First Due House Fire
Tue, Jan 7, 2020

In the evening hours of January 7th, Hartly's volunteers were alerted along with mutual aid compaines for a house fire in the 2900 block of Pearsons Corner Road. Command 51 arrived on location several minutes later and reported a single story SFD with smoke showing. Just prior to units arriving on scene, command then reported fire showing from the A/D corner. Once units arrived on scene, an interior attack was made and searches were preformed. Once the fire was knocked and searches were negative, command placed the scene under control with units working. A special thanks goes out to mutual aid compaines being Station 43 (Cheswold) and Station 46 (Dover) for their assistance. Chief Fox had the command.

Life Line Screening
Mon, Dec 16, 2019

Contact Life Line Screening today to be screened for Heart Disease and Stroke Risk. Per the American Heart Association 80% of strokes and heart disease can be prevented. Contact them today at 1-844-591-7128.

Hartly Holds 2020 Elections
Mon, Dec 9, 2019

Coverup For Station 45
Mon, Dec 2, 2019

In the evening hours of December 2nd, Hartly's volunteers were alerted for an engine to standby at Station 45 (Clayton) while their members were operating at a working fire. After standing by for approximately 1 hour, 51-3 was cleared and returned to service.

Working House Fire With Station 56
Thu, Nov 21, 2019

In the Afternoon hours of November 21st, Hartly's volunteers were alerted to assist Station 56 (Marydel) with a working house fire in the 1000 block of Halltown Road. Deputy Chief Morris (51-16) with in the area and arrived on location reporting a single story SFD with smoke showing. Crews from 56 and 51 arrived minutes later and deployed a hand line to extinguish the fire and complete a primary search of the residence. Interior crews discovered a small fire in a bedroom in which significant fire and smoke damage throughout the residence was limited due to the bedroom door being shut. Once the scene was placed under control, command turned it over to the DSFMO and returned all units.