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Recent Calls & Events

Recent Calls for 2026

January 2026

January 2nd
Company was dispatched for a suicide attempt in the borough. Crew responded with Tac 45 and assisted EMS with patient care.
January 3rd
Company was dispatched to 2 calls today. The first call in the early afternoon crews from Upland Fire Company (57), Parkside Fire Company (45), and Brookhaven Fire Company (52) were dispatched and responded to a commercial business in Upland Borough for a fire alarm. Upon arrival Tac 45 stood by the hydrant and crew reported to the front of the building and assisted with the investigation. Crews were on scene for less then an hour.

The second call later in the evening the company was dispatched to assist Upland Fire Company (57) for an investigation along the creek bank. Crew responded with Tac 45 and was recalled upon arrival. Fire was determined to be a fire pit.
January 5th
Crews from Upland Fire Company (57) and Parkside Fire Company (45) were dispatched to assist EMS with forced entry in Upland Borough.
January 6th
Crews responded to 3 calls today. The first call crews were called to assist Aston Township Fire Company (17) with a building fire at Sun Valley High School. Crew responded with Tac 45 and assisted with the investigation. Crews were on scene just over an hour.

The second call came in early afternoon for a residential fire alarm in the borough. Tac 45 responded with a crew of 5. Upon arrival crew investigated and found a the cause to be a bad detector. Upland Fire Company (57) responded and was recalled upon arrival.

The third call in the early evening was to assist EMS with a respiratory difficulty. Crew responded with Tac 45 and assisted EMS with patient care. Crew was on scene for about 30 minutes.
January 8th
Company was dispatched for 2 calls today. The first call was in the early morning for a residential Carbon Monoxide alarm in the borough. Crews from Parkside Fire Company (45) and Upland Fire Company (57) responded. Upon arrival crews checked the home with meters on all floors w/o readings. Upon investigating it was found to be 2 bad CO detectors in the home that were going off. Resident was advised to replace them and the companies were made available.

The second call dispatched in the early evening was to assist Brookhaven Fire Company (52) on a working building fire. Crews responded and assisted at scene for just over 3 hours before the fire was placed under control and the company was made available. Fire police were on scene for just over 5 hours until the remaining crews cleared the scene.

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