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Members were dispatched at 0440 as a 3rd alarm cover for 651 N 9th Street. Crews assisted with roof work and interior overhaul until being released at 0620. Later in the day crews cleared 2 tree down calls in the township and a fire alarm assist to Mt. Penn
My plans were to "stealth camp" at a local park, however, I was told in no uncertain terms that this would not be possible. Rangers and law enforcement monitor and spot check the trails for this exact thing—even though I heard people have done it.
Fearing I wouldn’t have a place to spend the night, I looked up motels, but none in the vicinity had any vacancies.
So I went to the local fire department. The folks at Alsace Manor Fire Company welcomed me with open arms. They fed me, allowed me to use their showers, and had some amazing conversations about Veteran Suicide and how big a problem it really is. Most of the guys were veterans too, so it was easy for them to understand the struggle.
On day two, after some grueling ascent—2600ft of climb (a lot of hike-the-bike) and a total of 43 miles—I found a true home here.
I continue to be amazed at the hospitality, friendship, and understanding of the community, including community volunteer fire co members in this area.
Thank you again, everyone at Alsace Manor Fire Company! I will forever remember this day. You are all amazing.
For training Tuesday, crews participated in relay pumping, appliance familiarization, and apparatus placement. Also, Firefighting Long received his final testing on ET4, and is now released as a qualified chauffeur/operator.
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