Sarver Volunteer Fire Company
Sunday, October 20th, 2019
Station 36 was dispatched around 20:50 for a MVA with fire at the Route 28 South bound off ramp following a Police Pursuit on 28SB. E36 went enroute within a few minutes of dispatch followed by R36 ab...
Monday, February 4th, 2019
02/04/2019
Station 36 dispatched to an MVA in the area of Cole and Fleming Rd
2 vehicles
Command Chief 36
units on scene E36, B36, S36 E27, and S27
Friday, February 1st, 2019
02/01/19
Stations 36 was alerted at 15:35 for a structure fire at 609 Parker Rd
additional units on scene
station 27, station 169, and station 70command Chief 36
Wednesday, July 22nd, 2020
We at the Sarver Fire Dept would like to congratulate Chief Mike George on his achievement of life membership. This is earned by service of 20+ years to the department. Mike not only put in 20 years, ...
Friday, June 21st, 2019
Over the last couple nights members from multiple depts participated in a structure burn class and today was finally burn day for the students. We want to thank Bill George and Mike George for teachin...
Saturday, June 1st, 2019
Station 36 would like to congratulate member and 1st Lieutenant Randy Richter on completing the NFPA 1001 Firefighter 2 pro bard test.Also Member Zack Hartman on completing his NFPA 1001 Firefighter 1...
Wednesday, February 6th, 2019
Station 36 was alerted for 647 calls in 2018. Up 63 calls from 2017. We had 100 total in house training hours and 177 of state certified training hours. Total personnel standby/on call times at statio...
Call history
MVA Route 28S Ramp
Sunday, October 20th, 2019
Station 36 was dispatched around 20:50 for a MVA with fire at the Route 28 South bound off ramp following a Police Pursuit on 28SB. E36 went enroute within a few minutes of dispatch followed by R36 about a minute later. Before arriving on scene dispatch updated incoming Fire/Ems units that there were three patients with serious injures. Fire/Ems units started patient care and and shut down all southbound lanes of the interchange. Units from Freeport, Saxonburg, Citizens, Eureka and AK Pulser we on scene. They transported all patients to PGH hospitals. The southbound Exit ramp was closed for approximately 4 hours for PSP investigation. The SB entrance ramp was opened after about an hour and a half after dispatch. units cleared at about 1:10. Units on scene were E-36, R-36, B-36, E-27, TKR-27, B-27, FP-27, EMS 70, 45, 110, 281, Pulser, Multiple PSP units from Kittaning and Butler, Buffalo Twp PD.
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Sunday, October 20th, 2019
Station 36 was dispatched around 20:50 for a MVA with fire at the Route 28 South bound off ramp following a Police Pursuit on 28SB. E36 went enroute within a few minutes of dispatch followed by R36 about a minute later.
Wednesday, March 13th, 2019
03/13/2019Brush Fire Howes run rd
Monday, February 4th, 2019
02/04/2019Station 36 dispatched to an MVA in the area of Cole and Fleming Rd 2 vehicles Command Chief 36 units on scene E36, B36, S36 E27, and S27
Friday, February 1st, 2019
02/01/19Stations 36 was alerted at 15:35 for a structure fire at 609 Parker Rd additional units on scene station 27, station 169, and station 70command Chief 36
Saturday, June 2nd, 2018
Station 36 was alerted for a vehicle fire on Obringer lane. E36 responded and found a vehicle fully involved.Chief 36-2 took command the crew from E36 extinguished the fire.Station 27 was also alerted to the incident command had E27 stage at the beginning of the lane to support E36
Tuesday, March 27th, 2018
Station 36 was alerted for a vehicle accident in the area of flows gym on Rt228 R36 went en route within minutes with a full crew upon arrival 2 vehicle's were found no entrapment units assisted with patent care and traffic controlUnits on location R36, E36, E27, S27Command Chief 36-2
Monday, December 25th, 2017
Station 36 was alerted to assist with a structure fire in Winfield Twp.Station 36 responded with both ladder trucks and assisted with fire attack, checked for extension into the second story and over haul.
Friday, October 27th, 2017
Station 36 was alerted to an MVC on Butler rd near the Freeport bridgeUpon arrival 1 vehicle was found crashed into a traffic light pole no entrapment.
Wednesday, October 25th, 2017
Station 27,36,15,46 were alerted to Freeport High School.for an Automatic Fire Alarm. T-36 went enroute very shortly after dispatch. T-36 was first to arrive on scene and establish command. 36 Crew was met at the front door by the evening Maintenance dept.
Tuesday, October 24th, 2017
Station 36 was alerted for an MVC in the area of 646 Ekastown RdRescue 36 was first on scene chief 36-2 established command and reported 1 vehicle on its roof with no entrapment 1 patent with minor injuries.
Thursday, October 19th, 2017
Station 280 in Allegheny County requested T-36 to standby for Tarentum borough while they operated at the scene of a fire in the city of New Kensington. Immediately after being released from 280, 36 was dispatched for an automatic alarm in Buffalo Township.
Friday, June 2nd, 2017
Station 36 was alerted for an MVC in our 1st due area.Rescue 36 responded once on scene 2 vehicles were involved with no entrapment.36 ensured both vehicles were safe and worked to clear the roadway of derbies.Other units on scene station 27 and Freeport Ems
Thursday, May 11th, 2017
Yesterday afternoon station 36 was alerted for a structure fire in FreeportTruck 36-2 responded and assisted with fire attack and overhaul, as well as laddering the building.Other units on location include Freeport 70, Harrison Hills 169, South Buffalo 220, Allegheny Township 99, Buffalo 27, Eureka ...
Monday, April 10th, 2017
Station 36 along with many other surrounding companies were alerted for a structure fire in the boro of Freeport. T36-2 went enroute with a full crew. When they arrived they were given orders to send their manpower to command and assist with operations.
Friday, April 7th, 2017
Stations 36,27, and 45 were alerted for a vehicle accident in the area of 730 Ekastwon rd The driver was out of the vehicle upon arrival and command placed 27 back in service 36 stayed on scene to ensure safety for all until power lines and the vehicle was removed OIC CHIEF 36-2units respondingRescu...
Tuesday, December 1st, 2015
At approximately 20:23 stations 27, 36, and 15 were alerted for a automatic fire alarm at the old "Big Louie's Restaurant" at 110 South Pike Rd. Brush 36 was enroute to a Medical with a full crew when dispatched and diverted to the AFA.
Friday, September 11th, 2015
At approximately 18:25 hours Stations 36, 27, and 15 were dispatched for a structure fire at 198 Hepler Rd in 36 first due. 36 & 27 went en route within minutes of dispatch and was on scene quickly.
Tuesday, April 21st, 2015
Early in the morning of April 21st around 0240 hours, Sarver Station 36, Buffalo Township Station 27, Saxonburg Station 15, and Freeport EMS Station 70 (Armstrong County) were dispatched for a reported structure fire in 36's first due.
Sunday, March 1st, 2015
Around 0030 hours on March, 1st, Sarver Station 36, Buffalo Township Station 27, and Freeport EMS Station 70 were alerted for a vehicle accident with injuries at Butler Road near the Allegheny County line.
Thursday, January 8th, 2015
At 19:47 stations 27,36,15, & 46 were alerted for a structure fire at 104 N Pike Rd in buffalo township. On the way to the station C36-2 gave an update to Butler Control confirming it was a working structure fire and the fire was through the roof.
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