Centre County Emergency Alerts and Information

10/25/2026

Box 5737 Rush Twp.
1200 Block of Shirks Rd.
Vehicle Accident/Injuries 12:59
Motorcycle Accident, 1 patient with an altered mental status
Chief 57 (Ferguson) Responding 12:59
Rescue 57 Responding 13:06
Clearfield EMS 23 Requesting the availability of Lifeflight. Lifeflight has a 13 minute eta of needed.
Chief 15-2 On Scene with the patient now alert and oriented.

10/24/2026

Box 534 College Twp.
801 Henley St.
Dwelling Fire 8:58
Vehicle Fire in the driveway 10' from the house.
Update vehicle is 30' from the structure

10/24/2026

Box 512 State College
445 Waupelani Dr. Nittany Garden Apts.
Near building H in the middle of the parking lot.
Dumpster Fire 22:15
Flames showing

10/22/2026

BYSTANDER CPR SAVE

Recently, an emergency within our coverage area served as a powerful reminder of just how important CPR training and early access to an Automated External Defibrillator (AED) can be.

When a medical emergency occurred, coworkers nearby recognized the seriousness of the situation, immediately activated the 911 system, assisting the individual to a safe location, and ultimately had to take further action by initiating CPR and retrieving an AED.

Their quick thinking, willingness to act, and knowledge of lifesaving skills made a tremendous difference of the outcome of this situation.

We want to recognize and thank these individuals for stepping up when every second mattered. Their actions demonstrate the importance of CPR education and having AEDs readily available in our workplaces and communities.

You never know when you may be called upon to save a life. It could be a coworker, a friend, a family member, or even a complete stranger.

Knowing CPR and how to use an AED can truly mean the difference between life and death.

To those who stepped up, thank you for being willing to act when it mattered most.

We extend our thoughts and prayers to everyone affected by the emergency.

Learn CPR. Know where your AED is located. Be prepared to save a life.

10/22/2026

***Social Media Trend Poses Fire Risk***
A series of "fire challenges" are emerging on social media platforms that involve spreading flammable liquids on surfaces or even on one's clothes and then igniting the liquids. The participants must then extinguish the fire before it harms them or spreads.

This is obviously extremely dangerous due to the unpredictable nature of flammable liquids that tend to vaporize rapidly. There are multiple cases of individuals attempting the challenge in Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, and Louisiana that have left participants with serious burns and needing to be placed on ventilators.

It's important parents and caregivers be aware of these trends and discuss the financial, physical, and psychological toll serious burns can cause with those in their care. This trend also places those in the household and even neighbors at risk should this behavior cause a fire inside the home.

10/20/2026

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10/19/2026

As part of the Essentials Program, CCPSTC will be hosting a Hazardous materials Awareness class in November. Scan the QR Code and sign up today!

10/19/2026

Box 519 Ferguson Twp.
156 Cow View Ln.
Dwelling Fire 21:04
Pan on the stove on fire believed to be out with a heavy smoke condition

10/17/2026

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