Agenda for September 9 Borough Budget Meeting
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Agenda for September 3 Borough Council Meeting
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Due to the Labor Day holiday, trash will be delayed 1 day. Pick-up will be Thursday, Sept 5th. ... See MoreSee Less
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The Administrative Office will be closed Monday, Sept. 2nd, 2024 in observance of Labor Day. ... See MoreSee Less
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Agenda for August 26 Budget meeting
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Agenda for August 21 Stormwater Authority Meeting
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Agenda for Aug 19 Borough Caucus Meeting
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Crisis Cleanup provides Center for TS Debby Recovery Efforts
In the wake of Tropical Storm Debby, Pennsylvania Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster (PAVOAD) and Crisis Cleanup have set up a call center to streamline recovery efforts. This call center aims to ensure efficient coordination and effective use of resources to aid those affected by the storm. This call center aims to efficiently coordinate volunteer assistance for muck out operations, tree removal and debris cleanup for affected residents.
Crisis Cleanup is a renowned disaster work order management platform that facilitates better coordination among relief organizations, minimizes duplication of efforts, and enhances the
volunteer experience. They have opened an incident specific to TS Debby to assist with the ongoing recovery.
Cleanup Assistance Available for Survivors
By calling 844-965-1386, survivors can register their need for cleanup with volunteers from various local, regional, and statewide PAVOAD organizations, including community groups and
faith-based communities. These volunteers can assist with muck out operations, tree removal and debris cleanup. You are encouraged to share this hotline number widely to ensure that all
affected residents can access the help they need.
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For more information, contact PAVOAD Communications Coordinator, Karl Jones, at 570-617-4018 or pavoad4@gmail.com.
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Agenda for August 12 Borough Budget Meeting
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Agenda for August 5 Borough Council Meeting
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Upcoming Events
Penbrook Police / Fire News
We would like to take this time to congratulate probationary firefighter Noah Rullo and Junior firefighter Benjamin Rullo for passing their introduction to the fire service last night. This is the first of several classes they will take in the next 2 months. ... See MoreSee Less
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*** Back to Back Fires ***
Last night shortly after 2200 hours, engine 301 was dispatched to transfer to city station 2 while they worked a duplex fire on Swatara Street. The engine responded with 6 members and shortly after arriving to the transfer, engine 301 was requested to the scene along with engine 37-1. Engine 301 crew assisted with fire attack and overhaul.
This morning shortly after 0330 hrs, engine 301 was once again dispatched to transfer to station 2 while city units worked another fire on 15th street. While members were responding to the station for the transfer, command struck the 3rd alarm bringing the engine to the scene. Engine 301 crew assisted with extensive overhaul.
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Good job guys
Good work, fellas!
*Happening Now*
Engine 301 currently on scene of another fire in the city. This time a 3 alarm row home fire on 15th Street.
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Engine 301 crew tonight for the Harrisburg City house fire.
In station crew also responded to a commercial fire alarm in Susquehanna township with Cumberland engine 22 who was transferred to our station during the fire. Thank you for covering the borough and helping us clean up.
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Engine 301 with a crew of 6, currently on scene of a first alarm house fire in Harrisburg. ... See MoreSee Less
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Thank you to everyone that donated to our fill the helmet this morning. We are planning another fill the helmet for later this month since we had to wrap things up early today.
We are also planning our first chicken bbq in a few years for next month! Keep an eye out for a date!Reminder:
Our members will be at Walnut and Canby Street tomorrow 10-1 for our fill the helmet fundraiser. All proceeds go towards our station renovations.
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Reminder:
Our members will be at Walnut and Canby Street tomorrow 10-1 for our fill the helmet fundraiser. All proceeds go towards our station renovations.
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This evening, 10 of our members went over basic engine company operations. Crews trained on pulling the bumper line and cross lays. Members also trained on throwing ground ladders.
Special thank you to Clean Technologies, LLC from Middletown for providing our members dinner tonight!
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