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The Company currently runs with two KME Engines. Both are custom made by KME Fire Apparatus. The color 1968 Cadillac blue was first seen on the 1971 Mack that was in service from 1971 to 2005 which we still use today for parades and block parties. Then came the 1981 Darley that served from 1981 to 1997. The first KME was purchased in 1997 (AKA 775) Along with the purchase of a 2006 KME (AKA 776).
776 is currently the first Engine out and backed up by 775.
More info in the history page.
GO IN ALIVE AND COME OUT THE SAME.
776 is currently the first Engine out and backed up by 775.
More info in the history page.
GO IN ALIVE AND COME OUT THE SAME.
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This site is maintained by members of the American Hose Co # 1 Tamaqua.
This site is maintained by members of the American Hose Co # 1 Tamaqua.
OFFICERS 2009
President- Bill Weaver
Vice President-Ed Kester
Secretary- Russ Arnold
Treasurer- Dave Pucklavage
Trustee- Rick Bennett
Trustee- Bob Hummel
Trustee- Charles Connely
Chief-Jim Connely
Captain-Jay Hollenbach Jr.
Lieutenant-Chris Hadesty
Lieutenant-Frank Hill
Chief Engineer-Dave Puckalavage
Asst. Engineer-Jay Stidham
Asst. Engineer-George Herring
Aerial Foreman-Dale Hadesty
Training Officer-Ryan Slane
President- Bill Weaver
Vice President-Ed Kester
Secretary- Russ Arnold
Treasurer- Dave Pucklavage
Trustee- Rick Bennett
Trustee- Bob Hummel
Trustee- Charles Connely
Chief-Jim Connely
Captain-Jay Hollenbach Jr.
Lieutenant-Chris Hadesty
Lieutenant-Frank Hill
Chief Engineer-Dave Puckalavage
Asst. Engineer-Jay Stidham
Asst. Engineer-George Herring
Aerial Foreman-Dale Hadesty
Training Officer-Ryan Slane
| YEAR | 2010 | 2009 | 2008 |
| JAN | 13 | 8 | |
| FEB | 7 | 11 | |
| MAR | 20 | 23 | |
| APR | 14 | 7 | |
| MAY | 7 | 6 | |
| JUN | 13 | 10 | |
| JUL | 19 | 16 | |
| AUG | 9 | 12 | |
| SEP | 7 | 13 | |
| OCT | 19 | 20 | |
| NOV | 14 | 11 | |
| DEC | 12 | 14 | |
| TOTAL | 154 | 151 |
CALL LOG
American Hose CO. # 1
39 Mauch Chunk St,
Tamaqua, PA 18252
Emergency: 911
39 Mauch Chunk St,
Tamaqua, PA 18252
Emergency: 911
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12-23-09 @ 1:12pm all 4 Tamaqua Fire Companies along with the Tamaqua Rescue and Tamaqua Ambulance and many surrounding departments were called to a working structure fire at 226 Washington St. Upon arrival there was heavy smoke showing to a 3 story single family dwelling. The house is a total lose displaced a family of 10. The Salvation Army is helping the family.
12-23-09 @ 1:12pm all 4 Tamaqua Fire Companies along with the Tamaqua Rescue and Tamaqua Ambulance and many surrounding departments were called to a working structure fire at 226 Washington St. Upon arrival there was heavy smoke showing to a 3 story single family dwelling. The house is a total lose displaced a family of 10. The Salvation Army is helping the family.
Interested in honoring the memory of a loved one or a tribute to someone who has touched your life in one way or another, or becoming a part of the Hosey yourself? You can do so by sponsoring a ceiling tile which will be placed in the engine room. The ceiling is being replaced with tiles that closely match the old tin ceiling that was removed during the extensive renovation. Names will be placed on each tile on the top side, In memory of:, In honor of:, etc. and a plaque will be displayed with all sponsor's names on it. The cost is $10 per tile or 6 tiles for $50. For more information please contact Russ Arnold at rcarnold60@verizon.net or call 570-668-4921.
Sponsor a ceiling tile.
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With the end of 2009 right around the corner and a new year to begin we have found these you tube videos that express the job of a firefighter and the countless hours all of our volunteers spend not just responding to calls but training and providing public services. We post videos and pictures not just for the public veiwing but to show that your local fire fighters, ambulance crew, rescue crew and fire police ( all of their families) which are all volunteer really do a terrific job.
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