Northern York County Fire Rescue

Monroe Fire Company is a 100% volunteer organization which proudly provides fire protection and emergency medical services to the more than 5, 500 people living in Monroe Township, Cumberland County. Founded in 1937 as Williams Grove Fire Company, and with roots dating as far back as 1860, Monroe Fire Company operates out of a single fire station located just outside the Village of Churchtown. The fire company's fleet of vehicles consists of an engine, tanker, mini-pumper, brush, and utility vehicle ; as well as three chief's vehicles and two water rescue boats. Monroe Fire Company answers more than 250 incidents each year including non-emergency public assistance incidents, water rescues, vehicle rescues, and building fires. Our 26.5 sq-mile first-due area includes rural farmland, residential developments, the Appalachian Trail, mountain trails, a Class I railroad, and the Yellow Breeches Creek.

The Upper Allen Fire Department, located in Mechanicsburg, PA, serves as an essential emergency response team within Cumberland County. With a commitment to safety and community service, the department engages in regular training exercises and collaborates with neighboring fire companies to enhance their operational skills and readiness. Recently, the department introduced a new Roof Simulator to improve their Truck Company skills and executed complex technical rescues with collaboration from various county teams. Their ongoing training scenarios, such as simulating rooftop fires, aim to strengthen teamwork and refine the necessary skills for effective emergency response. Generated from the website

The Wellsville Fire Company, located in Wellsville, PA, is a volunteer organization that serves the community of York County. With a dedicated group of well-trained volunteers, they respond to emergency calls and are supported by an auxiliary group. The company relies on the assistance of community volunteers for fundraising events and appreciates the support from surrounding municipalities. They are always looking for individuals interested in becoming active in emergency response or joining the auxiliary.Generated from the website