LC BOX44Leacock Twp. House Fire w/People Trapped

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LEACOCK TOWNSHIP LANCASTER COUNTY, PA
BOX AREA 44 HOUSE FIRE w/PEOPLE TRAPPED
227 OSCEOLA MILL ROAD C/S EAST NEWPORT ROAD

BOX ASSIGNMENT
ENGINE 44-1 w/5, 45-2
RESCUE SQUAD 42 w/7
TANKER 44, 43 w/8, 45
AMBULANCE 43-1, 43-2
MEDIC 9

D/C 44 reporting a house well off, out 1 mile

44 Chief O/S with a 2 story house well off, 2 people trapped second floor.

2nd alarm being transmitted

2ND ALARM TRANSMITED

2ND ALARM ASSIGNMENT
ENGINE 43-1 w/8, 45-1
TANKER 49, 410-1, 410-2, 41
LADDER 42
AIR 48
AMBULANCE 49
MEDIC 612-10

E44-1 to start rescue operations on arrival.

All hands going to work at this time.

RUNNING EXTRA
HOSE WAGON 43
ENGINE 42-2

Aero medical and R/E 47-1 to the scene

ADD
RESCUE ENGINE 47-1 w/8
MEDEVAC 8

ALL HANDS WORKING
ENGINE 44-1, 43-1, 45-1, 45-2, 42-2
RESCUE/ENGINE 47-1
HOSE WAGON 43
RESCUE SQUAD 42
TANKER 44, 43, 45, 49, 410-1, 410-2, 41
LADDER 42
AIR 48
MEDIC 9, 612-10
AMBULANCE 43-1, 43-2, 49-1
UMEDEVAC 8

TRANSFER ASSIGNMENT
ENGINE 51-1 to the 42 House

Tanker Fill Site On OSCEOLA MILL ROAD it started at this time.

RUNNING EXTRA
SQUAD 47

All water supply units to switch over to 33.60, TNK43 will have water supply.

Command reporting only one crew inside the building.

TRANSFER ASSIGNMENT
TANKER 32 to the 44 House
ENGINE 47-2 In House

PSP FM requested to the scene at this time by command.

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Everyone out of the building, crews going heavy duty again.

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Early-Morning Fire Kills 2

LEACOCK TOWNSHIP, Pa. -- Two people died in a house fire in Lancaster County Friday morning.

The fire started on the first floor of a home on Osceola Mill Road near Intercourse. Firefighters said the victims were found on the second floor.

"The fire was wind-whipped. There was no doubt about it. That combined with the fact that it had a very good start before we were ever dispatched, before Intercourse was dispatched, there was heavy fire here. It was a tough fire to fight," said Bird In Hand Fire Department Chief Lonny Kauffman.

The names of the victims have not been released.

There is no word on what started the fire. The state police fire marshal is now investigating.