The Green Ridge Volunteers are happy to see our great friend from Japan. Thats right all the way from Japan Susumu Yamamoto traveled back to Delco for the wedding of M Jones from Aston Beechwood and for the Green Ridge banquet next Friday. Susumu wasn't here long … [Read more...]
Early in the evening the Township Companies where dispatched to the 600 block of Convent Road and in the area of Red Hill Rd for the fuel spill. Rescue 63 responded within a minute under the command of Chief D. Evans. Arriving on the scene first they found a small oil spill on … [Read more...]
Early in the evening the Township Companies where dispatched to the 600 block of Convent Road and in the area of Red Hill Rd for the fuel spill. Rescue 63 responded within a minute under the command of Chief D. Evans. Arriving on the scene first they found a small oil spill on … [Read more...]
The Green Ridge Volunteers have spent the last two nights in class going over the manditory NIMS 700 (National Incident Magagment System). The class was presented by E. Woodruff, a State Fire Instructor for Bucks County and the Saftey Officer at Aston-Beechwood. Several members … [Read more...]
The Green Ridge Volunteers would like to congratulate Colleen Joyce on her newest career choice. Colleen was appointed last night at the township meeting as Aston Township's newest Police Officer. Colleen is also a full-time Deputy Sheriff in Chester County. … [Read more...]
As the crews were finishing up their lunch the township companies were dispatched to an auto accident at Pennell and Dutton Mills Rds. 407 was in the area and assisted Rescue 63 Medic 72 with patiant packaging, while the crews from the utility and Rescue 72 controlled the … [Read more...]
We would like to wish Thomas Morgan Jr. a Happy 18th Birthday. Thomas has been with The Green Ridge Volunteers since he was 14 and is one of the many firefighters that have successfully completed the junior and cadet program. Thomas Also just received the Chris Kangas Award from … [Read more...]
As the crews were getting the kitchen ready to be remodeled Truck 63 was dispatched along with Rescue 39 (Lower Chichester) to cover Claymont Fire Company in New Castle County, Delaware. The Truck responded under the command of Lt B. Harris Jr., fully staffed. Truck 63 … [Read more...]
Aston Beechwood life member Edith Goodale passed away Saturday morning February 25th. Edith served as the treasurer of the fire company for 20 years as well as various other committees. She was also the 1st … [Read more...]
At 8:55pm the Volunteers from Green Ridge were dispatched to The Mount Hope Church for an automatic fire alarm. Seconds after Truck 63 under the went responding Fireboard advised that they were receiving numerous calls and that they were upgrading the assignment to a building … [Read more...]
Just before lunch the company was dispatched to the 300 block of Crozerville Rd for a brush fire. Once medic 72-7 went responding fireboard advised that the home owner was having chest pains in the rear yard. 72-9B(K. Carr) arrived on the scene and confirmed the subject down in … [Read more...]
Once the company returned from the back to back calls this morning, the Engine headed north to cover The Reiffton Fire Company in Berk's County. Engine 632 staffed with 5 will be covering them for 24 hours. This is the 3rd year the Engine had covered Reiffton while they attended … [Read more...]
Colleen Joyce was recently hospitalized and had emergency surgery. The Officers and members wish her a speedy recovery and hope to see her soon. … [Read more...]
The Green Ridge Volunteers are proud to announce the Junior Firefighter of the Year award for the County, the " Chris Kangas Award" was awarded to one of our own Thomas Morgan Jr. Thomas was awarded this award at the DCFA awards dinner. Congratulations Thomas. We … [Read more...]
The Green Ridge Volunteers spent the day staying busy with many different things. In the morning the Rescue attended Past Chester Heights Chief S. Ward's funeral while the Truck covered station 69 (Lima) for 5 hours. No calls were logged. As soon as the Volunteers … [Read more...]
