It’s that magical time of year again! Jefferson Township Fire Company #1 proudly announces the beginning of
our annual Santa Tour! We will be coming around beginning December 11th through December 15th. We are
reserving December 16th and 17th for make up days. On the weekends Santa will begin his journey at 4:00 pm. On
the weekdays Santa will begin his journey at 6:00 pm. Please note that Santa will not visit anyone after 9:00pm. All
age kids are welcome! Please bring your doggies too as Santa will have a special treat for them as well! You will be
alerted to Santa’s Approach by the sound of the fire truck’s sirens. Please wait for us at the nearest cross street. For
everyone’s safety, we ask that you do not climb onto Santa’s sleigh.

Santa’s Schedule
Saturday December 11, 2010
Chamberlain Road, Water’s Edge Development, Windsor Drive, Heather Hills, Johnson Place, Notch Road,
Maryann Road, Wroblewski Way/Michelle Road, Princess Lane, Lincoln Road, Kingston Court, Quincy Drive,
Chelsea Drive, Laurel Drive, Old Woodland, Oriole Road, Wildwood, East Birch, Brookside Drive, Pecan Lane,
Hardbargin Road, Overhill Terrace.
Sunday December 12, 2010
Schoolhouse Road, Greenwood Drive, Clifton Road, Horace Road, Lark Lane, Robin Drive, Morgan Lane,
Colonial Oaks Drive, Ridge Road, White Rock Area, Jennings Road, Krasco Road, Fredericks Place, Pond Hollow
Area, Milton Road, Linda Lane, Stonybrook Lane, Winding Hollow Drive, Berkshire Ridge Condo Complex,
including Falcon Drive, Irontown Circle, and Ogdon Court.
Monday December 13, 2010
Longwood Lake Area, Knoll Road, Woodland Drive, Gem Road, Center Road, Pearl Lane, Solar, Preston Lakes,
and The Fairways.
Tuesday December 14, 2010
East Elro, West Elro, Patterson Drive, Whitewood Road, Brentwood, Toltec Trail, Boone Trail, Carib Trail, Hopi
Trail, Sunset Lane, Starlight Drive, Ross Court, Sheenan Drive, Legion Road, Brent Court, Lola Court, Huron.
Wednesday December 15, 2010
Manor Drive, Lavina Trail, Pulaski Drive, Paderewski Drive, Pequot Trail, Dakota Trail, Seneca Trail, Cayuga

On November 19th at 18:36 JTFD1 was called into action on the report of a Structure Fire at 2 Lorna Ln. Upon arrival the B/C side of the structure was “working” and JTFD1 quickly knocked it down, JTFD2 was on standby at Co1 headquarters and the substation in the event manpower was needed.

2 Lorna Ln Structure Fire

Congratulations to the crew for preparing Engine 724 for the Sussex Parade October 2, 2010. Your efforts clearly show your dedication in bringing home another trophy. Keep up the great work!!

Engine 724

Here you see where JTFD1 stays current with vehicle safety. We practice on how to support the vehicle and use airbags and cribbing to lift up vehicle.

“Cribbing” is essential during rescue operations.  In fact, cribbing is one of the most frequently used tools during vehicle rescue operations.  Gravity is inescapable; thus cribbing is used to redistribute the weight of objects into a ‘footprint’. Cribbing provides a temporary support during rescue operations.

Here the team is discussing the proper techniques for stabilizing an SUV.