Mt. Penn Fire Company

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Crews called to assist Reading on 2nd...

Crews called to assist Reading on 2nd alarm fire
On February 28 at approximately 9:10 am Mt. Penn Engine 1 was called along with Exeter Township (Co 25) rescue to assist City of Reading units on a 2nd alarm fire at 253-255 S 17th St in East Reading. City units had arrived not long before and reported a working fire.   Upon discovering hoarding conditions and extension to the house next door [...]

Crews called to assist Birdsboro

Crews called to assist Birdsboro
On February 23 at about 4:15 pm Mt. Penn was dispatched to assist Birdsboro/Union (Co7) at 2 Industrial Drive for a reported structure fire at Van Industries.  Crews from Monocacy (Co6) and Gibralter (Co23) were also dispatched to assist. Chief 7 arrived and reported a fire in a grinding booth that was contained but with heavy smoke and fire [...]

Chimney Fire in Robeson Township

Chimney Fire in Robeson Township
On Monday February 9 just before noon Mt. Penn was dispatched along with Co 7 (Birdsboro Union), Co 25 (Exeter Twp) and Co 24 (Geigertown) to assist Co. 23 (Gibralter Fire Co) on a reported chimney fire at 634 Schuylkill Rd in Robeson Twp. Crews found a working chimney fire with some extension to the structure around the chimney area caused b [...]

Mt. Penn called to assist Exeter Town...

Mt. Penn called to assist Exeter Township
On Saturday February 7 the company was dispatched to provide a RIT team in the 600 block of Schoffer’s Rd. in Exeter Township for a reported chimney fire.  Upon arrival with the Exeter units it was discovered that there was a working chimney fire with extension into the structure from the chimney area.  Birdsboro/Union Fire Dept (Co 7) [...]

Crews called to assist Reading Fire o...

Crews called to assist Reading Fire on 3 Alarm Fatal Fire
On January 14, 2015 @ 2119 the City of Reading Fire Department responds to a structure fire in the 700 block of Chestnut St.  City crews encountered a large volume of fire on the 1st and 2nd floors of the dwelling with a report of an occupant unaccounted for. At 2127 Reading Deputy Chief Mogel requested a 2nd alarm due to deteriorating condit [...]

Crews respond to City on 3 Alarm Fire...

Crews assist City of Reading December 28, 2014 @ 2125 hours, Engine 1 and Ladder 1 respond to the City of Reading to assist on a 3 alarm double fatality fire in the 500 block of Spruce St. Ladder 1 crews were sent to assist Reading Car 6 with roof operation while the Engine 1 crew was sent to assist Reading Car 9 with interior operations.

Ladder 1 responds to the City

Ladder 1 responds to the City
November 2, 2014 @ 0106 hours While the City of Reading was busy with a working structure fire, an additional structure fire assignment was dispatched for 1025 Greenwich St, City of Reading for a reported structure fire.  Ladder 1 responded along with Engines 7 and 9, Ladder 3 from the City plus other surrounding county companies. A fire was [...]

4 Alarm Fire City of Reading

4 Alarm Fire City of Reading
Former Outlet Building at 8th & Oley, City of Reading. October 18, 2014 @ 0331 hours. Ladder 1 dispatched to assist on 4 alarm fire at 8th and Oley Streets, City of Reading. Mt Penn requested for manpower with elevated master streams.

4800 Deborah Drive Working House Fir...

4800 Deborah Drive  Working House Fire
Rescue 1 Dispatched Working Structure Fire ; Assisting Co 25 4800 DEBORAH DR EXETER ; POSS ATTIC FIRE ; 02/23/14 15:57

Old Angora Road Working Fire

Old Angora Road Working Fire
Engine1, Ladder 1, Rescue 1 Status:Dispatched Working Structure Fire ; ANTIETAM RD ON OLD ANGORA ROAD LOWER ALSACE ; PD ON LOCATION LARGE STONE FARMHOUSE ON FIRE; ROAD NOT PLOWED 2 + FEET OF SNOW BLOCKING ACCESS TO HOUSE 02/16/14 23:41

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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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