Burtner Road News Today

One person was taken to a hospital after their car struck another vehicle at the intersection of Freeport and Burtner roads in Harrison and pushed it into a building. Just before 4 p.m. Monday, an orange car was traveling westbound on Burtner Road when it hit a white cargo van

Citizens Hose EMT Kelly Jackson calls herself a walking miracle. The Tarentum woman was critically injured Jan. 6 while working traffic control on Harrison’s Burtner Road during a snowstorm. A vehicle lost control and struck Jackson, throwing her about 30 yards. Jackson suffered a brain bleed, torn aorta, broken bones

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Injured Citizens Hose emergency medical technician Kelly Jackson is coming home — or at least closer to it. After nearly a week in a Pittsburgh hospital, the Tarentum woman was transferred late Thursday to Alle­gheny Valley Hospital in Harrison to continue physical therapy. “She’s doing pretty good,” said Lori Miller,

Jackson and two other medics on the ambulance pulled on to the berm of Burtner Road in Harrison Township on Saturday to direct traffic off the hill.

A Citizen Hose EMT is lucky to be alive after being struck and thrown nearly 30 yards while responding to a traffic control assignment during wintry weather Saturday in Harrison. Kelly Jackson of Tarentum was clipped by a vehicle as it slid down Burtner Road before striking a guardrail. She

Harrison police are warning residents to be aware of attempted vehicle thefts, particularly those targeting Kias and Hyundais. Chief Brian Turack said there has been an uptick in people trying to steal those types of vehicles in the past month. “They both seem to have the same security deficits,” he

A medic was hit by a vehicle while directing traffic in Harrison Township.

What started as a routine traffic control call on Saturday afternoon turned into an emergency after an EMT was hit by a car in Harrison. Crews from Citizens Hose Fire Rescue EMS were called to Burtner Road after receiving multiple reports of cars getting stuck on the steep hill leading

The female medic was slowing vehicles down on Burtner Road due to the day's snowy and slick conditions.