Penn Hills No.7 VFC

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Incident 354: On Friday morning, Stations 221, 222, 227 were alerted for a single vehicle into a tree with possible entrapment in the area of Mt. Carmel Rd & Geisler Way. PHPD arrived on scene and reported the operator of the vehicle out and down on the roadway and the engine compartment was on fire. 227CHF arrived on scene and assisted with patient care till the arrival of PHEMS. 225EN & 122EN were added to the call. 227RQ arrived and their crew were able to extinguish the bulk of the fire. Remaining hotspots were extinguished with the arrival of 225EN. All other units were returned. PHEMS transported the operator with non-life threatening injuries to a local trauma hospital.

Command: 227CHF
Units: 227RQ, 227CV, 222RQ, 225EN, 122EN, St.221, PHEMS, PHPD

Incident 335: On Friday morning, shortly before 3am Stations 223 & 227 were alerted to the 6200-blk of Saltsburg Rd for a single vehicle accident involving a utility pole with wires down. PHPD arrived on scene and confirmed a pole & wires down blocking all of Saltsburg Rd. 227RQ arrived on scene and made patient contact with the operator of the vehicle that denied injury. 223RQ arrived on scene and both units assisted with traffic control and fluid and debris clean-up. Units returned to service about 45mins later.

Command: 223LT
Units: 227RQ, 223RQ, PHPD, PHEMS

Incident 327: On Monday afternoon, around 1:45pm Stations 227 & 223 were alerted for a vehicle on fire in the Penn Hills Shopping Center. PHFM & PHPD arrived on scene and confirmed the vehicle fire not endangering any other structures or vehicles. 227EN arrived on scene and crews began bringing the vehicle fire under control. 223EN arrived on scene and transferred water to 227EN. Crews extinguished the remaining hotspots and returned to service about 40mins later. No injuries were reported. The fire is under investigation.

Command: 227CHF
Units: 227EN, 223EN, PHFM, PHPD

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Again, we would like to thank the Sri Venkateswara Temple Pittsburgh FB official Site for their generosity and support!!

Donation from Sri Venkateswara Temple in Penn Hills to enhance local emergency response efforts Emergency service workers in Penn Hills will now be heading into calls equipped with thermal imaging technology. Penn Hills Volunteer Fire Company No. 7, Station 227 at 125 Universal Road, was able to purchase a thermal imaging drone for various departments to use during emergency calls. According t...

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Incident 278: On Sunday morning Stations 221, 222, 227 were alerted for a single vehicle accident involving a utility pole in the 2000-blk of Lincoln Rd. PHPD arrived on scene and confirmed a utility pole sheared. 227RQ arrived on scene, the operator denied any injuries. 227RQ handled a small amount of debris clean up before returning in service. PHPD is investigating the cause of the accident.

Command: 227CHF
Units: 227RQ, 227CV, St.221, St.222, PHPD

🚒 Community Strong 🚒

We would like to extend our heartfelt thank you to our friends at Sri Venkateswara Temple Pittsburgh FB official Site (SV Temple) for their incredible generosity and support of our department and community.

Through their kindness and commitment, they have funded graciously purchased a thermal imaging drone—a powerful tool that will significantly enhance our ability to protect and serve. This technology will assist public safety in and around Penn Hills with locating missing persons, identifying hot spots at fires, improving situational awareness, and increasing safety for both responders and the public. With this tool, we will be able to assist our public safety partners, Penn Hills Police and any other mutual aid agencies that would need assistance.

This was no small contribution. Their willingness to invest in such an important and costly project speaks volumes about their dedication to the well-being of our community.

Because of their generosity, we are better equipped, better prepared, and better able to respond when our residents need us most. Training is ongoing, and each operator will be certified to FAA standards. This drone is equipped with cellular capabilities and is only limited to battery life (54mins each battery).

Please join us in thanking the Sri Venkateswara Temple for making a lasting impact on public safety.

👏 Together, we make our community stronger.

Incident 274: On Friday evening Stations 227, 223, 222 were alerted for a single vehicle accident with rollover at the intersection of Universal Rd @ Webster Dr. 227RQ & PHEMS arrived on scene with an unoccupied single vehicle on it side that had struck a gas meter and was actively leaking. Witnesses reported the vehicle operator fled the scene prior to responders arriving on scene. The operator was detained a short time later by PHPD. 227RQ was able to isolate the leak. 227RQ remained on scene for about an hour assisting with traffic control and debris removal before the roadway was reopened.

Command: 227CHF
Units: 227RQ, 227CV, 223RQ, 222RQ, PHPD, PHEMS