A few of our members put together a video that was shown at our dinner Saturday night. It highlights some of the work we did last year and we think it turned out pretty well. Maybe we will make this an annual project. Hope you enjoy it as much as we did.
Well, we’re almost there! Good riddance to another year full of problems for everybody. The members of the Mt. Penn Fire Company are looking forward to a fresh start and we would like to wish all of you a Happy & safe New Year! It looks like we will finish up with just about 650 emergency calls for the year. We have taken p [...]
Yes, it’s true. After negotiations between borough council, fire company officers and township supervisors with North Pole Central Command (NPCC), that jolly old elf and everybody’s favorite guy with a twinkle in his eye, Santa Claus will be making his way around Mt. Penn Borough AND Alsace Township on a fire truck. He has [...]
20 years ago today this country was shocked by the actions of terrorists who attacked on our own soil in New York City, Arlington, Virginia and Shanksville, Pennsylvania. Thousands lost their lives and many more thousands were injured. First responders, especially in New York City, suffered terrible losses while trying to save others. [...]
Today is our lucky day! 2020 is leaving at midnight and we will (if you’re still awake) ring in 2021. This past year has been full of challenges for all of us in fire, EMS and law enforcement as well as for everybody else all around the world. Let’s hope 2021 brings some positive and tangible changes for the good of all ins [...]
By a special agreement between the Fire Chief and the North Pole Travel Company this Saturday, December 19 beginning at 5p.m. that jolly old elf, Santa Claus, will be making the rounds of Mt. Penn on a fire truck. Make sure you listen for the sirens and look for the lights so you know when he is in the neighborhood. Make sure you are d [...]
Hopefully everybody is doing well. Welcome to Fall! We haven’t been on here too much lately but that doesn’t mean things have stopped for your fire company. We continue to be busy with our raffles which are going well. THANK YOU for your continued support, it is greatly appreciated!
We have continued to be busy with ca [...]
Today was a beautiful September day…..in 2001
Today many of us got up for work not knowing what the day would bring…..in 2001
Today would change many of our lives forever…..in 2001
Today many of us would lose friends & family…..in 2001
Today places in New York, Virginia and Pennsylvania would become sa [...]
Due to the current situation with the Corona virus in Pennsylvania and the rest of the country it has become necessary to implement some restrictions at the Mt. Penn Fire Company. 1. Access to the station is limited to Mt. Penn Fire Company personnel only. 2. No tours of the station or other public access is permitted at this time. 3. [...]
The 52 annual Fastnacht sale has ended-SOLD OUT! It was a busy weekend with the sale and handling of several emergency calls from a 2nd alarm fire in Reading City to a crash in Oley and other incidents in Mt. Penn and Lower Alsace. Mark your calendar for February 13th & 14th, 2021. Thank you so much for your continued s [...]
49Prior Year (2022) Stats January - 60 | 60 11 less call(s) this year.
February
41
41Prior Year (2022) Stats February - 56 | 56 15 less call(s) this year.
March
66
66Prior Year (2022) Stats March - 48 | 48 18 more call(s) this year.
April
66
66Prior Year (2022) Stats April - 59 | 59 7 more call(s) this year.
May
64
64Prior Year (2022) Stats May - 48 | 48 16 more call(s) this year.
June
67
67Prior Year (2022) Stats June - 50 | 50 17 more call(s) this year.
July
89
89Prior Year (2022) Stats July - 60 | 60 29 more call(s) this year.
August
49
49Prior Year (2022) Stats August - 48 | 48 1 more call(s) this year.
September
44
44Prior Year (2022) Stats September - 49 | 49 5 less call(s) this year.
October
0
0
November
0
0
December
0
0
Totals
535
535
Working Fires
18
Previous Years
2022
683
2021
208
2020
582
2019
656
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.