Earlier this evening, Company 20 assisted Saint Mary’s Catholic Church with the lighting of their Christmas tree. With the help of Tower 204, Boy Scout Troop 44, and Saint Mary’s church members, the tree was lit just in time for the upcoming Christmas season. Thank you to Saint Mary’s for asking us to assist – we are always happy to serve our community!
General
October Run Stats
Stats are in for the month of October!!
Company 20 responded to 75 calls for service. Included in those numbers were 2 working structure fires, 2 working vehicle fires, 8 vehicle accidents with injury (2 with entrapment) and 4 vehicle accidents without injury.
Top responders for the month of October were:
Firefighter Jacob Peretin – 39 calls
Firefighter Chris Eisenhut – 26 calls
Duty Officer Justin Knotts – 25 calls
Duty Officer Adam Thompson & Firefighter Jared Lamb – 22 calls
Lieutenant Sam Hannah – 21 calls
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Star City Story Time Visits
Star City Story Time visited the fire department on Tuesday, October 13th. The kids read a book and made crafts relating to firefighting and fire safety. They also got to meet Pierce, our fire house dog, learn about equipment we use, and see the inside of a fire truck.
WVU Homecoming Parade
10/9/2015: Today Company 20 personnel participated in WVU’s annual homecoming parade in downtown Morgantown. Engine 201 and Squad 203 attended with full crews and were available on scene and during parade to respond to any incidents. Company 20 crews as well as all spectators enjoyed the sights, sounds and events surrounding homecoming as many people return to Morgantown to celebrate. LET’S GO MOUNTAINEERS!!!
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Remembering September 11, 2001
Today September 11, 2015 the members of Star City Fire and EMS pause, reflect, remember and honor those individuals from Police, EMS and Fire that made the ultimate sacrifice on September 11, 2001. Daily these and countless other bold and fearless public servants suit up, head out and face the challenges of the day knowing full well that when they leave their friends and loved ones at home that they may never come home again. Today we do not mourn the deaths of those who have gone on before us, but rather choose to celebrate their lives and honor the selfless sacrifices made on that fateful day. Rest well our brothers and sisters. Listed below are all the confirmed line of duty deaths on September 11, 2001:
FDNY Chief | Peter J. Ganci, Jr., 54 |
FDNY Commissioner | William M. Feehan, 72 |
FDNY Marshal | Ronald Paul Bucca, 47 |
FDNY Chaplain | Mychal Judge, 68 |
Battalion 1 |
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Battalion 2 |
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Battalion 4 | Lt. Thomas O’Hagan, 43 |
Battalion 6 | Chief John P. Williamson, 46 |
Battalion 7 |
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Battalion 8 |
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Battalion 9 |
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Battalion 11 | Chief John M. Paolillo, 51 |
Battalion 12 | Chief Frederick Claude Scheffold, Jr., 57 |
Battalion 22 | Lt. Charles Joseph Margiotta, 44 |
Battalion 43 | Lt. Geoffrey E. Guja, 49 |
Battalion 47 | Lt. Anthony Jovic, 39 |
Battalion 48 |
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Battalion 49 |
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Battalion 50 | Chief Lawrence T. Stack, 58 |
Battalion 57 |
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Division 1 |
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Division 11 | Capt. Timothy M. Stackpole, 42 |
Division 15 |
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Engine 1 |
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Engine 4 |
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Engine 5 | Manuel Del Valle, Jr, 32 |
Engine 6 |
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Engine 8 | Robert Parro, 35 |
Engine 10 |
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Engine 21 | Capt. William Francis Burke, Jr., 46 |
Engine 22 |
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Engine 23 |
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Engine 26 |
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Engine 29 | Michael Ragusa, 29 |
Engine 33 |
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Engine 37 | John Giordano, 47 |
Engine 40 |
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Engine 50 | Robert W. Spear, Jr., 30 |
Engine 54 |
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Engine 55 |
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Engine 58 | Lt. Robert B. Nagel, 55 |
Engine 74 | Ruben D. Correa, 44 |
Engine 201 |
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Engine 205 | Lt. Robert Francis Wallace, 43 |
Engine 207 |
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Engine 214 |
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Engine 216 | Daniel Suhr, 37 |
Engine 217 |
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Engine 219 | John Chipura, 39 |
Engine 226 |
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Engine 230 |
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Engine 235 |
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Engine 238 | Lt. Glenn E. Wilkinson, 46 |
Engine 279 |
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Engine 285 | Raymond R. York, 45 |
