August 23, 2008: Around 1115 hours, Engine 123 was special called for RIT for a working trailer fire, with entrapment, on Penny Lane in Silver Spring Twp. First arriving units found a well involved trailer with one victim still trapped inside. Upon arriving on scene the crew from Engine 123 loaded the equipment into the stokes basket and proceeded back the quarter mile lane. The crew staged without any incident until being released about an hour into the incident

August 20, 2008: Just before 2200 hours the Engine Company and Truck were dispatched for smoke in a structure in the 300 block of South York Road (York County, Monaghan Twp.) Engine 223 was first to arrive and dropped a line at the driveway and proceeded back the lane. Upon arriving on scene the Engine found smoke showing from a single story ranch and the homeowner stating he thought the fire was in the crawlspace under the home. The Truck arrived as the third piece and was able to make its way back the lane and assisted the Engine with finding the source of the smoke. The Engine crew was able to make access to the crawl space, and found a small fire in the area of the home heating boiler. The crew was able to knock it down with a can while the Truck crew stretched lines to the crawl space and division one to check for extension. Once the fire was in check the Truck handled ventilation of the residence before both companies returned to service after operating for about an hour and a half.

August 7, 2008: Around noon the UAFD was dispatched for a reported field fire on North York Road (York County, Monaghan Twp.). Tanker 23 arrived on scene behind Brush 67 to find a pile of brush on fire in the middle of a field. The Tanker crew pulled a line and began extinguishing the fire along with the crew from Monaghan. Upon arriving on scene the crew from Engine 223 assisted with extinguishing and overhauling the pile. A backhoe was eventually brought into the scene to spread the pile out so that it could be extinguished. The Engine and Tanker operated for a little over an hour before returning to service.