Idetown Vol. Fire Department

We are currently seeking Basket Raffles for our Clay Shoot Fundraiser on June 20, 2026. Anyone wishing to donate a basket, may bring it to the station on June 7 during our breakfast or message us here and we would gladly pick it up.

❗️❗️NEW RAFFLE ITEM❗️❗️
⭐️⭐️RAFFLE #16-26⭐️⭐️
$200 Gift Card For Friedman Group Restaurant

Only 75 chances being sold at $5/ each

https://idetownfire.square.site

●MUST BE AT LEAST 18 YEARS OF AGE

●MUST BE A PA RESIDENT. ALL OUT OF STATE PURCHASES WILL BE CONSIDERED A DONATION TO THE IDETOWN FIRE COMPANY.

●Winners must claim prize within 30 days of notification or this item can be mailed at Winners expense.

●ALL PROCEEDS BENEFIT THE Idetown Vol. Fire Department

●Winner will be chosen live on Idetown Volunteer Fire Dept. Fundraising Tuesday night following SELL OUT

●A list of names will be posted with date and time of drawing

●THANK YOU FOR YOUR CONTINUED SUPPORT

PA S.G.O.C #3216

1000% on this!!!!

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PLEASE PAY ATTENTION & yield for emergency vehicles!!

This morning, Brodhead Fire Department responded to an injury accident on I-75 northbound at the 69.8 mile marker.

Upon arrival, Engine 11 was positioned in a blocking position to protect the scene, closing the right travel lane. Command 12 was positioned well in advance of the incident as a warning vehicle to provide additional scene protection for responders and motorists.

While crews were operating on the scene, a passenger vehicle failed to move over and struck Engine 11 on the driver’s side. As a result of the collision, one Brodhead firefighter was transported from the scene to Saint Joseph Berea for evaluation and has since been treated and released. The occupant of the passenger vehicle refused treatment and transport at the scene.

Kentucky State Police Post 11 responded and is actively investigating both collisions.

This incident serves as an important reminder that Kentucky’s Move Over Law exists to protect emergency responders, law enforcement, tow operators, highway workers, and the motoring public. When you see emergency vehicles with lights activated, slow down and move over. If you cannot safely move over, reduce your speed and proceed with extreme caution.

Thankfully, today’s incident did not result in more serious injuries.

Today & always, we thank you & honor you all!! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