"Home of the Dirty 30"
Liberty Fire Company #2 of Bangor, Pennsylvania was formed on July 4, 1908 by a group of 30 men from the Cider Club located on the property of William Frutchey on the corner of North 7th Street and Pennsylvania Avenue (now apartments).
On Monday July 29th 2024 at approximately 5:40pm the Bangor Fire Department was dispatched to a working dwelling fire at 207 Market Street. The 911 Control Center indicated flames & heavy smoke coming from the second floor of the dwelling and that all residents were evacuating.
Upon arrival fire command confirmed working fire and to ha
On Monday July 29th 2024 at approximately 5:40pm the Bangor Fire Department was dispatched to a working dwelling fire at 207 Market Street. The 911 Control Center indicated flames & heavy smoke coming from the second floor of the dwelling and that all residents were evacuating.
Upon arrival fire command confirmed working fire and to have the first apparatus hit the hydrant in front of the residence.
The fire took several hours to be extinguished. Stations 34 (Roseto), 32 for RIT (Lookout), Rescue 71, 33 for their Ladder (Portland) & 36 (Plainfield) were dispatched. The fire was placed under control at 8:30pm.
The home is the former residence of Milton Flory.
On behalf of the members & officers of the Bangor Fire Department, we would like to thank all the neighboring Fire Departments for all their help.
Photo’s provided by Northampton County Emergency Alerts, Residence & WFMZ.
June 24th 2024
Last evening the members of Liberty Fire Co. practiced search & rescue techniques, 360 degree evaluations of a building & PPV (Positive Pressure) ventilation at Northampton County Fire School.
The officers setup different situations of a person lost or trapped in the build. The members split up into teams search each div
June 24th 2024
Last evening the members of Liberty Fire Co. practiced search & rescue techniques, 360 degree evaluations of a building & PPV (Positive Pressure) ventilation at Northampton County Fire School.
The officers setup different situations of a person lost or trapped in the build. The members split up into teams search each division (floor) for the person. Our practice dummy “Rescue Randy”, a 175 lb. full torso mannequin was used as the down person/firefighter.
All the members did an excellent job. We continue our training to better sharpen our skills.
Liberty Fire Company #2 would like to thank all of the golfers and hole sponsors that turned out yesterday to make this year's outing a big success! A special thank you to Tyler Hriczak of Hriczak Electrical Contracting for being the tournament sponsor. We're looking forward to making next year's event even bigger, so be on the lookout for dates and help spread the word.
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