In the morning hours, Hartly's volunteers were alerted to assist Station 56 (Marydel) with a working garage/shed fire. 56-15 (Chief Madden) and 56-1 arrived on location and confirmed the conditions as reported. 51-3 and Tanker 51 arrived on location and assisted 56 units with fire suppression and overhaul. Once the situation was placed under control, 56 and 51 units returned to service and the scene was turned over to FM14 and FM28.

In the afternoon hours, Station 51 was alerted for an MVC at the intersection of Downs Chapel Road and Ford's Corner Road. 51-3 arrived on location to find a single vehicle off the roadway that had partially destroyed the homes foundation. With no reported injuries, 51 units returned to service and the scene was turned over to DSP.

Just after noon, Hartly's Volunteers were dispatched for a MVC on Halltown Rd in the area of Tuxward Rd. 56-15 (Chief Madden) advised responding units of 3 total patients. Upon arrival, Engine 51-3 (Asst. Chief Norris w/6) found 3 vehicles in the intersection. Crew from 51-3 assisted with triage and patient care while also beginning to secure the vehicles. Command requested ALS to intercept ambulance A51 during transport to KGH and a 3rd BLS from Station 56 was alerted for a fourth patient. 51-6's (Lt. Moriarty w/ 4) assisted 3's crew with securing the vehicle and containing the fluids on the roadway. Once all patient's were transported command placed the situation under control and returned units leaving fire police on scene to assist DSP with traffic control. Units on Scene: E51-3, R51-6, Amb A&B51, Amb B56, Fire Police, DSP

In the evening hours, Hartly's volunteers were alerted for an MVC in the area of Pearson's Corner Road and Yoder Drive. 51 units arrived on location to find a single vehicle MVC with rollover. Single patient was found at the scene and treated and transported by EMS. Once the roadway was cleared, 51 units returned to service.  

Chief - Steve Connors Deputy Chief - Bill Kelly Sr. President - Allen Metheny Vice President - Billie Fisler Chief Engineer - Fred Roberts Jr. Ambulance Captain - Linda Lewis Treasurer - Clarence Washburn Secretary - Deanna Ballek Director of Rec. & Morale - Raymond Morris Director of Personnel - Danny Fox Director of Finance - Frank Ballek Jr. Trustees - Robert Quillen and Menno Miller Congratulations to all!!!

This afternoon, the Station 42 (Milford) hosted the annual Kent County Fire Prevention Awards Ceremony. Hartly had 3 students in our district place. Congratulations to all the winners!!!

This afternoon, president Allen Metheny, 1st. Lt. Fox and Crewleader Read placed Christmas lights on the front of the firehouse.

This past weekend, members of the company travel to the Big Apple to view the 9/11 memorial museum. A great time was had by all and a special thank you goes our to 2nd Asst. Chief Raymond Morris and Chariots For Hire Bus Service for making the trip possible.

Hartly's Volunteers would like to extend our deepest condolences to our Brothers and Sisters from the Bowers Volunteer Fire Company (Station 40) while they mourn the loss of one of their own. Brittney Ford, a junior member, passed today at 1200 from injuries sustained at a motor vehicle accident. We ask that you keep the family of this young lady and the members in your thoughts and prayers as they transition through this tough time. Death is never easy, but extra support is always needed when the loss of life is one shortly lived. Helen Keller once said “The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen, nor touched, but are felt in the heart.” For more details and future service information, please visit Station 40's page as provided.

In the afternoon hours, Station 51, Station 43 (Cheswold) and Station 53 (Leipsic) were all alerted for the special operations company to assist Station 41 (Camden-Wyoming) with a vehicle into a structure. Once 51, 43, and 53 units arrived, crews went to work building a shoring device so the car could safely be removed. Once the shore put in place and the vehicle was removed, 51 units returned to service.