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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Last night, members conducted a thorough review of the backup systems on the Wagon, Rescue Engine, and Tower, which are vital for maintaining operational readiness in the event of equipment failure. These systems are designed to ensure that critical functions remain operational during emergencies, providing an added layer of reliability and safety for the crew.
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CORRECTION ENGINE ,RESCUE, TOWER & WAGON :
We want to extend our heartfelt thanks to Travis Finkenbinder for his incredibly generous donation of tourniquets. Your contribution will undoubtedly make a difference in saving lives and improving the safety of those in need.
It's acts of kindness like yours that help us continue our mission and ensure we have the tools needed for emergency situations. We are so grateful for your support and commitment to making the world a safer place.
Thank you again, Travis!
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October 2024 Statistics:
59 Total Incidents
Top Call Runners:
Firefighter, Robert Gernert- 42 Calls
Firefighter, Skylar Sears- 42 Calls
Captain, Jimmy Bamberger- 41 Calls
Lieutenant, Zach Yingst- 37 Calls
Firefighter, Gunther Gillespie- 35 Calls
32 Personnel for 564 Training Hours
Top Training Personnel:
Captain, Chris McCullough- 62 Hours
Captain, Jimmy Bamberger- 50 Hours
Firefighter, Michael Sears- 43 Hours
Firefighter, Danny Mesko- 37 Hours
Deputy Chief, Travis Duncan- 34 Hours
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WAY 2 GO JOB WELL DONE SO MANY CALLS
Early this morning the Tower Company with four members assisted Union Deposit Volunteer Fire Company 47 with a structure fire. Crews operated for approximately two hours performing secondary searches, roof operations, and overhaul. Photos obtained from Campbelltown Volunteer Fire Company.
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A little before 8:00pm last evening, the Rescue Engine was dispatched on the second alarm assignment to East Hanover Township for a working structure fire. The crew operated for approximately two hours performing extensive overhaul before returning available. Photos obtained from Annville Cleona Fire Department and Dustin Weese.
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Yesterday morning, Palmyra Fire and surrounding mutual aid departments were dispatched to the 400Blk of E Spruce St in the Borough for a commercial building fire. Crews arrived to find a machine well involved in fire inside and quickly extinguished the same. Thank you to the mutual aid departments for your response and assistance.
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- 35 West Walnut Street
Palmyra, PA 17078