Mt. Penn Fire Company

Assist to Exeter on crash

Assist to Exeter on crash
On November 8, just before 11a.m. Mt. Penn was dispatched to assist Exeter (Co25) at Shelbourne Rd. and Pennsylvania Ave. in the township for a vehicle crash with entrapment.  On arrival Exeter found one vehicle that had gone off the road and apparently rolled over, trapping both occupants.  When Mt. Penn arrived they assisted in removing the [...]

Steady Sunday

Steady Sunday
This past Sunday was started at the station with the crew stripping and cleaning out the old Rescue 1 in preparation for getting the new Rescue 1 in service.  A great turn out made this job much easier and it was finished up by early afternoon. Shortly after 3p.m. the Engine was dispatched to assist Lower Alsace (Co4) at 107 Old Spies Chur [...]

Daylight savings time ends-Check your...

Daylight savings time ends-Check your batteries!
This weekend daylight savings time will come to an end at 2a.m on Sunday, November 6.  While you are changing all of the clocks in your house back one hour we ask that you also change the batteries in your smoke and carbon monoxide detectors.  It seems like a small thing but having fresh batteries ensures that you and your family can get the [...]

Mt. Penn assists on rescue

Mt. Penn assists on rescue
On October 22 shortly after noon, Mt. Penn was dispatched to assist Lower Alsace (Co4) on a rescue in the area of Klapperthal Junction along the train tracks.  A male had been climbing the rocks there and had slipped and fallen about 20ft causing leg and ankle injuries several hours earlier.  His exact location was unknown so Deputy 4 (Yohn) [...]

Amity structure fire

On October 21 about 11:15a.m. Mt. Penn was dispatched to assist Monocacy (Co6) and Amity (Co49) as the RIT company to 66 Mildred Ave. in Amity Twp. for a reported structure fire.  Berks Radio had advised they received numerous calls reporting smoke and flames from the address.  First arriving units found a well involved mobile home with visib [...]

Rush hour vehicle crash

Rush hour vehicle crash
  On October 18 just before 5p.m. Mt. Penn was dispatched along with Engine 4 (Lower Alsace) to the 2400 block of Perkiomen Ave. in the Boro for a vehicle vs a pole.  R1 arrived within a few minutes  and confirmed the dispatch with the location being N. 25th St. and Perkiomen Ave.  Once E1 arrived it was determined that E4 could return a [...]

Fire Prevention Week Part 2

Fire Prevention Week Part 2
Mt. Penn wrapped up Fire Prevention Week activities with visits to some local schools on Thursday and Friday mornings.  The kids were refreshed on some prior fire prevention themes such as stop, drop and roll as well as what do to in an emergency such as evacuating the premises and calling 911.  This year’s theme of “Don’t [...]

Fire Prevention Week 2016

Fire Prevention Week 2016
October 9th begins Fire Prevention Week 2016 with the theme of “Don’t wait, check the date!”  It encourages everybody to check the date on your smoke detectors to see if they are more than 10 years old and, if they are, to replace them immediately.  Most of the public is unaware that a smoke detector needs to be replaced on [...]

Safety Day at Exeter Home Depot

Safety Day at Exeter Home Depot
On October 1, Mt. Penn joined up with Exeter, Monocacy, Geigertown, Reading Scuba Team, Birdsboro, Exeter EMS and fire police from Cumru & Exeter Township as well as West Reading Boro to support the Home Depot in Exeter with their annual Safety Day Kids workshop.  Participants were able to build and paint their own fire truck to take hom [...]

Vehicle rollover in Mt. Penn

Vehicle rollover in Mt. Penn
On September 20 at 2p.m. Mt. Penn was dispatched along with Engine 4 (Lower Alsace) to the alley behind 1969 Fairview Ave. for a report of a vehicle rolled over with entrapment.  Deputy 4-1 (Mountz) arrived and confirmed the dispatch information and that the patient was conscious and alert.  Once crews arrived they stabilized the vehicle wit [...]

Mt. Penn Fire Company

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Department Activity

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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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