On Saturday, August 28, 2010 a remaining section of steel was to be transported from New York City to its final resting place in Arlington, VA. The Haddon Heights Fire Department was asked to participate in the goal to have a showing of fire apparatus on every single overpass between NYC and Arlington, and accepted with great honor. We paired together with Lindenwold Fire Department in an effort to erect a ladder arch, with an American Flag raised between the two apparatus. Thanks go out to the HHFD members who participated, and the Lindenwold Fire Department members for their time and apparatus showing. Their display was flawless, and greatly appreciated by all involved.
On Monday, August 23, shortly after the fire department’s weekly training, came a dispatch for a reported dwelling fire across from 140 Woodland Avenue, Barrington, NJ. Crews arrived to heavy fire in the front of the dwelling, and placed several hand lines in service. Companies made an aggressive fire attack, with very good progress shortly thereafter. Squrt 2-1 was on location with the fire, as a crew from Engine 213 was covering any additional calls in Barrington and Haddon Heights. Crews were placed back into service by 1am.
On Wednesday, July 21, 2010, shortly before 4pm, the Haddon Heights Fire Department was dispatched to a reported dwelling fire at 20 Hartica Avenue, in Mount Ephraim, NJ. Units arrived with heavy fire, and Squrt 2-1 was placed into service, along with multiple hand lines. The fire would eventually make it to 3 Alarms, and an additional Haddon Heights crew was sent to relieve the Squrt’s crew.
June 30, 2010
March 20, 2010
