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Sat. Feb 4th 2012
TRAINING OPPORTUNITY - Truck Operations

Ligonier Borough Volunteer Hose Co. No. 1 is making another opportunity for members of the fire service to gain valuable know...

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Sun. Jan 1st 2012
Installation of New Officers

Ligonier Volunteer Hose Co. No. 1 welcomes 3 new officers to the front line in 2012. 
2nd Lieutenant - Pete Pacienza...

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Tue. Dec 27th 2011
Make the New Year a Safety Information Year! Stay Informed - Stay Safe

Consider making a Safety Folder at home this year.  In the same way that you may clip coupons, cut out news stories to s...

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Ligonier Vol. Hose Co. #1
PO Box 573
Ligonier, PA  15658

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724 238-2016

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Rescue 43


2008 Sutphen/Precision Custom

Rescue 43 has a 6 man cab, Hale 1500 rear mount pump, 400 gallon water, 40 gallon class A foam system. Its rescue components include four 100-foot pre-connected hydraulic reels -- two for cutters, one for spreaders and one for the rams. It has two electric reels, an air reel and a foam booster reel. It also has a set of Rescue 42 struts. sixty 4"x4'x 18" cribbing blocks, four step chocks and an assortment of wedges; 210 ton pound high pressure air bag system, three Milwaukee battery powered sawzalls, one electric sawzall, a tool box with various hand tools and six Drager SCBA's with 6 spare bottles; MSA thermal imaging camera, a plasma cutter, 150 pounds of oil dry in a drop hopper, and a crash kit. The truck includes a Command Light tower and the entire system is served by a 25k generator.

 
 
Service 43


2008 Ford F-450

Service 43 stands ready for a variety of calls -- flooding, trees down, traffic control and hauling extra equipment and manpower when needed at an incident scene. Its high towing capacity comes into play to haul Ligonier's antique 1927 fire truck, "Cosmo," to parades and various events.

 
 
Tower 43


2002 Sutphen 70+ Tower

Tower 43 is the first unit out on all structure alarms. It has a 6 man cab, Hale 2000 gpm pump and 500 gallon water tank. It carries various hand tools, two T-N-T tools, a Clements hook, a rubbish hook, various pike poles, cutter edge saw, regular chain saw and a cut-off saw. It carries seven different ground ladders from 10-foot folding to 35-foot extension, a positive pressure fan, various ropes and riggings, a Bullard thermal camera and a mult-gas meter, six Dragers with extra bottles, and a highrise pack (hose extension kit). Hose on board includes two 150-foot and one 300-foot inch and three-quarter attack lines; one 150- foot two and a half inch attack line, one 300-foot three inch and one 1000-foot five inch supply line. The unit also includes a 7kw generator

 
 
Engine 43


2000 Sutphen

Engine 43 is second unit out for most calls (first on brush fires and stand-bys). It has a 2250 gpm Hale pump with a 500-gallon tank. It has an 8-man cab and carries various hand tools, eight Dragers with extra bottles, a 750 gpm portable pump, 300 feet of one-inch forestry hose, 1500 feet of 5" supply hose, 300 feet of 3" supply, four 150-foot 1 3/4" attack lines, one 300-foot 1 3/4" attack line, two 150-foot 2 1/2" attack lines,(one with an Elkhart blitz gun); carbon monoxide meters, gas meters, positive pressure fan, a Genesis hydraulic combination tool, a TFT foam pack with class B foam, and cribbing. It also has a 15 kw generator with a Wilbert 6000 light tower.

 
 
"Cosmo" (Cosmopolitan)


1927 American LaFrance

The beloved "Cosmo" was the first motorized pumper purchased by Ligonier. It was eventually sold but was bought back as part of the company's celebration of Ligonier's Bicentennial in 1959. It was subsequently restored and has been a popular feature at parades and civic gatherings ever since. This piece took first place in the State Fire Convention in 1994, 1995, 1996!

 
 



Recent Calls

Thu. Jan 5th 2012
House Fire - Donegal, Jones Mill Road

Please go to the WTAE website link for the story.
http://www.wta e.com/westmoreland/301397 27/detail.html
43 provided...

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Sun. Jan 1st 2012
MVA Route 30 East Laurel Mountain Area

Dispatch Time: 09:33
Dispatch Assignment: Station 44 (Waterford), Rescue 43 (Ligonier)
Location: 573 Route 30 East (1...

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Sat. Dec 10th 2011
Brush Fire Derry Township - Aerial Assist

Dispatch Time: 13:11
Dispatch Assignment: Station 71 (Bradenville), Station 42 (Darlington), Station 43 (Ligonier)
Lo...

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Upcoming Events

Tue. Feb 7th 2012 6:30pm
Regular Meeting/ Ligonier Valley Library


Every 12th of the month 7:00pm
Strip Ticket goes off


Every 2nd Mon. 6:45pm
Rescue Training


Every 3rd Mon. 6:30pm
Tower Training


Every 1st Mon. 6:30pm
Maintenance of equipment


Every 4th Mon. 6:30pm
Drill Night


Every 1st Tue. 7:30pm
LVHC#1 Regular Meeting

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Birthdays for February

3rd Christopher Tantlinger
12th Nathan Cahill
16th Paul Church
24th Robert Barron
25th Terri Alexander


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