On Sunday,May 25th, 6 firefighters from Loudoun County, VA were injured while battling a residential house fire.  We here at Engine 90 would like to extend our thoughts and prayers to those firefighters and there families, and wish for a speedy recovery.

The Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Management would like to thank Chris Wagner of the EPA Region 3, also Denny Cox of TetraTechEM Inc Kansas City, KS and Joseph Taraba of TetraTechEM Inc Boothwyn, PA for coming to our Office and teaching us about Meth Labs. We would also like to thank everyone who attended the class.

The Crew of Engine 90 would like to personally thank Nick and Lisa Catalano for the pictures you donated to our website. We greatly appreciate your time and effort. Thank you so much.

                                                                                                           The Crew of Engine 90

After morning checks and while En route to get the Haz-Mat unit, E 90 was dispatched for a commercial structure fire. After the crew returned from the fire, the crew started to clean there gear, tools, the Engine etc. Kids from Faith Christian Acadamy arrived and took a tour of the 90 house. Then in the early afternoon Engine 90 was toned out for an Automatic Fire Alarm @ the Spring Mills Wal-Mart. Engine 90 was also toned out for another automatic alarm. About 1700 hours Engine 90 was toned out for a house fire on Cardinal Drive. The crew was first on scene and started an interior attack. Crews from the fire were on scene for about 2 1/2 hours.

While The Crew of Engine 90 was doing daily tasks, Engine was dispatched for an EMS assist with a Cardiac Arrest. After the Engine Returned the Crew went back to doing the tasks they had started. Later in the Day Engine 90 was dispatched for Two Auto Alarms.