We do NOT have any available space to rent. Campbelltown Fire Company has a beautiful Social Hall and you can contact them at 717-838-3707.
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Citizens Fire Company No. 1 Palmyra, Pa
- 35 West Walnut Street
Palmyra, PA 17078
Photos from the acquired structure burn that several members attended a few weeks ago. Thank you Neversink Fire Company for hosting and inviting us! ... See MoreSee Less
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The Tower and Wagon just returned from assisting Lawn Fire Company with a structure fire. Crews performed searches, overhaul, and ventilation. ... See MoreSee Less
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It is with deep regret that the Palmyra Fire Department announces the passing of Harold “Hap” Brightbill.
Hap joined the department on June 7, 1966, and dedicated over 59 years of faithful service to the citizens of Palmyra and the surrounding communities. Throughout his distinguished career, Hap served in numerous leadership positions, including Fire Chief from 1983 to 1987, as well as many other years as a chief officer.
Hap’s decades of commitment, leadership, and friendship have left a lasting impact on our department and community. His legacy of service and brotherhood will be remembered by all who had the privilege of serving alongside him.
A memorial service will be held Wednesday Oct 22nd ,1830hrs located Citizens Fire Co # 1 Palmyra 35 W Walnut St
The members of the Palmyra Fire Department extend our deepest condolences to Harold's family and friends. His memory and contributions will live on in the hearts of those he served and inspired. ... See MoreSee Less
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Reminder this is happening today at 11am!We are happy to share that Paws of PA will be running a low cost pet vaccine and microchipping event at our firehouse! If you’re interested, check out the flyer below. They will be setup to the rear of our firehouse, facing the Borough office. Please contact Paws of PA via their website should you have any questions. ... See MoreSee Less
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Truck and Rescue Company drills from the past few weeks have involved technical rescue scenarios and ground ladder work. ... See MoreSee Less
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We are happy to share that Paws of PA will be running a low cost pet vaccine and microchipping event at our firehouse! If you’re interested, check out the flyer below. They will be setup to the rear of our firehouse, facing the Borough office. Please contact Paws of PA via their website should you have any questions. ... See MoreSee Less
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The Wagon, Rescue Engine, and Tower operated at this saw mill fire overnight. ... See MoreSee Less
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Yesterday, Palmyra Fire wrapped up our annual three day academy. This academy is not only a training opportunity for returning members, but also signifies the end of hundreds of hours of training and education, which once successfully completed along with required formal courses, allows newer members to earn their respective Engine Company and Truck Company Qualifications. Palmyra Fire prides ourselves in upholding a high training standard to serve our community to best of our ability while giving our members the knowledge and skills to operate effectively yet safely.
Congratulations to Live In Firefighters Ben Bistline, Daniel Mesko, Noah Bistline, and Phu Tran on earning their Engine fronts and to Live In Firefighter Dayne Braden on earning his Tower front.
Special thank you to Lebanon County Fire School for hosting us, Hershey Volunteer Fire Company for standing by to protect our first due while we trained, Annville Cleona Fire Department for providing Squad 58 to fill cylinders, and Dustin Weese for capturing our burn day. Photo album to be shared. ... See MoreSee Less
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