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2 days ago

Thank you goes out to one of our longtime customers. Congratulations to Middletown Fire Company on their new F350 pickup designated at Utility 50. Equipped with a Federal Signal Alliegant dual color lightbar, Pathfinder siren/light controller, led grill and rear lights, as well as a headlight flasher and tail light flasher. We also installed a new Kussmaul battery charger with Auto eject, fire department supplied radio, flashlight, and portable radio charger. Vehicle is also equipped with auxiliary rear scene lighting. This vehicle replaced their 20-year-old utility vehicle. Good luck on your new vehicle and thank you once again for your continued trust in our company. ... See MoreSee Less

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Middletown Fire Company No. 1

3 days ago

This week the members placed our new 2019 Ford F-350 in service as Utility 50. This vehicle will be used to transport personnel to and from emergency scenes, training, and other administrative functions. The truck is equipped with a snow plow, and is rated to tow both the Spill Unit and ATV trailers. The new utility replaced our 1999 Ford that served in a similar capacity. Thank you to the members of the truck committee who saw this project through to its completion! ... See MoreSee Less

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Nice looking vehicle

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Middletown Fire Company No. 1 shared a post.

6 days ago

Today we remember Firefighter's Marion Baker and Morgan Wood, both of the Media Fire Company.

On August 19th 1929, Firefighter's Baker and Wood were riding a 1926 Seagrave Engine that crashed on 352 at the Rail Road Bridge, while enroute to a Building Fire in Middletown. Firefighter's Baker and Wood both died as of result of injuries from the crash.

Please keep the Members of the Media Fire Company as well as the Families and Friends of Firefighter Baker and Firefighter Wood in your thoughts today. ... See MoreSee Less

Month	Fire Calls
2018 Total	145
January	50
February	50
March	45
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