Mt. Penn Fire Company

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THANK YOU!

THANK YOU!
FASTNACHTS ARE ALL!!! The members of the Mt. Penn Fire Company would like to thank you, the community for your continued support and dedication to our annual fundraiser. Thanks to all of you we have sold out of fastnachts and our 57th annual sale is now concluded. We look forward to seeing you next year, February 14th & 15th, 20 [...]

IT’S TIME!!!!!

IT’S TIME!!!!!
YES IT IS! FASTNACHT TIME! OUR 57TH ANNUAL SALE!!! This weekend, March 1st & 2nd is the time we have all been waiting for, delicious fastnachts! Doors open at the firehouse(2711 Grant St) at 8a.m. Saturday. Quantities are limited. Be early or wait until next year. Although we are scheduled for Saturday and Sunday there is a disti [...]

2 WEEKS!

2 WEEKS!
Just 2 weeks from today is the event you have all been waiting for! FASTNACHTS!!! Our 57th annual fastnacht sale will be held March 1st & 2nd. Doors open at 8a.m. both days and go until 4p.m. or sold out. Although the sale is scheduled for 2 days, our supply is limited and there is a good possibility we will sell out on Satur [...]

3 Alarms in Birdsboro

3 Alarms in Birdsboro
Danielle Hernandez photo Jennifer Randall photo J. Eisenhard photo On February 7th at 5p.m. Engine 1 was dispatched on the second alarm to assist Birdsboro(Co7) and other mutual aid companies with a working structure fire in the 200 block of Schuylkill Rd. First arriving units had heavy fire and smoke showing on arrival. All pers [...]

THANK YOU!!

THANK YOU!!
The members of the Mt. Penn Fire Company send a very heartfelt thank you to St. Catherines of Siena School in Mt. Penn for their generous donation of snacks to us. They are just what we needed as our supplies at station are running a bit low. It is very much appreciated!!

Winter Weather on the Way

Winter Weather on the Way
It appears that some winter weather is on the way with anywhere from 5 to 8 inches of snow predicted and followed by bitter cold. This means different things for all of us but no matter how you prepare and get through there are a few things we all need to keep in mind: Once the bad weather moves in don’t go out. Please stay off [...]

Early Morning Union Structure

Early Morning Union Structure
T. Neiswender On January 16th, shortly after 12:30a.m. Mt. Penn was dispatched as RIT, along with several other mutual aid companies to assist Birdsboro(Co7) with a reported barn fire on Sycamore Rd. in Union Township. A responding EMS unit reported a working fire from over a mile away. First arriving fire units found a 40x60ft barn wel [...]

Lower Alsace Fire

Lower Alsace Fire
Robert Mountz photo On January 6, shortly before 6:30p.m Mt. Penn was dispatched, along with several other mutual aid companies to assist Lower Alsace(Co4) with a reported structure fire at 1881Mountain Top Rd. in the township. Additional information was a shed on fire with extension to the residence. First arriving units had a fully invo [...]

2024 Summary

2024 Summary
2024 was another typical year for Mt. Penn Fire Company. We answered a total of 685 calls for service, slightly down from 2023’s total. That averages just under 2 calls per day although it doesn’t actually work that way. Sometimes we may go for a few days with nothing and other days we are answering 4, 5 or more calls for service [...]

Welcome 2025

Welcome 2025
The last day of 2024 is upon us and in less than 11 hours it will be 2025! We hope you had a wonderful Christmas with family and friends. Now it’s time to move on to a new year with new possibilities. The members of the Mt. Penn Fire wish everybody a very happy, prosperous and safe 2025! Let’s make it a great one!

Mt. Penn Fire Company

Phone 610-779-6723

Department Activity

Summary of department activity
2026
MonthFire CallsTotal
January00
February00
March00
April00
May00
June00
July00
August00
September00
October00
November00
December00
Totals00
Working Fires0


Previous Years

2025470
2024685
2023727
2022683

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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