Welcome to the Bargersville Community Fire Department
Live Fire Friday. Franklin Engine 22, Greenwood Engine 91, Whiteland Engine 71, White River Twp Engine 53 & Ladder 51 all here. One of our largest groups yet. Thank you everyone for your time and stay safe!
We would like to say a huge thank you to Pro Build for the donation of building supplies for our training facility! Our training personnel construct rooms inside of our training building to protect the exterior of the building and make for more realistic training scenarios. We are training firefighters from all over Johnson and surrounding counties. This donation makes a difference.
That’s awesome 👏 , what a kind gesture
Wow, that's awesome @
This makes me want to buy all of the materials for our new shed from these guys!!!
Another Live Fire Friday complete. White River Twp Engine 51 and Franklin Engine 21 attending today. 4 rotations of attack, search, ventilation, and behavior followed by a single room fire to show some newer firefighters the extinguishing capabilities of our pressurized water can (P-Can) extinguishers. Never miss an opportunity to teach someone when they ask for the knowledge.
We never can get too much knowledge in our life. Proud of you Matt and every day in life will be a new adventure but stay safe
Where is this training place located?
A little company level Live Fire Thursday. Our C- shift has had the fewest Live Fire Friday’s due to weather and holidays. No problem....with our readily available facilities and instructors setting up training is quick and easy. Our on duty personnel were able to run three separate live fire evolutions working on fire attack, victim search and removal, as well as fire behavior. All done before 10:30 AM.
Company level training today for the A-shift is high angle rescue with a stokes basket. Our 40’ tower is equipped with engineered anchor points for maximum safety when performing rope rescue drills.
The road construction on State Road 144 through Bargersville is complete. The road is back open from State Road 135 to 400 West.
That’s awesome! However, that stretch of roadway is not a state road.
Often times the departments scheduled training is merely the tip of the iceberg. Following the confidence course today, C-shift spent time working through various techniques and situations to maneuver through the wire box and confined spaces within the training the facility.
Training this week is an SCBA confidence course. Personnel worked through a series of obstacles requiring them to work on diminished profile and confined spaces under low visibility conditions.
3 departments, 5 companies, 5 fires,
All in 2 hours. #LiveFireFriday going strong. Greenwood Engine 92 and Franklin Engine 22 on site today with us. Only a few weeks left until we do some maintenance and clean up on our burn building. Any Johnson County departments that would like to join us Friday’s at 0900 contact DC Ramey.
Good morning from The Bargersville Community Fire Protection District Emergency Services Readiness Center (Station 202). Live Fire Friday starts in an hour! Photo taken by LT Justin Walls A shift.
Great picture! Good morning. 😊
Good morning beautiful picture be safe and have a great day
Wow !!!!!Great pic
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Just what I want to see
***Update*** The intersection is clear and back open now.
Whiteland Road and State Road 135 are backed up in all directions due to a semi that is in the ditch. Please avoid the area if possible until further notice.
US 31 is blocked south of Edinburgh and run in the traffic through town
you guys are really not doing good job in this town you shut 135 down for good
Is this still Blocked?
Didn’t swing wide enough....
Craig Nelson
Maybe intersections regularly used by semis should be designed with them in mind?? (extra wide turn lanes, etc.!)
Kassie Linder this is why it was so bad!!!
ill tell you what wer're gonna do use 465 then !
Angel Sutt
Debby Mccarty
Angel Sutt
Melissa Satkamp
Ashlee.
Thanks
Our missing juvenile has been located. Thank you to everyone who shared our Facebook post!!
Yay!! That’s awesome news!!
You might want to update the original post too. I saw it before this update!
BCFD Division Chief Jason Ramey has registered to compete in the Tap Cancer Out Nashville Open On November 2. This is a Brazillian Jiu Jitsu tournament to raise money for cancer research. DC Ramey has trained and competed in Jiu Jitsu for the past 6 years. Placing 3rd at the World Masters tournament in Las Vegas in 2018. Of all of the tournaments he’s competed, in this one is the most significant. With over 70 children diagnosed with cancer in Johnson County alone as well as our own Deputy Chief Herron fighting his own battle along with his daughter, this one is personal! Proceeds from this event will benefit Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation for pediatric cancer research. The motto of this event is very fitting. “Fighting for those who are in the Fight of their lives!” Please consider making a donation by following the link. Thank you.
Fundraising for Tap Cancer Out
I am combining my love for Jiu Jitsu with the opportunity to help othersThank you for doing this! It is the fight of our lives!
Great weather for Live Fire Friday! White River Township Fire Department Engine 52, @City of Franklin Fire Department Quint 23, and @ City of Greenwood Fire Department Engine 94 joining us today.
Have a great day training and stay safe!
Yeah what Robbie said. Stay safe!
