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Look Twice...Safe A Life!!! MARCH 31 - As warm, sunny weather approaches us, the Honey Brook Fire Company would like to remind all drivers be aware of motorcycle drivers on the roadways. Many people in the area operate motorcycles and after the snowfall a month ago have been awaiting nicer weather to take to the roads on their motorcycles again. The Honey Brook Fire Company ask motorists to be aware to look for motorcycles on the roadway ... (Full Story & Photos)

Change Your Clock, Change Your Battery! MARCH 14 - What does this mean and what does it have to do with fire safety? The Honey Brook Fire Company wants everyone to know that Smoke Alarms (Detectors) can save lives when operating properly. There are many types, however most smoke alarms are battery operated or have battery backup features. It is important to test your alarms each month to assure that they are in working order. We also need to be ... (Full Story & Photos)

Assistant Chief Harlan Leaves For Haiti Relief Efforts MARCH 05 - Today March 3rd, 2010, Honey Brook Fire Co. Asst. Chief Bruce Harlan boarded a plane out of Philadelphia headed to Miami, Florida for a brief layover, then will take another plane into Haiti. Bruce will spend nearly 2 weeks in Haiti working with the relief efforts still going on after the devastating earthquake that struck the country weeks ago. He will be providing medical aid to the injured and ... (Full Story & Photos)

Building Fire at Heatherwood FEBRUARY 28 - At 0627 hours Station 33, Station 34, Ladder 69, Ambulance 89-1, and Medic 93 were dispatched to the Heatherwood Retirement Community in Honey Brook Township for a reported building fire. Deputy 33 (Brooks) responded shortly there after and was advised by Chester County Fire Board of smoke in the dining room and they were not evacuating any residents from the buildings yet. Deputy 33 arrived and ... (Full Story & Photos)

Carbon Monoxide Leak With Exposure Victims FEBRUARY 22 - On Saturday morning while the annual Fire Company Auction was just kicking off, The Honey Brook Fire Company was dispatched to Zook Drive in Honey Brook Township for an odor investigation inside with exposure victims. Deputy 33 (Brooks) went enroute and was advised that there was a possible carbon monoxide leak in the home, and the occupants were at a different address than originally dispatched. ... (Full Story & Photos)

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