Engine 320 | Capt. James J. Corrigan, 60 |
Haz-Mat 1 |
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Ladder 2 |
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Ladder 3 |
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Ladder 4 |
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Ladder 5 |
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Ladder 7 |
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Ladder 8 | Lt. Vincent Gerard Halloran, 43 |
Ladder 9 |
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Ladder 10 | Sean Patrick Tallon, 26 |
Ladder 11 |
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Ladder 12 |
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Ladder 13 |
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Ladder 15 |
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Ladder 16 |
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Ladder 20 |
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Ladder 21 |
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Ladder 24 |
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Ladder 25 |
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Ladder 27 | John Marshall, 35 |
Ladder 35 |
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Ladder 38 | Joseph Spor, Jr., 35 |
Ladder 42 | Peter Alexander Bielfeld, 44 |
Ladder 101 |
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Ladder 105 |
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Ladder 111 | Lt. Christopher P. Sullivan, 39 |
Ladder 118 |
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Ladder 131 | Christian Michael Otto Regenhard, 28 |
Ladder 132 |
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Ladder 136 | Michael Joseph Cawley, 32 |
Ladder 166 | William X. Wren, 61 |
Rescue 1 |
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Rescue 2 |
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Rescue 3 |
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Rescue 4 |
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Rescue 5 |
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Special Operations |
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Squad 1 |
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Squad 18 |
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Squad 41 |
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Squad 252 |
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Squad 288 |
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EMS Battalion 49 |
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EMS Battalion 57 |
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Port Authority Police Department
- Supt. Ferdinand V. Morrone, 63
- Chief James A. Romito, 51
- Lt. Robert D. Cirri
- Insp. Anthony P. Infante, Jr., 47
- Capt. Kathy Nancy Mazza, 46
- Sgt. Robert M. Kaulfers, 49
- Donald James McIntyre, 38
- Walter Arthur McNeil, 53
- Joseph Michael Navas, 44
- James Nelson, 40
- Alfonse J. Niedermeyer, 40
- James Wendell Parham, 32
- Dominick A. Pezzulo, 36
- Antonio J. Rodrigues, 35
- Richard Rodriguez, 31
- Bruce Albert Reynolds, 41
- Christopher C. Amoroso, 29
- Maurice V. Barry, 48
- Clinton Davis, Sr., 38
- Donald A. Foreman, 53
- Gregg J. Froehner, 46
- Uhuru Gonga Houston, 32
- George G. Howard, 44
- Thomas E. Gorman
- Stephen Huczko, Jr., 44
- Paul William Jurgens, 47
- Liam Callahan, 44
- Paul Laszczynski, 49
- David Prudencio Lemagne, 27
- John Joseph Lennon, Jr., 44
- John Dennis Levi, 50
- James Francis Lynch, 47
- John P. Skala, 31
- Walwyn W. Stuart, Jr., 28
- Kenneth F. Tietjen, 31
- Nathaniel Webb
- Michael T. Wholey
- Sirius, K-9
New York City Police Department
- Sgt. Timothy A. Roy, Sr., 36
- Sgt. John Gerard Coughlin, 43
- Sgt. Rodney C. Gillis, 33
- Sgt. Michael S. Curtin, 45
- Det. Joseph V. Vigiano, 34
- Det. Claude Daniel Richards, 46
- Moira Ann Smith, 38
- Ramon Suarez, 45
- Paul Talty, 40
- Santos Valentin, Jr., 39
- Walter E. Weaver, 30
- Ronald Philip Kloepfer, 39
- Thomas M. Langone, 39
- James Patrick Leahy, 38
- Brian Grady McDonnell, 38
- John William Perry, 38
- Glen Kerrin Pettit, 30
- John D’Allara, 47
- Vincent Danz, 38
- Jerome M. P. Dominguez, 37
- Stephen P. Driscoll, 38
- Mark Joseph Ellis, 26
- Robert Fazio, Jr., 41
Private emergency medical services
- Keith Fairben, 24, – Paramedic
- Richard Pearlman, 18, – EMT
- Mario Santoro, 28 – Paramedic
- Yamel Merino, 24 – EMT
- Mohammad Salman Hamdani, 23 – EMT and also a member of the New York City Police Department Cadet Corps
- Marc Sullins, 30 – EMT
- Mark Schwartz, 50 – EMT
- Jeff Simpson, 38 – EMT
Community Day
Today, Engine 201, Squad 203, Medic 21, and Pierce, the station dog met with local children and their families for Star City’s Community Day. Those attending were able to see our equipment first hand, ask questions about our operations and equipment, sit inside the apparatus, and even meet Pierce, our dalmatian.
Company 20 Graduates
Congratulations to the Company 20 members who graduated from West Virginia University today.
Joe Klass – M.S., Public Health
Karis Kline – M.S., Safety Management
Courtney Wyatt – B.S., Nursing
Five Guys Fundraiser
A fundraiser will be held at the Five Guys in Suncrest Town Center on Tuesday, May 5th and Wednesday, May 6th from 5pm-8pm. Please spread the word and make sure to tell them you’re there to support the Star City VFD when you order!