Community Blood Drive

December 8, 2019

Members and citizens in the community took part in donating blood. Our patient care goes beyond emergency medicine. Help save a life by donating today!

Year	Fire	EMS	Total
2018	555	1501	2056
2017	587	1189	1776
2016	574	1353	1927
2015	568	1071	1639
2014	483	991	1474
2013	502	1097	1599
2012	509	1219	1728
2011	443	976	1519
2010	430	886	1316
2009	473	816	1289
2008	496	865	1361
2007	532	1054	1586

Monroeville Volunteer Fire Department Company 1

2 days ago

Engine runs second fire in 12 hours:

Shortly after 10 this morning, Engine 12 was alerted to assist Turtle Creek Fire Department with a working row house fire. Units are still operating on the scene of the incident. Photo credit to Eric Lawrence First Due Photography. ... See MoreSee Less

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A lil Chief kept it to the original unit

Did it get into the roof?

Monroeville Volunteer Fire Department Company 1 is at Monroeville Volunteer Fire Department Company 1.

3 days ago

First Due House Fire:

Just before 11pm Saturday Night, Monroeville Fire Companies were alerted for a residential structure fire in our first due, fire extending into the walls from a fireplace. C-10 arrived on scene, established command, and reported smoke showing and visible flames inside from side A. Engine 12 arrived, secured their own water supply, and stretched the 1.75” hand line with a smooth bore nozzle for attack, as well as a 2” back up line. The fire was quickly knocked with tank water. Additional MFD units arrived on scene and assisted with laddering, ventilation, and overhaul. Wilkins Township VFC No. 1 assisted on the scene with air supply. Within an hour, the balance of the assignment returned in service, and Engine 12 remained on scene to assist the Allegheny County Fire Marshal’s Office with investigation.

Monroeville Fire Dept. Co. #4
Monroeville Fire Dept. Co. #5
Monroeville Fire Company 6
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Why do you call in wilkin for air? Doesn't the squad have an air system?

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6 days ago

The last open cab American LaFrance ever built - 1982 - Monroeville Fire Dept. Co. #5 Engine 52
Later Purchased by Wall Boro Fire Dept and merged into United Fire Rescue

The last American LaFrance ever built in Elmira Ny Plant - 1985 - Monroeville Fire Dept. Co. #1 Engine 11
Later Purchased by Munhall Fire Co #5

Served together and now retired together in a great home and care taker. ... See MoreSee Less