Not to mention the environmental harm resulting from improper disposal.
Here is an opportunity to properly dispose of household batteries (see which ones are accepted and which ones not). Hosted locally by Vogel Disposal - this weekend!
Let us never forget those who perished that day, many others over the ensuing years from hazards they were exposed to in the aftermath.
- M18 Multi Tool
- M18 Angle Grinder
- M18 Reciprocating Saw
- M18 7 Inch Polisher
- M18 Drill Driver
- M18 Impact Driver
- X2 M18 CP 2.0 Batteries
- X2 M18 XC 5.0 Batteries
- M18 Charger
- 18 Pc. Impact Bit Set
Sure-Tip Serial Number: 22041
PA SGOC #06059
We will be selling 100 chances at $15 each.
MUST BE 18+ TO PURCHASE A TICKET. Only 100 will be sold. First come, first serve. Your Numbers will be posted prior to live drawing. Winner will be announced via Facebook after ALL TIPS ARE SOLD. All proceeds benefit Adams Area Fire District. Purchase a ticket by clicking the link below.
**WINNER is responsible for pickup at time discussed so please disregard the pickup time on the “receipt.” No physical tickets given.**
Thank you for your continued support and Good Luck!
Adams Township police arrived on scene and reported a working fire in the garage.
Engine 42 and Tower 42 arrived on scene and were met with smoke pushing from the garage doors.
While crews began initial fire attack, Engine 19 arrived on scene and laid supply line from the hydrant to Engine 42.
Engine 185-2 arrived on scene and teamed up with Engine 19 to assist with ventilation and overhaul.
With the fire under control the incident was held to 42, 19, and 185.
Crews operated on scene for just over an hour before returning to service.
The bulk of the damage was held to the garage area and the contents of origin, with minimal smoke damage in other areas of the residence.
The cause is currently believed to be a defective power tool battery.
Just a few years prior, stations throughout the county acquired their first two-way radios. The first system to radio-alert ("trip out") mutual aid stations was also installed. This was a decade before County Communications ("Control") was established, so the City of Butler Central fire station housed the tone board and handled mutual aid dispatching.
The process underway by this correspondence was to add an additional layer - to enable Central to radio-alert all stations' house sirens in the recognized civil defense signals - ALERT and TAKE COVER - and to distinguish these warnings from the standard fire call signal in the various communities.
Stay alert! They’re loaded with precious cargo.