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Engine Company Assist in Valley Twp.
   Chief 44 running the OIC
   Engine 29-5 on-scene in the front of the dwelling
   Chief 44, and Engine 44-5/Engine 31-2
   Crews standing-by outside. Engine 29-5 in the front.
Thursday, February 25, 2010 
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On Thursday February 25th, 2010 the Westwood Fire/EMS along with two engines from Pomeroy Fire Co., one engine from Sadsburyville Fire Co., along with the Tower ladder from Parkesburg Fire Co. were dispatched at 08:52 hrs for a reported house fire at Marc Dr. in the Springbrook Village section of Valley Township.


Initial reports from the Chester County 911 center reported that a fire had started on the top of the stove and was spreading.

Engine 29-5 responded with three (3) and was the first to arrive and found that the fire had extinguished itself prior to emergency service arrival. There was minimal smoke within the kitchen area of the house.
Engine 29-1 and Ambulance 29-2 made the response as well and arrived on-scene with Engine 29-5.

Chief Scott investigated and found that a buildup of grease under the electric elements on the top of the stove had caused the small fire. There was no evidence of the fire affecting the walls or cabinets.

After opening a few windows the smoke had cleared from the house and the crews were advised they could return back to their stations.

Residents are urged to check their stoves and ovens to ensure they are clean and that any spilled food be cleaned once the stove has cooled.
Units cleared the scene at 09:08 hours returning.
 
Unit(s): Engine 29-1, Engine 29-5, Ambulance 29-2
Mutual Aid: Station 44, Engine 31-2, Tower 28
 
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