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In case the "forcasters" were a little off for the upcoming dusting this evening. Keep an eye out and maybe save a life if the big one happens this winter.

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MAKE A DIFFERENCE, HELP YOUR LOCAL FIRE DEPARTMENT #SHAREALERT #PLEASESHARE Snow is approaching the area. Help Your Local Firefighters out by clearing the snow away from the Fire Hydrant. Remember every second COUNTS & HELPS. ... See MoreSee Less

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5 days ago

Peace. Honor. Respect. Brotherhood. #ouredge“We were in the process of Steven getting his patch that was going to be on his front piece. He earned this patch. He passed his probation with flying colors. This patch will be on his helmet that we present to his family at the funeral,” said FDNY Captain Jimmy Quinn, Ladder 170. At the end of the probationary period for each Firefighter, they receive their company front piece which is placed on their helmet. Firefighter Steven H. Pollard was to receive his this month. It will be presented posthumously to his family today, Friday, January 11. Firefighter Pollard died from critical injuries sustained while operating at a motor vehicle accident on the Mill Basin Bridge in Brooklyn on Sunday, January 6, 2019. He was appointed as a Firefighter in June of 2017 and assigned to Ladder Company 170 in Brooklyn. He is the 1,151st member of the Department to make the Supreme Sacrifice in the line-of-duty. Firefighter Pollard is survived by his mother, Janet; father, retired Firefighter Raymond Pollard who served for 32 years in the FDNY; and his brother, Firefighter Raymond Pollard, an 11-year veteran of Ladder Company 114 in Brooklyn. ... See MoreSee Less

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R.I.P Brother, Prayers going out to his family and his FDNY families

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6 days ago

Congratulations to Ofcr Michael Ballman on your retirement after 31 years of service to Upper Merion Township.

Upper Merion Township Police Department
We would like to Congratulate Officer Michael Ballman on his retirement after 31 years of dedicated service to the Upper Merion Township Police Department. Officer Ballman joined the Police Department in January of 1988 and spent the majority of his career in the Traffic Safety Unit where he became well-known as a Crash Investigator and Reconstructionist.

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Thank you for your service Mike and best wishes in retirement.

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In case the "forcasters" were a little off for the upcoming dusting this evening. Keep an eye out and maybe save a… t.co/lT83LKy1wB Time ago 4 Days via Facebook
Peace. Honor. Respect. Brotherhood. #ouredge t.co/6i6hgpznXm Time ago 5 Days via Facebook
Congratulations to Ofcr Michael Ballman on your retirement after 31 years of service to Upper Merion Township. t.co/TmMQvP0rxl Time ago 6 Days via Facebook

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2016	Alarms
Jan	54
Feb	45
Mar	57
Apr	44
May	51
Jun	56
Jul	75
Aug	56
Sep	54
Oct	63
Nov	36
Dec	60
TTL	651

Year	Alarms
2015	730
2014	714
2016	651
2017	661

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