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Traffic Crash in Massanutten MAY 13 - Company 80 and Rescue 35 were dispatched for a traffic crash on Resort Dr. with no injuries. Upon arrival on Eng. 801 crews found a single vehicle approx. 25 feet over an embankment on its top. Crews checked the vehicle for fire hazards while Medic 352 obtained a patient refusal. Crews remained on scene until the arrival of State Police.... (Full Story & Photos)

Capt. Trimble, Capt. Monger, FF Lough, and Lt. Stroop complete the task of clearing the door.

Traffic Crash in Penn Laird APRIL 25 - Company 80 and Rescue 40 were dispatched for a traffic crash on Spotswood Trail in the area of the Penn Laird Post Office. Lt. Steve Powell (RCFR) was first to arrive and found a two vehicle traffic crash with one patient still in the car. Capt. P. Trimble (RCFR) assumed command upon arrival on E801. E801 and V806 crews along with help from M351 popped the door on one of the vehicles so the driver ... (Full Story & Photos)

Shed Fire on McGaheysville Road APRIL 14 - Company 80, Company 30 and Rescue 35 were dispatched for a structure fire involving a shed with fire and smoke showing. Engine 801 was already out of the house on another call in the area and was on the scene in 3 minutes. Light smoke was showing upon Lt.81 arrival. Attack lines were pulled, ventilation was performed and the fire was quickly extinguished. ... (Full Story & Photos)

Crews enter the shed

The engine compartment of this Ford F-150 was well involved upon E801's arrival.

Vehicle Fire on Bethel Ln. in Massanutten APRIL 11 - C80,C30, R35 were dispatched for a vehicle fire threatning a structure on Bethel Ln. in Massanutten. Upon arrival, E801 found a pickup truck with the engine compartment well involved. The fire was quickly knocked down before it could spread into the adjoining woods.... (Full Story & Photos)

Three Alarm Fire at Dave's Recycling in Harrisonburg APRIL 09 - Truck 80 was called to assist the HFD with a 3-alarm fire that started a little after 5pm at a Harrisonburg recycling center. The fire spread quickly through the complex due to the heavy fuel load of recycleables stored in the buildings. First units arriving on location reported heavy fire conditions with exposures and a second alarm was immediately called for. This was followed shortly by a third ... (Full Story & Photos)

Truck 80 prepares to attack the fire with an elevated master stream. HFD Tower 2 is in the background.

F.F. Jay Dearing evaluates vehicle for possible hazzards.

Traffic Crash on Spotswood Trail APRIL 05 - Company 80 and Rescue 40 were dispatched for a single vehicle traffic crash with possible injuries. Once on the scene SERV980 evaluated occupants of the vehicle and two people were transported to RMH with minor injuries. ... (Full Story & Photos)

Truck 80 participates in funeral detail MARCH 25 - Truck 80 took part in paying the last respects to a fellow firefighter who had dedicated over 50 years of service to the Shenandoah Vol. Fire Co. (C70). James A. Miller 66 of Shenandoah was laid to rest today after passing away at his home on Friday. Mr. Miller was the father of Capt. Arthur Miller (FM50) of the Harrisonburg Fire Dept. Truck 80 and HFD Truck 21 formed the traditional aerial ... (Full Story & Photos)

View from top of the lane where water supply was established.

Structure Fire South Montevideo Cr. MARCH 13 - A structure fire on S. Montevideo Cr. completely destroyed a single story dwelling Thursday morning. No one was home when the fire broke out, it was reported by a neighbor down the road at 10:45. A heavy column of black smoke was visible when E802 left the station. Lt. Mark Carter arrived on scene at 10:49 and marked off with heavy fire conditions. The blaze quickly spread throughout the house ... (Full Story & Photos)

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