Thanks to everyone who supported our event.
Update @ 2:25pm - Thing are winding down, we still have some dinners left.
Update @ 1:45pm - We are still open and serving. We have plenty of Stuffed Chicken breasts and Roast Beef available.
Come join us for our annual Mother’s Day Dinner. Sunday, May 9th, 2010. Doors open at noon and we will be here until the food runs out.
Adults $14
Child $7
Choice of Stuffed Chicken Breast, Pork Chop, or Roast Beef. Salad, Dessert, and Beverage included.
Members are reminded that our monthly meeting is April 14th, 2010 at 7:30pm. Anyone wishing to become a member can come up and get an application at that time.
Over the weekend of April 10th and 11th, Lincoln VFRC was requested to Broadlawn Drive in Elizabeth Twp with our tanker to assist with a house that had an electrical and smoke condition inside. Both tankers responded and stoodby on scene. Engine 184 was also requested by command to standby at a hydrant. While on scene there, another call come in for an accident with entrapment at Liberty Way and Virginia Drive. 140 Command released 184 Tanker 2 and Engine and they responded to that along with Ambulance 610 from the station.
On Sunday, Tanker 184-1 and a few members attended a structural burn class. While they were there, a call came in for a brush fire endangering a structure on Mable Drive. 184 Engine and 184 Tanker 2 responded to that call and was assisted by Blaine Hill 140 Station 2, Liberty Station 183, and Port Vue Station 237.
In the late evening of Friday April 2nd, Lincoln VFRC received a call for a brush fire in the woods above Fuerher Drive. Liberty Station 183 was added to the assignment and also responded. Tanker 184-1 was first on scene but due to the terrain was not able to reach the fire. Chief 184 and a local resident walked back to the fire scene and found a fire approximately 50′x50′ in size burning over a hill. Engine 184 was able to drive back through the woods via an access road to get to the fire and deployed a 1 3/4″ trash line. 183 crews assisted on the scene and deployed foam on the area to fully extinguish the area. Port Vue Station 237 was activated for standby while 184 and 183 operated on scene.
Shortly after 5am on March 27th, 2010, Station 184 was alerted of a motor vehicle accident with entrapment on Boston Hollow Road (Route 48) near the Cross Creek Inn. The call originally came in as being in Elizabeth Twp, however once units got on scene it was found to be in Lincoln Boro. Lincoln Police requested Lincoln station 184 to be activated. Liberty 183 was also dispatched at that time, however since there were already units on scene from Elizabeth Twp, Chief 184 had 183 disregard.
Engine 184 and Ambulance 610 responded to the Boston ballfield to setup an LZ for one patient. Stat Medevac 9 transported the patient to a Pittsburgh hospital. All units cleared shortly after Stat 9 cleared the LZ.
The members of Lincoln VFRC would like to thank everyone who came out and supported the Night at the Races. Hopefully everyone had a good time, and we are happy to report the event was a success. Thanks again!
Our annual Night at the Races has been rescheduled to Saturday, March 20th. Doors open at 6pm, and racing starts at 7pm. Please help out our company by attending. Please contact us at admin@lincolnvfrc.com for more information.
It was originally scheduled for February 6th, but due to the snow storms it needed to be rescheduled.
Early in the afternoon on Tuesday, February 16th, 2010 crews were alerted to a single vehicle accident with a rollover. Elizabeth Twp EMS Chief Dell was on scene and reported one vehicle on its side with no injuries or hazards. Rescue 123 Clairton was disregarded by Chief 184 and Rescue 183 Liberty and Engine 184 Lincoln responded to assist with traffic control. Mendlowitz Trucking was on scene and towed the vehicle. Lincoln PD was also on scene.
Friday, February 12th, 2010 - Crews from our company handled call after call related to the February 2010 winter storms that hit. It all started for us on Friday evening and we are still responding to calls related to the storm as of today.
Calls we responded to included:
As of today, Friday February 12th, most of the power is restored to the borough, however there are still some residents awaiting Allegheny Power to restore their electricity. Allegheny Power is still actively working on those areas without power.
Due to the major snow storms, the Night at the Races have been postponed. Check back here for an announcement on the new date. We are looking towards the end of March.
Thank you.