Established 1956
Two Story Structure Fire
Sunday December 18, 2011 @ 1805hrs. Company 20 and Company 60 were toned out for a residential structure fire at 6736 Winchester Ave. Engine 22 arrived to find a two story log home with fire showing from side C. Engine 22 and Engine 20 crew used both hand lines and the apartment line to enter the structure and extinguish the fire in the rear bedroom. Additional help soon arrived and we were able to extinguish the fire in the attic area. Tower 1 was utilized for ventilation. After a complete overhaul command was terminated and units were released @ 2104hrs. Units on scene E-22, E-20, SQD-25, E-62, ET-50, ANG-16, T-1, M-692. Deputy Chief Burroughs was the officer in charge. E-13 and E-6-1 filled station 20. (notice hydrant in front yard)
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Structure Fire
Saturday December 17, 2011 @ 0008hrs. Company 20 and Company 13 was dispatched for a residential structure fire at 98 Triton Lane. Engine 22 arrived on scene laying a 5" supply line to the structure from Speck's Run Road. Deputy Chief Burroughs assumed command. Crew advanced a 1.75" hand line through the front door to attack the fire. The fire was out within minutes and a extensive overhaul was completed. Command was terminated @0214. Red Cross and Alleghany Power was notified also. Units on scene E-22, E-20, E-13, ANG-16.
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5th Annual Christmas Toy Drive
Every year about the 1st of December the members start gathering toys by placing boxes at the area businesses in hopes of getting enough toys to distribute to some less fortunate families in the Southern part of the County. Each year we do a boot drive in Inwood to get enough money to purchase a Food Lion gift card so the family could have food also. This year we were able to raise $871 at the boot drive and with the help of Randy Smith who donated $500 to the boot drive. The event was organized by firefighter Donnie Shade and gift wrapping was provided by Anita Hopple. Santa Claus also gets credit for riding through area developments handing out candy canes and stuffed animals.
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Inwood Christmas Parade
Sunday December 4 @ 1400hrs. people gathered from all around to participate and watch as the parade made its way from Musselman High School around by Knouse Foods, through Inwood and back to the High School. They had a section dedicated to the vehicles donated by Randy Smith. Randy was named as the honorary mayor of the parade.
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