Today residents of Westbury United Methodist Retirement Community visited the station followed by a lunch at Engine House 39. We appreciate them taking the time to get to know us. Special thanks to Captains Reeher and Hess for being such great hosts. Thanks to Firefighter Scowden for coordinating the trip.... (Full Story & Photos)

Several of our members participated in a two week Wilderness First Aid program refining their skills at treating people in remote settings where supplies may not be available, and extrication time can be lengthy. See here are our members rescuing two fallen hikers, and a man whose ATV rolled on top of him. Kudos to our members who took the time to further develop their skills.... (Full Story & Photos)

The EVFD Gun Raffle Committee met on Sunday evening to draw the winner of our Early Bird prize, a Springfield Saint AR-15. Congratulations to Mr. Dave Steiner (Ticket #: 348). Out of our 3,000 tickets, we have roughly 2,000 tickets sold. Please get your tickets today, as they are going faster than we had expected. Tickets are available at Engine House 39, Hobbs Lumber, and Dobber Auto. If you need tickets by mail, please call or text 814.434.0156. We look so forward to seeing everybody at ... (Full Story & Photos)

Grease fires are unfortunately a common occurrence that also have a high potential for injuries if not extinguished properly. This video provides a brief review of the critical actions to take when dealing with a grease fire. Above all, please remember that grease and water do not mix. Take some time today to watch this video.... (Full Story)

We would like to recognize all of those EMS providers who serve daily. Whether professionally, or as a volunteer, emergency medical services providers are there to serve you when you are at your worst, often sacrificing both personal and family time to make a difference. During this National EMS Week, we take another opportunity to thank every provider for their service. Please consider taking a moment this week to thank those who serve. It’s simply AMAZING how far “Thank You” goes. As you ... (Full Story & Photos)

The Department is seeking one (1) full-time Firefighter/EMT and multiple per-diem Firefighter/EMT's or EMT's. The Department offers regionally competitive wages and benefits. Details can be found in the attached job posting. ... (Full Story & Photos)

On Saturday, February 26th, members were invited to spend the evening in each other’s company as we celebrated the last 3 years of everyone’s service. We recognized several members below for their exceptional service throughout the pandemic. Thank you to Millcreek Paramedic Service, Cranesville Volunteer Fire Department, Franklin Township Volunteer Fire Department
and Mckean Hose Company for providing exceptional coverage throughout the evening so that our members could celebrate and enjoy each ... (Full Story & Photos)

We are pleased to announce that Gun Raffle tickets are now available. See any member, or stop by Engine House 39 to get yours today. If you're interested in tickets by mail, please call or text 814.434.0156 or e-mail guns@edinborofire.org. Get your tickets early as there will only be 3,000 main tickets sold. PLUS, take a look at that "Early Bird" gun (prize #1) that will be drawn on May 30th. You'll want to get those tickets early. Click the link below for more details regarding this event.... (Full Story & Photos)

Loading and unloading hose seems simple enough, though it is a skill that requires both thought and practice. In moments where seconds count, knowing the proper techniques will avoid unfortunate moments (like spaghetti) that will delay fire suppression. In this training session, members went back to the basics with Asst. Chief Volz and Captain Dahle to practice these very important skills.... (Full Story & Photos)

At a recent Wednesday evening drill, firefighters practiced Firefighter CPR. The technique, where second counts, involves learning proper extrication of a downed firefighter from the fire; removal of their turnout gear; and the performance of exceptional CPR. Unfortunately, incidents of downed firefighters is becoming more common. This critical training can truly make the difference between life and death.... (Full Story & Photos)