The past few weeks have been busy here at SAVES. For several weeks, the facilities committee has been hard at work updating the aged HVAC system in the station with the installation by DESCO Services. In the mean time, members handled multiple calls during this time frame. Members handled a mutual aid transfer to Carroll County, MD to cover Taneytown while they operated on a structure fire. Also, ... (Full Story & Photos)

On Saturday, September 14, a local sports team Venom Lacrosse stopped by to donate snacks and drinks in honor of September 11th. These young athletes come to thank our first responders for the work they do. SAVES would like to thank Venom Lacrosse and wish them luck in their season. ... (Full Story & Photos)

For those interested, we still have Lottery Calendar tickets still available. Contact the station to get yours today... (Full Story & Photos)

This week has been a busy week so far for the in house operations of SAVES. First, our floors in the station and in the banquet hall have been waxed and are ready for use. Next we had an outside vendor come in for our annual ladder and aerial testing. Finally we had all of our hose tested, as is the usual every year. Between building maintenance and operational preparedness, the department does ... (Full Story & Photos)

With another Golf Tournament under wraps, SAVES would like to send out a thank you to everyone who help sponsor the event and thank you to all the participants that endured the sweltering temperatures. We hope you all enjoyed the event and hope to see everyone again next year... (Full Story)

Car Fire: Yesterday, crews from SAVES and HAFR (York Company 79) responded to a car fire in the area of Wilson Ave and Carlisle Pike. Units arrived on scene to find a station wagon with the engine compartment and part of the passenger compartment engulfed in flames. Crews worked together to extinguish the flames. TNT towing arrived to tow the vehicle away and the road was reopened shortly after. ... (Full Story & Photos)

Company 29 was requested for an apparatus display and PR event for a local church. Engine 29 and Service 29 attended the Annual Easter Egg Hunt of Life Discovery Church in McSherrystown. Personnel from Co. 29 gave participants tours of the apparatus and information about our Junior FF program. We Thank the Life Discovery Church for having us!... (Full Story & Photos)

At 14:20 Hrs. Engine/Tanker 29 was requested to standby at York County Station 12 (North Codorus Township Fire Department), while their units operated on a working structure fire. ET29 transferred with a crew of 4 personnel while other members stayed back to cover our first due area.... (Full Story & Photos)