ATR

York County Advanced Technical Rescue

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ATR Incident Log

The Shrewsbury Volunteer Fire Company is proud to be a member of the York County Advanced Technical Rescue Team. We are one of four departments that comprise the entire team. The other member departments are the Dover Township Fire Company,Yoe Fire Company and the Hanover Fire Department.

The York Co. ATR Team formed in the mid 1990's to begin a structured approach to technical rescues in York County. Our department joined the team in 2001. We have remained active and provide equipment and trained personnel for the team. Many of our station ATR members are certified to NFPA 1006 Pro Board Qualifications for Rescue Technicians in several rescue disciplines.

The York Co. ATR Team trains yearly and responds to rescues in the following disciplines:

Building Collapse Rescue
Confined Space Rescue
Trench Rescue
Rope and High Angle Rescue
Water Rescue (Swift and Flood)
Surface Ice Rescue (Single and Multiple Patient)

When the York County ATR Team is dispatched our department responds with Heavy Rescue 61 and Utility 61. Certified personnel are first priority for manning the equipment. Once that is done non-certified personnel can accompany the apparatus and provide "grunt" work at the scene. We are proud of our participation on the York County Advanced Technical Rescue Team and hope to continue with this for many years to come.

Any questions about our participation on the team or the team in general can be directed to Assistant Chief Paul W. Anthony (Chief 92-4) panthony@shrewsburyfire.com

Shrewsbury Volunteer Fire Company

19 hours ago

TRAVEL ADVISORY UPDATE FOR WORK ON MARCH 16-17

March 2, 2021

Beam Setting Planned on I-83 Bridge Over Route 851 at Exit 4 in Southern York County

Delays expected on Route 851

Harrisburg, PA – Motorists in southern York County are advised a PennDOT contractor is scheduled to set beams on the Interstate 83 bridge spanning Route 851 at Exit 4 in Shrewsbury Township.

On Tuesday March 16, and Wednesday, March 17, conditions permitting, the contractor will set beams for the I-83 bridge over Route 851. There will be intermittent traffic stoppages of up to 15 minutes on Route 851 from 9 AM to 2 PM so beams can be set. Motorists should expect delays.

Beams also will be set on a second span that is not over live traffic, so there will be no traffic restrictions.

These beams are for the final stage of the bridge work. While there will be no traffic restrictions on I-83 during these operations, motorists should be alert for construction vehicles entering and exiting the work zone on I-83.

This work is part of a $29.9 million Diverging Diamond Interchange (DDI) construction contract awarded to Kinsley Construction, Inc. of the City of York, York County. The project includes replacement of the northbound and southbound bridges that carry I-83 over Route 851 with two-span structures that will allow enough clearance for Route 851 to be widened to four lanes and realigned into the DDI configuration. Work under this contract will also lengthen and reconstruct the on and off ramps within the interchange and replace the culvert that carries Deer Creek beneath the interchange.

Travelers are reminded to be alert for these operations, to obey work zone signs, and to use caution when driving through work zones for their safety, as well as for the safety of the road crews.

For more information on projects occurring or being bid this year, those made possible by or accelerated by the state transportation funding plan (Act 89), or those on the department’s Four and Twelve Year Plans, visit www.projects.penndot.gov.

Subscribe to PennDOT news in Adams, Cumberland, Dauphin, Franklin, Lancaster, Lebanon, Perry, and York counties at www.penndot.gov/District8.

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Shrewsbury Volunteer Fire Company

2 days ago

The area is under a high wind advisory until tomorrow morning. Winds are expected to be sustained around 20 mph with gusts up to 50 mph. The highest gusts are expected to occur today from 4pm to midnight.

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The area is under a high wind advisory until tomorrow morning. Winds are expected to be sustained around 20 mph with gusts up to 50 mph. The highest gusts are expected to occur today from 4pm to midnight. Consider putting trash cans out Tuesday morning instead of Monday night and secure any loose items outside.

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Shrewsbury Volunteer Fire Company

4 days ago

Training continues at Shrewsbury Volunteers. 30 members taking Haz Mat Operations refresher for the next 6 hours. ... See MoreSee Less

Training continues at Shrewsbury Volunteers. 30 members taking Haz Mat Operations refresher for the next 6 hours.

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Use to do all that all over the country. Military bases are the worse. Except for abondend missle silos.