Hartly Volunteer Fire Company
Sat, Apr 15, 2023

Annual Model Train, Toy Show & Sale
Sat, Nov 19, 2022

Come and visit us at our annual Train Show. There will be over 150 tables of toys and trains. Don't forget to check out the Operating train layout in the engine bay. Free parking! If you are interested in renting a table please contact the event coordinator at 302-492-5196 or hvfc.hallrentals@gmail.com.

MVC With Entrapment Proves To Be Fatal
Wed, Aug 24, 2022

In the afternoon hours of the above date, Station 51 was dispatched for an unknown MVC at the intersection of Halltown Road & Brittney Lane. Command 51 arrived on location shortly after dispatch and reported a two vehicle MVC with two subjects trapped, one of which being a priority one trauma. With that report, Rescue Company 56, Rescue Company 41, KCEMS, DSP Aviation Trooper 4 and additional BLS were all dispatched to assist. Crews worked together to free the trapped occupant taking twelve minutes to do so. Once all patients were transported, the scene was placed under control and turned over to DSP for their investigation. Assistant Chief J. Fox had the command.

Back To School & Fire Prevention Event
Fri, Aug 12, 2022

Tower 45 Demo
Thu, Aug 4, 2022

For the August 4th duty crew, Station 45 (Clayton) was invited out to the station to demo their new Tower Ladder for our members. Crews were shown the setup and operational procedures should they find themselves operating Tower 45. Special thank you to Station 45 for bringing the unit out for us to become familiar with.

MVC High Velocity
Sat, Jul 30, 2022

In the early afternoon hours of July 30th, Station 51 was dispatched along with additional EMS resources for a MVC High Velocity at the intersection of Halltown Road and Hourglass Road. While units were enroute, the address was updated to the 4100 block of Halltown Road. Units arrived on location and reported a single vehicle vs. a tree with one patient. EMS began patient care while fire personnel secured the vehicle and setup a LZ for DSP Trooper 4. Once the patient was transferred to Trooper 4 and transport was initiated, the scene was placed under control with all units returning to service. Chief Read had the command.