Progress Fire 32

10/15/2026

Squad 32 and Engine 37-1 handled an evening car fire on N Progress Ave. Units were initially dispatched for the car fire and then additional calls reported the vehicle rolled down hill, hit a school bus and the bus was full of students.

Squad 32 arrived and confirmed the info about the car fire and also confirmed the bus was evacuated and not full of students and that the 1 student and driver were safely away from the incident.

First Responders from Susquehanna Township worked with administration from Susquehanna Township School District on the scene.

Rescue Fire Company #37

10/15/2026

Squad 32 and Engine 37 operated on the scene of this crash today on Linglestown Rd. Squad 32 stabilized the vehicle and crews worked to remove the victim who was confined in the overturned vehicle.
Rescue Fire Company #37

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10/14/2026

🚒 Carbon Monoxide Detector Saves Lives 🚒

We recently posted 2 incidents we responded to where Smoke Detectors saved lives and property. We felt it was equally important to bring awareness to the dangers of Carbon Monoxide after an incident we responded to Monday evening.

Engine 32 responded to a residence for a CO Detector sounding with a resident who had a headache for the last 2 weeks. The resident was concerned about Carbon Monoxide and purchased a detector and instantly it began to alert when it was turned on in the house.

Units from Progress investigated and found levels up to 1400 ppm of Carbon Monoxide in the home. The natural gas was secured to the house, turned off the source of carbon monoxide and crews worked to ventilate the residence. This incident could have had a tragic outcome with the lethal levels of Carbon Monoxide found in the residence.

We urge all residents to have working smoke detectors and carbon monoxide detectors in their house and test them reguarly to keep your family protected from fire and carbon monoxide dangers. This is 3 incidents in the last week where Smoke Detectors and Carbon Monoxide Detectors saved lives and property in Susquehanna Township.

10/09/2026

***SMOKE DETECTORS SAVE LIVES***

October 8th Company 32 was dispatched to the 100-block of N 39th street for an activated smoke detector called in by a neighbor. Engine 32 arrived on scene with audible alarms and an odor of something burning. Lieutenant 32-1 requested the assignment to be upgraded and upon further investigation a small kitchen fire was located on the first floor. While picking up Company 32 was again dispatched to a residential fire alarm. Upon arrival Engine 32 had smoke from the front door with the occupant reporting their bedroom was on fire. The assignment was again upgraded and fire extinguished by Engine 32. Within an hour two functional smoke detectors alerted occupants and saved lives and property from further damage. Please remember to check detector functionality and battery life twice a year.

Photo Credit: Capital City Fire Photos

10/06/2026

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10/04/2026

Progress and Rescue Fire Company #37 hosted Nick Martin’s Combat Ready Aggressive Command Class this weekend with command staff from around the area. Crews spent Saturday talking through Command Tactics and spent Sunday doing hands on scenarios.

Thank You to the instructors for a great weekend and Thank You to Dick Wolfe's Garage for sponsoring lunch for each day.

10/02/2026

Units from Progress and Rescue Fire Company #37 responded to this crash on 22/322 overnight in the Township. Crews found a 2 vehicle crash with 1 on its roof and a victim trapped in each vehicle. Any questions regarding the incident can be directed to the Susquehanna Township Police Department.

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=122123140833211036&id=61586331104281

Fatal Crash Investigation - On October 1, 2026, at approximately 10:20 PM, the Susquehanna Township Police Department was dispatched to the area of US 322 East and L...

Full details: https://crimewatch.net/us/pa/dauphin/susquehanna-twp-pd/3121/cases/fatal-crash-investigation-0

10/02/2026

Last evening units from Progress assisted Shumaker Public Safety Center at HACC, Central Pennsylvania's Community College Campus with their Paramedic Class and a skills night. The Paramedic class was put through a “shift” of work responding to numerous emergencies in a training setting including a house fire with victims and a mayday along with an incident requiring removal of victims with the Tower and Stokes Basket. Progress has assisted with this night for many years and appreciates the invite to work with the Paramedic Class before they graduate.

09/24/2026

25 Years Ago Today - See Capital City Fire Photos for the photo album. Jason has been capturing fires around Central PA for a while now, one of the originals.

09/23/2026

We love Marsico’s A Taste of Italy…….a local food truck from Susquehanna Township who always shows us support. When we they are set up in the Township, we have to show up and the support back to them.

It’s always good to see my friends from Susquehanna fire department !!!!!!!