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1 week ago

Attention Local Artists!

We are seeking your help and talent. Since we moved into our new fire station in 2017, we’ve been working hard to instill the pride and tradition of Palmyra Fire and the fire service as a whole within our building. We’ve done as much as we can, but we’d love to have some community input from any artists that would like to make a lasting impression within our fire station for all walking through the building to admire. Specifically, large murals highlighting the fire service and/or the historic town of Palmyra, quotes of meaning and motivation, and anything else you feel would suit the station. If you feel you’re up for the task or would like to discuss the idea further, please e-mail cmccullough@palmyrafire.com with your ideas, questions, and examples of your work! We do have photos of inspiration to provide if desired.
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1 week ago

Thank you to Michele from CPRS Physical Therapy for dropping off these cookies and Gatorade this afternoon! ... See MoreSee Less

Thank you to Michele from CPRS Physical Therapy for dropping off these cookies and Gatorade this afternoon!
3 weeks ago

Photos from Lebanon County Special Operations Station 50's post ... See MoreSee Less

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3 weeks ago

Today the Tower assisted with a grain bin rescue class in South Annville. Students completed multiple scenarios simulating rescuing a patient from inside a farm grain bin while utilizing the aerial as a high point change of direction and for craning operations. ... See MoreSee Less

Today the Tower assisted with a grain bin rescue class in South Annville. Students completed multiple scenarios simulating rescuing a patient from inside a farm grain bin while utilizing the aerial as a high point change of direction and for craning operations.Image attachmentImage attachment+1Image attachment
3 weeks ago

The Palmyra Volunteers stayed busy yesterday responding to six incidents including this reported structure fire in the township. Crews arrived to find an area of the rear porch on fire, quickly extinguishing the fire before it got inside the residence. Thank you to the mutual aid companies for your response and assistance. ... See MoreSee Less

The Palmyra Volunteers stayed busy yesterday responding to six incidents including this reported structure fire in the township. Crews arrived to find an area of the rear porch on fire, quickly extinguishing the fire before it got inside the residence. Thank you to the mutual aid companies for your response and assistance.Image attachment
2 months ago

Four spots remaining!Palmyra Fire still has open seats in our Basic Vehicle Extrication course taught by ESI Equipment, Inc. Rescue Division! Please see the attached flyer if you're interested. ... See MoreSee Less

Four spots remaining!
2 months ago

Palmyra Fire still has open seats in our Basic Vehicle Extrication course taught by ESI Equipment, Inc. Rescue Division! Please see the attached flyer if you're interested. ... See MoreSee Less

Palmyra Fire still has open seats in our Basic Vehicle Extrication course taught by ESI Equipment, Inc. Rescue Division! Please see the attached flyer if youre interested.
2 months ago

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2 months ago

The Palmyra Volunteers have responded to several significant incidents recently.

Late last week, the Rescue Engine assisted Fort Indiantown Gap with a second alarm commercial building fire. The crew performed overhaul and operated for approximately two hours.

On Friday, the Tower, Rescue Engine, and Utility assisted Annville Cleona Fire Department with a working house fire. Members performed search and rescue, assisted with fire attack, and overhaul, operating for approximately two hours.

Yesterday evening, Palmyra Fire and mutual aid companies were alerted for a house fire in the Borough and the Rescue-Engine and Tower with 10 personnel were on the street in under three minutes. Units arrived to a large volume of fire from a duplex home, striking the second alarm. Personnel operated for approximately four hours. Thank you to the mutual aid companies for your assistance.
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The Palmyra Volunteers have responded to several significant incidents recently.

Late last week, the Rescue Engine assisted Fort Indiantown Gap with a second alarm commercial building fire. The crew performed overhaul and operated for approximately two hours.

On Friday, the Tower, Rescue Engine, and Utility assisted Annville Cleona Fire Department with a working house fire. Members performed search and rescue, assisted with fire attack, and overhaul, operating for approximately two hours.

Yesterday evening, Palmyra Fire and mutual aid companies were alerted for a house fire in the Borough and the Rescue-Engine and Tower with 10 personnel were on the street in under three minutes. Units arrived to a large volume of fire from a duplex home, striking the second alarm. Personnel operated for approximately four hours. Thank you to the mutual aid companies for your assistance.Image attachmentImage attachment+4Image attachment
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