

WALK- DON'T WALK
03/21/2026- 0324 hours: Squad 3 and Ambulance 3-7 out to East Baltimore and Washington Streets for a vehicle collision. Crews checked for hazards- including to the newly installed crosswalk warning system- while EMS transported one occupant to Meritus Medical Center. Units assisted Pennsylvania State Police and cleared debris in twenty-five minutes when the auto was removed. East Baltimore and Washington Streets MVA


DWELLING FIRE
03/18/2026- 2238 hours: Box 3-13 alerted for smoke in a dwelling- 385 Reid Road. First arriving units identified fire in the basement and stretched a hand line. Additional crews worked ventilation and extension checks with overhaul completed at 0014 hours. Red Cross assisted the occupants and the last unit cleared at 0028 hours. 03/18/2026 Reid Road- Courtesy of Long Meadow Fire
CRASH and a VEHICLE FIRE
03/13/2026- 1920 hours: RHC and Engine 17-2 responded to the area of 8418 Hades Church Road for a vehicle on fire. Personnel arrived to a well involved semi tractor detached from its trailer and extinguished the fire with no exposure issues. Apparatus cleared in forty minutes while Fire Police remained for another 1.25 hours until the roadway was clear. 03/13/2026: After returning from a wires down call on Shanks Church Road, personnel heard a collision in front of the fire


COMMERCIAL and MULTI-FAMILY BUILDING FIRES
03/13/2026- 0123 hours: Initially alerted for a transfer to HFD's Engine 4, Engine 3-1 responded on the second alarm to a multi-family building at 145 South Prospect Street in Hagerstown. Personnel assisted with fire containment/extinguishment for about two hours before returning to service. 03/04/2026- 2151 hours: Box 3-13 alerted for a commercial building fire at Martin's Farm Trucks- 15233 Molly Pitcher Highway South, Antrim Township. Arriving to smoke showing from the ext


I-81 ROLLOVER
03/03/2026- 0236 hours: Companies 3 and Washington County 13 responded to Interstate 81 at mile marker 3.5 southbound for a vehicle accident. Locating a tractor-trailer on its side in the median and the occupant self-extricated, crews returned to service in fifteen minutes after confirming no other hazards.


