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Welcome to the Bareville Fire Company. We are located in Leola, Pennsylvania. The department consists of all volunteers. Our membership consists of approximately 50 active members, including fire police and junior firefighters. We serve a population of approximately 5,000 residents. Our Station number is 3-1. We are dispatched on the frequency of 33.90 and our working frequency is 33.56.The Bareville Fire Company provides protection and service to the Townships of Upper Leacock, West Earl and Leacock. Our running area is rural farmland, residential and industrial territory, and is constantly growing and expanding. Funding comes from fund drives, township donations, and fund raisers. The Company currently operates two Pumpers and two Squad vehicles.
Bareville Fire Company
Station 3-1
Lancaster County PA
Total Calls for 2009 --154
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June 7 2010 On Monday June 7th Sta 3-1 was dispatched with Sta 3-11 and truck 2-4 to the 200 blk of W. Main St for a vehicle accident with entrapment involving a Tractor Trailer. Chief 3-11-2 arrived and found a vehicle with entrapment and a Tractor trailer with heavy front damage. Engine 3-1-2 assisted with fluid control and extrication and went available in about 30 minutes, Squad 3-1-2 stayed for 4 hrs provided traffic control for the accient investigation.
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June 14th 2010 Shortly after 12 noon Sta 3-1 was dispatched to 60 Glenbrook Rd to assist Sta 3-11 on a dwelling fire. Chief 3-11 (Dagen) arrived on the scene with smoke showing from a single family rancher. Engine 3-1-1 was first to arrive and quickly knocked down a working dryer fire in a garage. After checking for extensions Sta 3-1 cleared in just over 30 minutes
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June 15 2010 On Tuesday evening Engine 3-1-2 went to train with Sta 4-1 ( Bird in Hand) on tanker shuttle operations. E3-1-2 setup a drafting site at Stumptown Rd and Gibbons Rd and we filled Tankers that in turn shuttled water to a mock barn fire. This was done to test the flow capabilities of neighboring Co's to see if they could get enough water to a fire back a long farm lane. We operated for about 2 1/2 hours and then held a critique on the training. This training also offered time for our newer drivers to get some pump time in on the engine.
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June 21 2010 This evening Sta 3-1 invited Sta 6-3 (Lafayette) to do live-fire training on some vehicles that we had obtained from a local business. We did some evolutions on 5 cars and let some of the newer firefighters get some experience on some realtime fire. Thank you to Lt Andrews from 63 and Capt Spangler from our station for setting this training up.
