Protecting Dual Counties Since 1802
Upcoming Events
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Thu, Jan 27, 2022
Carlisle Monthly Board of Directors Meeting
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Thu, Feb 3, 2022
Carlisle Monthly Membership Meeting
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Thu, Mar 3, 2022
Carlisle Monthly Membership Meeting
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Recent News Stories
Carlisle mourns the loss of Member Larry Lewis
It is with the deepest regret that the Carlisle Fire Company announces the passing of Member Larry Lewis
Employment Opportunity
Carlisle is hiring FF/EMTs
Shed Fire with Exposures to Residence
Carlisle responded with the mutual aid assistance of Ellendale, Houston and Greenwood to handle this incident that was contained to the shed.
This Day in Carlisle History
On this date in 1962, a massive storm was caused by an unusual combination of three (3) pressure systems, combined atmospheric conditions of the Spring Equinox which normally causes exceptional high tides. The storm stalled in the mid-Atlantic off of the south coast of New Jersey for nearly three (3) days pounding coastal areas with continuous rain and high winds, resulting in significant tidal surges and dumping large quantities of snow inland for several hundred miles, Such was the case along the tidal Atlantic and Delaware Bay beaches. The tributaries from the bay resulted in damaging flood waters miles inland. This was the case in Milford where the Mispillion River spilled over its banks flooding portions of the city's business district. During the height of the storm, water from the river measured as much as three (3) feet in depth at our former fire station located at the corner of Church and Southwest Front Streets. When it was apparent the first floor of the station would be flooded, the apparatus was re-located until the flood waters receded. Carlisle was involved assisting in a variety of rescues, service calls and investigating the welfare of many people along and near the Delaware Coastline. Not only did this storm alter the coastline it remains as one of the biggest coastal storms in Delaware history. The photograph is an aerial view of the Rehoboth and Dewey Beach coastline following the storm.
Carlisle Recognizes Robert Bob Caiola Posthumously
During the March meeting of the Carlisle Fire Company the membership voted to forever recognize the Late Bob Caiola from Associate Life to Life Membership Status posthumously.
Carlisle and Carlisle Auxiliary Mourns the Passing of Auxiliary Board Member Mariann Morton
It is with deepest regret that the Carlisle Fire Company and Auxiliary, with announcing the passing of Auxiliary Board Member Mariann Morton joining the Auxiliary in 2017. Mariann though only 4 years of membership was recognized and awarded "Auxiliary Member of the Year" in 2019. She served as Chairperson of the "10-17 Committee.
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Recent Calls
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Mon Jan, 24 2022 @ 21:57
Nature: Medical Emergency
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Mon Jan, 24 2022 @ 19:03
Nature: Medical Emergency
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Mon Jan, 24 2022 @ 17:58
Nature: Medical Emergency
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Mon Jan, 24 2022 @ 17:33
Nature: Medical Emergency
Fire Stats
| Jan: | 50 | Jul: | 57 | |
| Feb: | 39 | Aug: | 61 | |
| Mar: | 46 | Sep: | 48 | |
| Apr: | 47 | Oct: | 65 | |
| May: | 53 | Nov: | 65 | |
| Jun: | 63 | Dec: | 55 |
Past Years:
| 2021 - 649 |
| 2020 - 564 |
| 2019 - 636 |
| 2018 - 657 |
EMS Stats
| Jan: | 290 | Jul: | 292 | |
| Feb: | 274 | Aug: | 330 | |
| Mar: | 270 | Sep: | 351 | |
| Apr: | 274 | Oct: | 321 | |
| May: | 324 | Nov: | 294 | |
| Jun: | 287 | Dec: | 410 |
Past Years:
| 2021 - 3717 |
| 2020 - 3404 |
| 2019 - 3312 |
| 2018 - 3136 |