. Stage 2 took the race from Downingtown to Carlisle. This stage came right through the center of downtown Honey Brook. Honey Brook Boro was the safest it's ever been with State Police on every corner of Route 322. This split the first run district in half. Ambulance 33-1 ... (Full Story & Photos)

Serious Motorcycle Accident on Suplee Road JUNE 22 - At 15:55 hours on June 21, the Honey Brook Fire Company (33) and the Brandywine Paramedics (93) were dispatched to Suplee Road, in Honey Brook Township, for a motorcycle accident. Assistant 33 (Ken Jackson Jr.) went enroute and was advised that there was one patient with serious injuries from a motorcycle accident. Medic 93 requested a medical helicopter to be placed on stand by. Assistant 33 arrived ... (Full Story & Photos)

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Engine Company assist on the Building Fire JUNE 16 - At 12:05 AM, The Honey Brook Fire Company was dispatched to assist Station 3-4 (Churchtown) with a building fire at Conestoga Mennonite Church at 2976 Main Street. Deputy 3-4 (D.Martin) arrived to find a working fire in the south wing of the church. Units arrived and attempted an interior attack but due to a partially collapsed roof, were forced to pull out. The bulk of the fire was knocked from ... (Full Story & Photos)

Members participate in "Special Vehicle Rescue" Class JUNE 15 - For three days during the week of June 8th, members of the Honey Brook Fire Company participated in a "Special Vehicle Rescue" class. The class, hosted by the Martin's Corner Fire Company, focused on the more complex vehicles we as rescuers run into during vehicle accidents such as school and tour buses, heavy machinery, large commercial tractor trailers, etc. The class, held Monday and Wednesday ... (Full Story & Photos)

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