Please go to the DOWNLOAD section on our page which you will find at the top of the page. Click on it and look for Information #1. We will continue this as we get updated information. … [Read more...]
On Monday the 16th, we responded to Laureldale Boro for a structure fire. Captain 66 arrived confirming a working fire. Asst 13 quickly transmitted a 2nd alarm. Crews worked to control the fire. It turned out to be the home of one of our members mother. The home sustained a … [Read more...]
On the Morning of 8/4/2021, the MTFR and Muhl EMS & Police were dispatched to Rt 12 WB for an overturned truck. Crews arrived to find a single axle box truck over turned on Spring Valley Road. Luckily the driver was uninjured. There were no fluids spilled and no need for any fire … [Read more...]
On Tuesday Night August 3rd, the MTFR was represented at the Jim Dietrich Park for the annual National Night Out. As COVID suspended last years event, we were very eager to get out and meet some of the public and of course spread some public safety knowledge not only to the … [Read more...]
In the morning of Tuesday August 3rd, the MTFR (Reascue 66) was dispatched along with stations 30 & 29 to assist Station 55 (Greenfields) with an auto accident with multiple trapped and injured on Rt 183 in Bern Twp. EMS units from 670 & 650 also responded. We arrived with all … [Read more...]
The MTFR wants to wish the best to Ryan Miller and his wife Margaret as they moved to Jacksonville North Carolina as Margaret is a deployed Marine and they will get to spend more time together. You both have been a major part of not only the Goodwill Fire Company but as well as … [Read more...]
On July 8th, the MTFR was alerted for a 2nd alarm fire in Spring Twp. in an office building on Windmill Rd. We responded with U66 for RIT and Ladder 66 for suppression / manpower. On the 3rd alarm, E66 responded for additional manpower. On arrival, RIT staged on Side A and … [Read more...]
In the early hours of 6/17/2021, the members of the MTFR were out all night running calls. They started with a fire alarm. They returned to station and was alerted right away for a MVA with confirmed 1 car into a tree with all 3 occupants heavily entrapped. As we were leaving … [Read more...]
Firefighter Paige Reinhart is officially off to the United States National Guard basic training boot camp. She is the daughter of 1st Deputy Chief Eric Reinhart. The Members of the MTFR are very proud of Paige for her commitment to our wonderful Country. We wish her the best of … [Read more...]
Our 2021 Seniors have officially graduated from High School. We couldn't be any prouder of these young men and women. We wish them the best of luck and look forward to them coming home while away from either at Military or College. See bio from members left to … [Read more...]
Thursday night training was a scenario of an auto body shop with fire. Searches were conducted for a missing employee. Members masks were blacked out for zero visibility. Prior we had a small cookout. … [Read more...]
On June 2nd, we had a working fire on a commercial property in Muhlenberg Twp in the 5300 block of Allentown Pike. Chief 66 was on scene with a working fuel fed fire with fire extending into a 1 1/2 story building. Eventually there was a slight explosion. Members were told to … [Read more...]
On the early hours of June 1st, Engine 66 was dispatched on the structure fire assignment to Maidencreek Twp on East Wessner Road. Crews arrived and assisted with suppression efforts. First arriving units from the Blandon Fire Co had fire from the roof. … [Read more...]
It is with very heavy hearts that we announce the passing of former member Jason Dunlap. Jason served originally with the Goodwill Fire Company in 2008 until the merger where he served for many years. He served in multiple rolls. He was a firefighter and eventually promoting to a … [Read more...]
This morning, crews responded to a strip mall in the 3000 block of North 5th Street Hwy for a reported building collapse. Crews arrived to find a section of the front facade that weakened and fell. There were no injuries and no need for fire services. It was turned over to the … [Read more...]
