As discussed during the dispatch call, fire crews responded to a fully involved house fire in District 617 near Boynton, Pennsylvania. The chief reported heavy fire and requested additional tankers. Callers initially said a person might still be inside, but the chief later advised nobody was in the building. Units operated defensively from a second entrance while setting up water supply and drop tanks.

Defensive response to fully involved house fire

County 617, Chief, I'm on the scene. Fully involved, heavy, heavy fire. Where are you, Chief? Go ahead, give me a couple tankers on the road. Hello. Somerset, all units, district 617 for the house fire. For 617 chief, fully involved. Also, callers advising there may be a person still inside the residence. County 617 chief, no, no possible way to make entry. Six hundred and 17 chief, that's received. Two hundred and forty-seven, one. Received. County 617 chief. 617 chief, go ahead. There's nobody in the building. Roger. Engine one on fire, off one. Roger. Talk to the chief. 617 chief, 618 deputy. Mike, you got a 1R brush for a fill site or you gonna hit a hydrant? We can hit the hydrant for guys right now, but yeah, probably gonna need a fill site. I'm pulling into our hall now. I'll let you know here when I can bring her to deal. Be off, car six. Mike, our time. Bikers on the road. Do you want to brush? Truck from the chief. Go ahead, chief. Come up to the 2nd entrance. We'll set up up top here. We're going to be defensive. Six hundred and 17 tag on the road, four two. Copy chief, 2nd entrance defensive. Chief to tanker. Go ahead. Come to 2nd entrance and you're going to back into the truck. Feed him right now. Feed him for now until we get a water supply set up. Understood, 2nd entrance back in. 618 to engine one to all 618 units, just be advised there's horse. Some buggies down by the new bridge in Boynton. Okay, 200 and forty-seven on scene. Two hundred and forty-seven. Drop from the jeep. Got you. Guys, I want you to stop at the end of the driveway, drop 5 " , and lay in to the fire. County tanker 620 is responding. Okay. Copy that, Chief. Drop the 5 " at the beginning of the driveway, lay in. Anchor Five, I still want you to back in. Your 1st wave, we're going to use Engine Six Hundred and Eighteen from Six Hundred and Seventeen Chief. Go ahead, Chief. I want you guys to hook into my 5 " and feed the truck at the end of the driveway. I have affirmative. Hook into your 5 " , feed your truck. We're putting a drop tank here, Mike. Affirmative.

Go ahead, give me a couple tankers on the road.

Somerset, all units, district 617 for the house fire.

Also, callers advising there may be a person still inside the residence.

County 617 chief, no, no possible way to make entry.

Six hundred and 17 chief, that's received.

Mike, you got a 1R brush for a fill site or you gonna hit a hydrant?

We can hit the hydrant for guys right now,

but yeah, probably gonna need a fill site.

I'll let you know here when I can bring her to deal.

Six hundred and 17 tag on the road, four two.

Come to 2nd entrance and you're going to back into the truck.

Feed him for now until we get a water supply set up.

618 to engine one to all 618 units, just be advised there's horse.

Some buggies down by the new bridge in Boynton.

you. Guys, I want you to stop at the end of the driveway, drop 5 " , and lay in to the fire.

Drop the 5 " at the beginning of the driveway, lay in.

Anchor Five, I still want you to back in.

Engine Six Hundred and Eighteen from Six Hundred and Seventeen Chief.

I want you guys to hook into my 5 " and feed the truck at the end of the driveway.

As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency units were dispatched for a possible medical emergency involving a 29-year-old man who was having a seizure near Boynton Heights Drive in Boynton. The jerking had stopped and he was breathing normally when the crew responded.

29-year-old man had seizure at Boynton Heights Drive

Okay, Central, 111 is responding to the call on Boynton. 111, you're responding. You're responding 2213 dispatch, 2205. 70. 29 male was seizing, jerking has stopped, breathing at a normal rate. (number withheld) Boynton Heights Drive, Boynton Elklick Township.

Okay, Central, 111 is responding to the call on Boynton.

jerking has stopped, breathing at a normal rate.

(number withheld) Boynton Heights Drive, Boynton Elklick Township.

As discussed during the dispatch call, responders were dispatched to a residence near Boynton Heights Drive in Boynton, Elklick Township for a medical call involving an adult male who reportedly had seizure activity but was no longer seizing and was breathing normally. An additional unit was requested to respond.

79-year-old male had seizure at Boynton Heights Drive

2159, 79 male. No longer seizing, breathing at a normal rate. (number withheld) Boynton Heights Drive, Boynton Elklick Township. Somerset from 502. Five hundred and two. Was one line dispatched on this? Five hundred and two negative. Did you want them dispatched? Affirmative. They may be closer than us. Received. 502 Somerset, they're being dispatched now.

Received. 502 Somerset, they're being dispatched now.

As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews were dispatched to a home near Boynton Heights Drive in Boynton Elk Lick Township for a 79-year-old man who was reportedly having seizures. The patient was later reported to no longer be seizing and breathing normally, and an additional unit was requested because it might be closer.

79-year-old man has seizure at Boynton Heights Drive

Somerset Station 240, 500 in place of 240 Alpha seizures. (number withheld) Boynton Heights Drive, Boynton Elk Lick Township. I need five or two responding. Five or two, confirming you're responding. Yes. Received, you're responding 2202 dispatch. 2159, 79 male. No longer seizing, breathing at a normal rate. (number withheld) Boynton Heights Drive, Boynton Elk Lick Township. Dispatch from medic 502 . Five hundred and two. Was one one dispatched on this? Five hundred and two negative. Did you want them dispatched? Affirmative. They may be closer than us. Received.

Somerset Station 240, 500 in place of 240 Alpha seizures.

(number withheld) Boynton Heights Drive, Boynton Elk Lick Township.

Five or two, confirming you're responding.

Received, you're responding 2202 dispatch.

No longer seizing, breathing at a normal rate.

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