Companies were dispatched to a reported dwelling fire on Fawn Grove Drive. Upon arrival, district 16 took the driveway and pulled one line. Ladder 17 took the rear of the address and stretched one line and extinguished the shed, boat and other debris that was on fire. The … [Read more...]
This weekend members of the Lake Harmony Fire Company along with the Penn Forest No. 2 Fire Company attended a Tanker Water Supply class at the firehouse. The class was taught through Bucks County Community College by instructor Bill Adams. Many aspects of rural water supply were … [Read more...]
Units were dispatched to a reported working dwelling fire at 17 Laurette Drive early this morning. Ladder 17 was the first arriving fire apparatus and took the narrow driveway on the "A-B" corner. The crew was split pulling two hand lines, one for interior attack and the other … [Read more...]
The annual parade of boats supports Lake Harmony Fire Company and Lake Harmony Ambulance. This year the fire company set up a fire extinguisher prop for the children to learn about fire safety and how to use the proper fire extinguisher. We also set up a repelling demonstration … [Read more...]
At the Lake Harmony Fire Companies annual picnic, Lieutenant Matt Miller was awarded fire fighter of the year for his tireless efforts and outstanding performance. Matt has been a great addition to the fire company and has shown his dedication time and time again. Matt and … [Read more...]
Lake Harmony Engine 17 was dispatched to assist fire district 12 for a reported working dwelling fire at 33 Susquehanna Drive. District 12 arrived to confirm a single story dwelling well involved. Engine 17 arrive and took side "B" driveway and split our crew with two … [Read more...]
Stations 17, 16 and Lake Harmony Ambulance were dispatched to a working tractor trailer fire on Interstate 80 at the 287 West bound mile marker. While enroute chief 17 requested Penn Forrest for an additional tanker. Monroe station 41 was then added when district 16 failed to get … [Read more...]
Albrightsville, Lake Harmony and Lake Harmony Ambulance were dispatched to a reported vehicle fire on boulder field road, deep into the State Park. Engine 17 arrived on scene first and pulled two lines, one for the vehicle and one for the brush fire. Crews extinguished the fires … [Read more...]
It is with great sorrow that we announce the passing of Lake Harmony Fire Company President, Edward Darrow, who died May 30, 2022. Ed was an eleven year member of the fire company, where he served as Chief Engineer and President. Ed was a life member of the Weldon Fire Company … [Read more...]
7 members of Lake Harmony Fire Company, along with members of several other fire companies are enrolled in the new rope rescue technician program held at station 17. The 54 hour class consists of many aspects of rope rescue, including repelling, picks offs, ascending, and … [Read more...]
Come see classic rock cover band KARTUNE and support the Lake Harmony Volunteer Fire Company this Saturday night, March 5 from 4:00 PM - 8:00 PM at the firehouse. $20.00 per person admission at the door. BYOB with food available for purchase. We hope to see you there for a fun … [Read more...]
Lake Harmony, Albrightsville and Penn Forest Station 22 were dispatched to a reported house fire on Lakeview Drive in Lake Harmony. Ladder 17 arrived with fire showing on side B. The ladder crew was split with one crew deploying an 1.75" line to the interior while the second crew … [Read more...]
A man jumped to his death along interstate 476 Wednesday afternoon from a 350 foot high bridge. Lake Harmony, Tunkhannock, and Penn Forest Station 22 responded for a reported rescue, which turned into a recovery operation. Crews established a mirrored 3:1 haul system to recover … [Read more...]
Members of the Lake Harmony Volunteer Fire Company along with the Philadelphia Ronald McDonald House want to thank everyone who contributed to the recent toy drive, which provided a huge number of toys to the patients and their families using the Philadelphia Ronald … [Read more...]