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DSCF0244Lake Meade FD helps a fellow FD with a generous donation
On July 3, 2010, Our company donated our old Tanker to Lake Silkworth Fire Co. from the Wilkes-barre area. They will be using it to replace an old milk truck that had no pump on it. The Wilkes-barre crew drove 3 hours to get here arrived around 9am Saturday and left with it at about 11:30. When they first saw it they said it was 1000 times better than what they have and were ready to take it without even driving it!
The crew was very appreciative. They helped for a few hours with our chicken BBQ.  They plan to keep in touch with our company and send us pictures of the former Tanker 26 being put to work!



George, Brian and Tom stand in front of the former tanker with the Lake Silkworth
Fire Company.




The new tanker has arrived!!  Check out the tab "NEW Tanker"
for info and pictures!

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100_9935On May 2, 2010 Dean Shank and Jordan Cantele took the opportunity to participate in the Make * A * Wish foundation convoy this year.  Held at the Battlefield Harley Davidson, Engine-26 had the pleasure of escorting a 5 year old girl who has been free of brain cancer treatment for 3 years.  Miss. Stall had a wonderful time playing with the siren and waving to the crowd.
The day was well spent with tons to do at the battlefield Harley Davidson.  Country signer Kevin Sharp took the stage with "Gettysburg Idol" taking three contestant and performing a duo to his record hit "Nobody Knows It But Me".  There was plenty of ways the foundation raised money that day. From over 50 vendors and 200 raffle prizes, there was a ton of money donated that day!
The weather held up for this event and was a huge success! It is highly recommend that you attend this wonderful event and help to make a difference in a child's life!

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Fire House Lake Meade Fire And Rescue is an all volunteer fire company located in the community of Lake Meade outside the town of East Berlin.  Lake Meade Fire and Rescue was established in 1975.  For more than 30 years we have been providing protection to the many residents of Lake Meade, Reading and Latimore Townships in Adams County, and Mutual aid to neighboring townships of York County.  L.M.F.&R. started out with a 1,600 SQ. FT. brick and concrete building consisting of 4 bays and an office.  This building housed a 1949 Ford Tanker, a 1954 Dodge Pumper, a 1968 Chevrolet Utility truck, and a 1969 Cadillac Ambulance.  

Company 26 is now 4,000 SQ. FT. complete with an office, meeting and training room, lounge, serving area, and 4 bays. At the end of 2008 a two bay 30 x 50 garage was built to house the brush truck, boat and trailer. The station now houses a 1986 International Tanker, a 2001 E-One Engine, a 2002 Braun Ford F-450 Ambulance, a 2007 KME Rescue, a Ford Brush Truck and an Achilles SG 140 inflatable boat. A new Tanker is expected to arrive within a month or so.



Lake Meade Fire & Rescue would like to share their address sign program with you.  For the nominal fee of $10.00, you can order a reflective address sign for 911_address_markersyour home.

Why do I need one??

These signs can help us to find you in an emergency.   They can save valuable minutes when emergency personnel are responding.  They are available in both horizontal and vertical orientations and are numbered and lettered on both sides. 





RESERVE YOUR SPOT FOR THE SPRING ANNUAL YARD SALE NOW!!


"Another man's junk is another person's treasure".


When?        September 18, 2010; 8am-2pm


Where?       Lake Meade Entrance


Contact Rodger Laforce to reserve your spot!  Space is limited and is filling fast!!


 

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Flashing_Lights_Police  Lake Meade Fire and Rescue

  492 Lake Meade Drive
  East Berlin, PA 17316
 (717)-259-8338


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