At 12:40 PM on Sunday, Kersey Fire Dept. & EMS have been dispatched to a motorcycle/car crash at 319 Main Street in Kersey. A 30 year old male is injured. Air medical requested to Fox Township Park.
At 11:13 AM on Sunday, Mansfield ambulance has been called to Mansfield University at the T Lot for a motorcycle accident.
At 10:15 AM on Sunday, Ludlow Fire Dept & Kane ambulance have been dispatched for a land rescue at Forest Road 259 & Route 6.
10:25 AM–Kane Fire Dept. dispatched to assist.
10:35 AM–Kane & Ludlow Fire Dept. Response RECALLED.
At 12:23 AM on Sunday, Ulysses Fire Dept. has been dispatched to a side by side vehicle fire near the woods on Academy Street.
At 9:05 PM on Saturday, Bradford Township Fire Dept & City ambulance have been dispatched for an ATV accident on the Gilbert Access Road about half way to the reservoir. A 38 year old male is injured. Air medical is requested.
At 3:00 PM on Saturday, Shinglehouse ambulance has been called to Ceres Township for seizures.
At 2:46 PM on Saturday, Rew Fire Dept was dispatched for an electrical hazard on South Kendall Avenue.
At 1:50 PM on Saturday, Shinglehouse Fire & Ambulance have been dispatched to the area of 3050 Butter Creek Road in Oswayo Township for a person fallen from a tree stand.
Air medical dispatched.
At 1:24 PM on Saturday, Westfield, Knoxville, Chatham Fire Depts. & Valley & Clymer ambulances have been dispatched to a rollover accident at 879 Hunter Road in Deerfield Township with two patients being transported.
At 1:04 PM on Saturday, Coudersport Ambulance has been dispatched to Mountain Lane for a possible CVA.
WELLSBORO, PA – C&N, a leading community-oriented organization, is proud to announce that teammates have raised just over $100,000 through their Giving Back, Giving Together initiative to support local emergency services organizations. In addition to the monetary donations, C&N teammates collected 3,037 necessity items and volunteered 265 hours at our local fire departments and similar facilities. The Giving Back, Giving Together program supports a new cause every year, beginning each June. As of June 2023, C&N teammates will be shifting their fundraising efforts to supporting the local senior population.
When there is an accident or a fire, those coming to your aid are generally volunteers. While many of these emergency organizations get state and local funding, it usually isn’t enough to cover the extensive training and expensive equipment needed for the job. Without monetary aide, many local emergency organizations would be forced to close, putting a burden on the communities they work so hard to serve. Giving Back, Giving Together is an initiative close to the hearts of C&N teammates, born out of a common interest to serve those within the community who are struggling.
Over the last 12 months, C&N teammates have raised over $100,000 along with 3,037 donation items and completed 265 hours of volunteering. This significant contribution will go directly towards supporting and enhancing the critical services provided by our local ambulance and fire companies, ensuring they have the necessary resources to continue their life-saving work.
Thank you to these business partners for their generous support:
Local Emergency Services organizations and their C&N partners:
On June 1, 2023, C&N teammates turned their attention to the local senior population, a group who can face unique challenges like isolation, financial hardships and health concerns. In recognition of the immense value this group brings to our local communities, C&N has planned a multifaced approach to supporting our seniors, honing in on various initiatives that address their specific needs. Raising monetary donations, collecting essential items and volunteering with services that enrich seniors’ lives are just a few of the ways C&N teammates will lend a hand and create a positive impact in the lives of the seniors in our communities.
“We are excited about the prospect of extending our support to our seniors. By leveraging the collective skills, passion, and dedication of our teammates, we hope to create meaningful connections, empower local seniors, and foster a sense of belonging and support,” said Caitlin Hilliard, organizer of Giving Back, Giving Together.
