McSherrystown Steam Fire Engine Company (Part of Saves)

Southeastern Adams Volunteer Emergency Services, Inc. (SAVES) is a dedicated organization formed in January 2005, celebrating 20 years of service in the Hanover, PA area. Recognized as a leader in emergency consolidation throughout Pennsylvania, SAVES focuses on long-term planning, community outreach, and operational preparedness to effectively respond to emergencies. The organization operates multiple fire and rescue apparatus, including Engine 29, Rescue 29, and Tanker 29, and is actively involved in community events and training. With a commitment to maintaining high standards of service, SAVES continually updates its facilities and equipment to ensure readiness for any emergency situation. Generated from the website

Hanover Area Fire Rescue, formed on February 1, 2018, through the merger of the Hanover Fire Department and Penn Township Department of Fire and Rescue, operates under the Hanover Area Fire and Rescue Commission. This progressive fire department combines a dedicated team of 10 to 12 volunteer responders with a career staff of 30 firefighters and approximately 40 Emergency Medical Service providers to deliver high-quality service to the communities of Hanover Borough and Penn Township. In addition to emergency response, Hanover Area Fire Rescue emphasizes positive public relations by actively participating in community events. The organization also seeks volunteers, including firefighters and Fire Police officers, to enhance its capabilities and community engagement. Generated from the website

Hanover Area Fire and Rescue is a merged entity formed by the Hanover Fire Department and Penn Township Department of Fire and Rescue, operating under the Hanover Area Fire and Rescue Commission. With a combination of volunteer responders and a career staff, they provide top-quality fire and emergency medical services to the Hanover Borough and Penn Township. Embracing a philosophy of positive public relations, Hanover Area Fire and Rescue actively participates in community events and operates the Greater Hanover Fire Museum, offering a glimpse into the rich firefighting history of the area. They are always seeking volunteer members to join their ranks, including firefighters and Fire Police officers.Generated from the website