Recent Calls
MVA with Entrapment (Mutual Aid)
Fri. Jan 1st 2021
1911 hours - Fire Stations 34 and 27 with EMS unit 921 were dispatched to I-80 west bound near mile marker 294 for a motor vehicle accident with entrapment. With icy rain falling for the last few hour...
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MVA with Entrapment (Mutual Aid)
Thu. Dec 31st 2020
0744 hours - Fire Stations 34 and 27 with EMS units 921, 922 and 905 were dispatched to 2055 RT 611 for a motor vehicle accident with entrapment. Two vehicle head on from the caller. Male trapped unde...
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MVA
Wed. Dec 30th 2020
1046 hours - Fire Stations 27 nd 34 were dispatched to 301 North RD for a motor vehicle accident. Car struck a pole. Pole and wires down.
Smoke in the area
Tue. Dec 29th 2020
1202 hours - Fire Stations 27 and 34 were dispatched to the area of 1829 RT 715 for smoke coming from across the lake.1213 hours - All units were returned for smoke from an outside furnace.
CO Alarm
Sun. Dec 27th 2020
0241 hours - Fire Station 27 was dispatched to 2498 Mountain RD for a carbon monoxide alarm.
News Headlines
Keystone State Fire Apparatus News
Sat. Jan 1st 2005
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The attached is from the quarterly book that was published in January - March 2005
Boy Scouts

Boy Scouts of America

Troop 80

42 Years of Scouting

1976 to 2018

 

          After 42 years of scouting, Troop 80 was unable to re-charter due to lack of scouts and was forced to close its doors on December 31, 2018. It is by far most a said and difficult thing to have to do. I have been in scouting for 16 years every since my son joined as a Tiger Scout. He eventually went on to become an Eagle Scout. Scouting was one of my high points in life. Going on camping trips, outdoor cooking, summer camp with daily naps, teaching, learning things myself and spending time with my son. I was asked to join the Eagle Board and have done so. My scouting journey continues.  

      “Be Prepared... the meaning of the motto is that a scout must prepare himself by previous thinking out and practicing how to act on any accident or emergency so that he is never taken by surprise.” Sir Robert Baden-Powell

       The fire company is the chartered organization for the Boy Scouts of America Troop 80. The troop was formed in 1976. A few leaders and scouts have gone on to join the fire company. We meet from September to June. NO meetings in July or August. Stop by and see us if you have a boy between the ages of 11 - 17 that would like to join scouts. Please contact the following for more info.
 
      In spring of 2008 to fall 2017 the troop under PENNDOT joined the Adopt-A- Highway program. Our commitment is to clean Camp Akiba Road four times a year. The road runs though Chestnut Township and Jackson Township for two miles.
 
      Don't forget to click on the picture box on the left, then scouts. See whats going on in the troop.
   
 

David J. McNeese, Sr., Scoutmaster
570-619-8797
    

www.minsitrails.com

 


 “We never fail when we try to do our duty, we always fail when we neglect to do it.”

Sir Robert Baden-Powell

 

 

 

  

In Recognition

EAGLE SCOUTS

OF

TROOP 80

Sponsored By

JACKSON TOWNSHIP VOLUNTEER FIRE COMPANY

REEDERS, PA.

 

 

 

James McGinn

1982

Christopher Martinelli

1990

Steven Martinelli

1991

Lloyd Keller

1991

Scott Keller

1992

Chad Cramer

1992

Scott Vance

1993

George M. Liebegott

1993

Tyler Higbie

1994

Nicholas Valese

1996

Chad K. Upright

1996

James A. Azarelo, Jr.

1996

Scott J. Upright

2000

Brett J. Kilby

2000

Edward W. Hart

2000

Steven R. Ginsburg

2000

Matthew J. Bull

2001

Jason R. Smith

2001

Chad D. Kilby

2001

Brian C. Fretz

2001

Kyle R. Drake

2002

Bradley R. Burke

2002

Peter D. Jacobs

2002

Tyler M. Wise

2002

Jonathan P. Forte

2002

Gregory K. Wise

2002

Randall S. Gilliland

2002

Joseph T. Young

2002

Matthew A. Crane

2002

Neil A. Unternahrer

2002

Michael A. Singer

2002

Dennis A. Hollman

2003

Aaron M. Bull

2003

Jonathan C. Gorski

2003

Matthew Torma

2004

Mark A. Hosie

2005

Gary M. Adams

2005

David Marra

2006

Jeffrey R. Beehler

2006

Daniel T. Wise

2007

Tad Field

2007

Steven Irwin

2008

Ryan D. Deibler

2008

Doug Puccetti

2008

Mark Yerkes

2009

Michael A. DeWitt

2010

Matthew R. Lutz

2010

Kyle R. Cozier

2010

Matthew J. Korczak

2010

John D. Wasilewski

2010

Nicholas A. Marshall

2010

Kevin W. Hosie

2010

 Aaron C. Parks

2011

 David J. McNeese, Jr.

2012

Nathan H. Wise

2012

Michael V. Sabon

2012

Jacob D. Reder

2013

Peter A. Marshall

2013

Tyler F. Snyder
2013

  Hunter T. Barabas

2016

Zachary T. Gothard
2016		Galvin C. Maza
2018		Elijah J. Hernandez
2018
Jeremy S. Sincaglia
2019		  

 

Revised July 2019

 

 

 

 

 

 

This page was last updated on July 21, 2019

 

 

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