Join C&N as they partner with local organizations to make a difference in seniors’ lives by contributing in any of the ways below: Every dollar donated to the Giving Back, Giving Together program remains in your local community, and ensures the future of these vital services:
C&N’s Giving Back, Giving Together program was formed by employees in 2015 as a way to do more to support their local communities. In the years since Giving Back, Giving Together started, our employees have raised over $649,000 in monetary donations, collected over 39,000 item donations and volunteered over 1,400 hours for 20 local food banks (2015), 52 local emergency services organizations (2016) 16 local organizations that support children in need (2017), 23 local public libraries, 17 military organizations (2019) 17 food banks (2020), 22 children & youth organizations (2021) and 37 emergency services organizations in 2022. All the funds and donations raised through this program stay within the local communities.
At 3:57 PM on Friday, Mansfield Fire & Ambulance have been dispatched to 191 North Main Street, in front of Rent-a-Center, for a pedestrian/vehicle accident. Report a 4 year ran into parking lot, father chased after child & ran into a vehicle. Father reported with bleeding head injury. Unknown if child is injured or not.
At 3:37 PM on Friday, Coudersport Fire Dept. has been called to 388 Route 6 West for a grill fire.
RECALLED–FIRE IS OUT
At 2:54 PM on Friday, Otto Fire Dept. & City ambulance have been called to a 2 vehicle crash at Summit Road & Looker Mountain Trail with reported minor injuries.
Rew Fire Dept. was dispatched to assist.
At 1:12 PM on Friday, Shinglehouse ambulance has been dispatched to North Union Street for a man fallen with a head injury.
At 12:46 PM on Friday, St. Marys Fire Dept. has been dispatched to 130 Washington Street for a report of a structure fire. Caller reports smell of smoke on 2 & 3 floor.
Chief reporting source is burned food in Apt. 2 on the second floor. Firefighters are proceeding to ventilate the structure.
At 12:24 PM on Friday, Shinglehouse ambulance has been called to West Academy Street for a cardiac emergency.
At 10:45 AM on Friday, Bolivar Ambulance has been called to Rt. 417 for an 83 year old male injured by a falling tree limb.
Bolivar Fire Dept. to set up LZ for Mercyflight at high school.
At 10:29 AM on Friday, Shinglehouse ambulance has been called to North Union Street for a person unresponsive.
At 10:00 AM on Friday, Coudersport Ambulance has been called to West Branch of Dingman Run Road for a woman ill.
At 9:06 AM n Friday, Coudersport ambulance has been called to West Hebron Road for a man fallen with a head injury.
At 7:35 PM on Thursday, Allentown, Alma & Wellsville ambulance have been called to Fords Brook Road, a mile north of Alma Hill Road for a motorcycle accident. One person is reported to have an ankle injury.
At 7:30 PM on Thursday, Allegany Fire & EMS have been dispatched to an ATV accident in the woods.
Air medical has been called to an LZ at 2637 West Five Mile Road.
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At 12:47 PM on Thursday, Bradford Fire Dept. dispatched to 2 South Avenue for a power line down in the parking lot of Emory Towers.
At 10:23 AM on Thursday, Morris Fire Dept. has been dispatched to a wildfire at the intersection of Cogan House Road & Buck Horn Road in Cogan House Twp.
At 10:29 PM on Wednesday, Mansfield & Blossburg Fire & EMS have been dispatched to a vehicle crash on the southbound Route 15 near MM 174. (Nothing found on this one)
At 10:30 PM on Wednesday, Liberty & Blossburg have been dispatched to a second crash on the southbound lane just past the Sebring Interchange. 3 occupants with possible injuries.
At 9:25 PM on Wednesday, Scio & Wellsville have been dispatched to a report of a male struck by a vehicle on SR 19 near the Kwik Fill. Air medical requested. Serious injury reported.
At 3:55 PM on Wednesday, Lafayette & Corydon Fire Depts. have been dispatched to a hot electric wire down in the roadway near 3624 Route 321. A small brush fire is also reported at that location.
Power company notified. 2 hour estimated response.
At 12:56 PM on Wednesday, Shinglehouse Fire Dept. has been dispatched to 124 Post Hollow Road for a house fire with smoke showing.
Smoke was from burned food. Ventilation in progress.
