Fire crews from multiple companies battled a fully involved blaze at a reportedly abandoned manufactured home in Millsboro, on Saturday morning after neighbors reported an explosion, with no injuries and the cause under investigation.
Emergency crews responded to a crash Wednesday evening that brought down a utility pole and shut down part of John J. Williams Highway.
It’s a holiday weekend, and the Easter Bunny will be hopping all over the coast starting Saturday.
Residents in Harbeson are advocating for improved emergency response times through increased coordination among fire companies or the construction of a new station.
A reported gas leak at the Walgreens on John J. Williams Highway on Wednesday morning was traced to a problem with an underground propane tank gauge, according to the Indian River Volunteer Fire Company.
The upgrades consist of new apparatus bays bringing additional room for firetrucks, additional space for radio rooms, office space, lounge areas, an upgraded kitchen, bunk rooms, and more.
Indian River Volunteer Fire Company readies for the next coastal storm despite freezing temperatures
The dangerous weather systems and conditions that often run through the coast make the call response operations of fire departments difficult.
A Corvette crashed into a utility pole along Banks Road near Green Road, prompting a response from multiple emergency units and a road closure.
On Thursday afternoon, two cars crashed on Mount Joy Road near Maryland Camp Road in Millsboro, prompting a multi-agency emergency response and a temporary road closure.
Construction at the Indian River Volunteer Fire Company is underway and officials believe it will improve their process.
