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SAVE THE DATE!!!

Mark your calendars the Avondale Fire Company is proud to announce we will be celebrating our 125 Anniversary on September 22, 2012. Festivities will include a standstill judged parade, fireman obstacle course with awards for first, second and third, as well has the housing of our three newest trucks.  Numerous activities, food and refreshments for the entire family.  Fire companies look for your invitations in the mail soon!!!!!

DiJoesph Family Places Another Recruit Inservice

The Avondale Fire Company and its officers would like to congratulate Assistant Chief Aj DiJoesph and Vice President Jen on the addition on their new baby girl. Angela Regina DiJoseph was placed into service at 0818 hrs, weighing 7.2 lbs and a length of 19.5 inches.  (more…)

2012 Fund Drive

 

Dear Neighbors and Friends, Once again, the Avondale FireCompany is reaching out to supporters for the annual fund drive. Thanks to people such as yourself, last year’s fund drive was a success. We would like to thank everyone who contributed to help us build our new fire station. The technology in our new fire station will help us provide the best service possible to our community, as well as surrounding communities.
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Kicking Off National Severe Weather Preparedness Week

Today marks the beginning of the first ever National Severe Weather Preparedness Week. This week, we’re partnering with NOAA to provide information to the public about the hazards of severe weather and steps people can take to ensure they’re prepared.

Every year, thousands of people are impacted by severe weather threats such as tornadoes and severe thunderstorms. Last year was the most active year in disasters in recent history, with more than 1,000 weather related fatalities, more than 8,000 injuries. (more…)

Multiple Vehicle Fire

On Tuesday, April 17th at 1507hours the Avondale Fire Company along with Engine 21-2, which was on standby at NCC Station 19,  were alerted to the Hartefeld Club House for a report of multiple vehicles on fire.  Assistant 23, Engine 21-2 and Ambulance 23 made the response within seconds, followed shortly by Rescue 23.  (more…)