Mt. Penn Fire Company

Crews respond to carbon monoxide alarm

On March 4 at 1:09pm crews from Mt. Penn and Lower Alsace (CO 4) were dispatched to 13 Butter Lane for a report of a carbon monoxide/smoke detector activation.

Upon entering the structure readings of 300+ parts per million (PPM) carbon monoxide (CO) were registered with the occupant indicating some symptoms of exposure.  Crews then checked the neighboring residence with readings of 120+ PPM and that occupant also  indicating exposure symptoms.  Doing additional investigation revealed that the furnace at #13 was the source of the problem and it was shut down.

The occupants were evaluated and transported by Lower Alsace and Exeter ambulances to a local hospital as a precaution.  Both buildings were ventilated and checked again with the assistance of UGI personnel who determined that both buildings were now clear and could be turned over to the owners.

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Department Activity

Summary of department activity
2024
MonthFire CallsTotal
January6565Prior Year (2023) Stats
January - 49 | 49
16 more call(s) this year.
February4545Prior Year (2023) Stats
February - 41 | 41
4 more call(s) this year.
March6565Prior Year (2023) Stats
March - 66 | 66
1 less call(s) this year.
April5353Prior Year (2023) Stats
April - 66 | 66
13 less call(s) this year.
May00
June00
July00
August00
September00
October00
November00
December00
Totals228228
Working Fires9


Previous Years

2023727
2022683
2021208
2020582

Our Mission

The mission of the Mt. Penn Fire Company is to protect the lives and property of the people of Mt Penn from fires, natural disasters, and hazardous materials incidents; to save lives by providing Rescue services; to prevent fires through prevention and education programs; and to provide a 100% Volunteer work environment that values health, wellness and cultural diversity and is free of harassment and discrimination.

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