Paradise Leaman Place Fire Company Will No Longer Be Lancaster County Station 4-7 (Four Seven) Starting August 1, 2012 At 08:30. The Out Back Company is officially becoming Station 47 (Forty Seven) Effective August 1st 2012 a new numbering structure goes into effect throughout Lancaster County. Under the new system all station who previously held a 3-digit station number have chosen, or been assigned a new 2-digit station number and all 3-digit numbers have been phased out. (Example, 410, 510 etc....) In addition, all of the dashes in the county system have been eliminated. Chief officer titles Will  also be Changing. Below is a list of the changes which will effect Station 47.

Engine 4-7-2 will become Engine 47-2

  Rescue 4-7 will become Rescue 47

Squad 4-7-1 will become Squad 47-1

 Squad 4-7-2  will become Squad 47-2

Boats 4-7-1 & 4-7-2 Will become Boats 47-1 & 47-2

Brush 4-7 Will become Brush 47

Chief 4-7  will become Chief  47

Deputy 4-7 will become  Deputy 47

Chief 4-7-2 will become Assistant 47-1

Chief 4-7-3 will become Assistant 47-2

07/23/2012 07:35:25 VEHICLE ACCIDENT-CLASS 1 FARMVIEW DR / BLACK HORSE RD PARADISE TOWNSHIP- Rescue 4-7, Squad 4-7-1. Rescue 4-7 (Captain 4-7-2) W/8, Squad 4-7-1 (Lt. 4-7-2) W/5 & Squad 4-7-2 (Fire Police) Made The Response LCWC Advised That It Is On Farmveiw Just Off Of Black Horse Road @ Two Vehicle's Head On. EMS Chief  4-3 & Amb. 4-3-1 Arrived To Confirm The Report. Rescue 4-7 Arrived Splitting Crew To Stabilize The Vehicle  And Assisting EMS With Patient Care. Captain 4-7-2 Established Command And All Units Cleared At 08:05.

07/19/2012 10:32:21 PERSON STRUCK-CLASS 1 3063 LINCOLN HWY E LEACOCK TOWNSHIP-Rescue 4-7. Rescue 4-7 (Chief 4-7-3) w/7 Arrived And Found A Patient Sitting On The Front Porch Of Revere Tavern Building With Minor Injuries. The Rescue Cleared The Scene @ 10:48.

07/15/2012 21:10:28 BUILDING-COMMERCIAL-2A 972 GEORGETOWN RD BART TOWNSHIP - Rescue 4-7. Rescue 4-7 (Captain4-7-3) W/8 Arrived Taking A Neighboring Driveway To Get To The Charlie Side Of The Barn. The Outback Rescue Crew Hit The Fire With 2 1/2" Lines And Blitz Fire Assisted 5-1 With Fire Attack. The Rescue 4-7 Cleared @ 23:50.

07/14/2012 08:58:38 VEHICLE ACCIDENT-TRACTOR TRAILER-1A ROUTE 30 / N RONKS RD EAST LAMPETER TOWNSHIP-Fire Police 4-7. Squad 4-7-2 Made The Response To Assist With Fire Police. Squad 4-7-2 Cleared The Scene @

07/14/2012 05:12:46 VEHICLE ACCIDENT-CLASS 1 51 S BELMONT RD PARADISE TOWNSHIP-Rescue 4-7 & Squad 4-7-1. Chief 4-7 Made The Response LCWC Advised A Vehicle His A Pole And Went An Embankment. Chief 4-7 Arrived Confirming The Report Establishing Command. Rescue 4-7 (Captain 4-7-3), Squad 4-7-1 Made The Response With The Rescue Taking Care Of Hazards And Assisting EMS. Squad 4-7-1 Assisted With Traffic. All Units Cleared The Scene @ 06:09.

07/11/2012 23:28:43 BUILDING-MOBILE HOME-1A 53 LEACOCK RD PARADISE TOWNSHIP -Engine 4-7-2, Rescue 4-7. Chief 4-7 Arrived Within Minutes Reporting A Working Mobile Home Fire. Engine 4-7-2 (Captain 4-7-3) w/6  Arrived Followed By Engine 4-3-1 Put Handlines In Service For The Fire Building And Exposures. Rescue 4-7 (Captain 4-7-2) Arrived With Crews Venting The Fire Building. Rescue 4-8 Set Up For The RIT Crew And The A Tankers Supplied The Attack Engines. Chief 4-7 Established Command 4-7 And All The Units Had Cleared The Scene By 01:16.

07/09/2012 19:14:33 TRAINING-FIRE 282 KENEAGY HILL RD PARADISE TOWNSHIP-Engine 4-7-2, Engine 4-3-1, Hose 4-3, Tanker 4-3, Rescue 4-7, Brush 4-7  & Squad 4-7-1 Met At Station 4-7 @ 19:00 Hours. Then 4-7 & 4-3 Apparatus Traveled To 200 Block Of Keneagy Hill Road For Pump/Relay Training. Hose 4-3 Dropped 2200' From The Hose Reel With Engine 4-7-2 Laying another 500' From Neff,s Pond @ 274 Keneagy Hill Road (Fillsite 4-7-13) Up The Hill To 312 Keneagy Hill Road. Rescue 4-7 Supplied The Relay From The Pond With Engine 4-3-1, Tanker 4-3 & Hose 4-3 Supplying The Outback Engine In The Field. Engine 4-7-2 Pumped The Deck Gun & Blitz Fire To Flow The Water. With The Relay Being 2700' Long With An Elevation Of Approximately 300' Rise We Were Able To Maintain 1000 Gallons Per Minute With All Units Pumping. It Was A Great Night Spent Together With A Mutual Aid Department For Training/Fire Pre planning. Thanks To The 4-3 Personnel For Bringing Your Apparatus And Making The Night Successful.  This Is One Of The Many Trainings That We Do That Keep Us Busy Thru out The Year Along With Fundraisers & Emergency Calls. All The Units Were Back In Service @ 21:21

07/06/2012 20:06:52 PERSON STRUCK-CLASS 1 5027 LINCOLN  HWY E. SALISBURY TOWNSHIP-Rescue 4-7.Command 4-5 Requested A Units From 4-7 To Light Up The Intersection For Safety Reasons For The Fire Police.  Rescue 4-7 (Captain4-7-3) W/8 Made The Response And Arrived At Hoover Road & Worked With Kinzer Fire Police. The Rescue Cleared The Scene @ 00:49.