By-Law Amendment, Delaware State Fire Chiefs Association
Thursday, July 30, 2020
Please review the respective By-Law change for the Delaware State Fire Chiefs Association. This will be read and voted on at the July 30th, 2020 Meeting in Harrington. Thank You and if you have any questions or comments, please contact Past President, Andy Hall.
Proposed By Laws Change
Article 6 Section 1
In order to alter, amend or revise the Constitution or By Law, the alteration, amendment or revision has to be submitted to the Secretary of this Association on or before the spring meeting. The Secretary shall notify all members of the proposed changes at last 30 days in advance of the summer meeting. A two-thirds yes vote of the members present during the summer meeting shall be necessary for the adoption of each change
Change:
In order to alter, amend or revise the Constitution or By Law, the alteration, amendment or revision has to be submitted to the bylaws committee in written form and signed or electronically submitted with a name. The committee will review the bylaws and forward their recommendations to the secretary of this Association. Bylaws can be amended at any meeting except the conference. The committee must send the recommendations to the secretary of this Association and the secretary must notify the membership electronically a minimum of 30 days prior to the meeting with the change. A two-thirds yes vote of the members present during the the meeting shall be necessary for the adoption of each change
Hockessin assisted Avondale Fire Company on this residential fire in Landenburg, PA.
Sunday, July 19, 2020
Wilmington responds for a residential fire
Thursday, July 16, 2020
Residential Structure Fire
LOCATION:?? 1926 W.5th Street
DATE:?? July 16, 2020
TIME:?? 8:48AM
Shortly after 8:48AM Wilmington Firefighters on the A platoon were alerted to a residential structure fire at 1926 W. 5th Street. Fire department units arrived on scene to find heavy smoke showing from the rear of a two-story multi-unit dwelling. Crews made an aggressive fire attack and were able to contain the fire to the room of origin. Simultaneously, additional crews searched all levels of the dwelling for occupants with negative results. The occupants had escaped prior to fire department arrival. The incident commander, Battalion Chief Richard Danner placed the scene under control with crews working at 9:14AM. The dwelling sustained moderate fire damage and smoke damage.
The Wilmington Fire Marshal’s Office responded to the scene for an origin and cause investigation. The investigators determined the fire to be accidental attributed to candles. Wilmington License & Inspections responded and deemed the property uninhabitable. There were no reports of civilian or firefighter injuries. American Red Cross was contacted for shelter and provisions for one adult and four children living in the dwelling.
Sussex County Fire Chiefs Meeting
Thursday, July 16, 2020
Please read the following directives from Chief hudson for the Sussex Chiefs Meeting on Thursday, July 16th, 2020
Busy night for Aetna
Thursday, June 4, 2020
It proved to be a busy overnight for our crews following the fire last evening. At 2345 hours, Engine 9 and Ladder 9 assisted Chesapeake City Volunteer Fire Company on a working residential fire. An hour after clearing Chesapeake City, Aetna was dispatched for Engine and Ladder to assist Singerly Fire Company on a tractor trailer fire with exposure to a building on Fletchwood Road in Elkton, MD. Simultaneously Aetna was dispatched for a fire alarm at Thorn Flats. Engine 9 responded to Elkton while Squad 9 handled the fire alarm and then responded to Elkton as well. Crews operated for just under two hours. At 0740 this morning Aetna was again dispatched to assist Singerly Fire Company on a tractor trailer fire in the 1400 block of Elkton Road.
Wilmington Firefighters Benevolent Fund
Thursday, June 4, 2020
Grid 1510 - Wrangle Hill Road / River Road
Monday, June 1, 2020
Delaware City and Port Penn responds to an MVC with vehicle on fire and subjects trapped.
