Millersburg Fire Company

The Millersburg Fire Company was dispatched on April 14, 2021 around 1900 for a reported vehicle fire on Manor Drive. Chief, Engine, Tanker and Attack 20 responded. Chief 20 arrived and found a vehicle with an engine compartment fire spreading to the interior. Engine 20 … [Read more...]

Millersburg Fire Company personnel were dispatched at 2100 0n April 8, 2021 to assist with a mountain fire on Deitrich Road in Jackson Township. Attack 20, Tanker 20, and Engine 20-1 operated on the scene until released at approximately 0200 on April 9, 2021. Crews operated … [Read more...]

The Millersburg Fire Company #1 was dispatched last evening, April 6, 2021 at 21:17 to the Susquehanna River to assist a boat in distress. Chief 20, Special Unit 20, Boat 20 and Engine 20 responded with seventeen personnel to the Millersburg Boat Landing. The caller reported the … [Read more...]

The Millersburg Fire Company would like to Congratulate Firefighter Cody Hepner for graduating from the Alexandria, Virginia's 51st Fire Training Academy. Best of luck to you as you start the next chapter in your career. We are so happy for you and all that you have accomplished. … [Read more...]

March 26th has been a busy day for Millersburg Fire Company units. Shortly after 12:00 units were dispatched for a report of wires down in the area of Rabbit Hill on route 209. After clearing that call units were dispatched for a pole and wires down on Route 209 and Klinger … [Read more...]

Millersburg Fire Company units were dispatched mutual aid to Northumberland County at 1451 hours today to assist on a reported structure fire. Truck 20 responded with five, Engine 20 responded with three and Tanker 20 responded with three. This was the third call for today. … [Read more...]

March 15, 2021 started off busy. Truck and Tanker 20 were dispatched on mutual aid to assist Station 21 on Box 21-3 at 0215 hours on a Greenhouse Fire. Truck 20 responded with six and the Tanker with one. Both units were placed in service prior to arrival. At 0526 hours, … [Read more...]

Millersburg Fire Company #1 units were dispatched this afternoon at 1353 hours to Isle of Q Road for a reported brush fire caused by downed power lines. Chief 20, Attack 20, Engine 201 and Tanker 20 responded. Upon arrival a power line was observed to be down arcing and … [Read more...]

Weekly fire company training was conducted on March 11, 2021 from 1900 until 2200 and focused on establishing a water supply by establishing a draft from the Wiconisco Creek and supplying water to an elevated aerial. The training was held at MYO Park. Engines 201 and 20 were … [Read more...]

On March 11. 2021 at 1545 units were dispatched for a motor vehicle accident involving a car and a motorcycle on State Route 25 and Rising Sun Road. Chief 20, Engine 20 and Engine 201 responded and assisted with patient care, traffic control, and established a landing zone for … [Read more...]

On March 11, 2021 at 1314 Box 20-4 was dispatched for a brush fire on Keefer’s Road in Upper Paxton Twp. Attack 20 responded with three personnel followed shortly after by Engine 201 and Tanker 20 each with one person. Chief 201, Mark Koppenhaver was on the scene. Attack 20’s … [Read more...]

Units were dispatched on Box 20-2 around 1412 for an outside fire in the 2200 block of Shippen Dam Road. Chief 202 (A.Snyder) arrived to find a fire spreading into brush. Attack 20’s crew was assigned suppression duties and deployed a booster line and hand tools to contain the … [Read more...]

At 0711 Box 201 was dispatched for a vehicle accident in the 500 block of Route 25 in front of the Upper Paxton Township Building. Chief 20, Engine 201, Truck 20 and Utility 20 responded. Chief 20 arrived to find one vehicle blocking Route 25 and one vehicle in the Township … [Read more...]

January 14, 2021: At 1745 Box 20-4 was dispatched for a two vehicle accident on State Route 209 and Isle of Q Road. Chief 20, Engine 201, and Truck 20 responded to assist. Chief 20 arrived to find one vehicle on its side and one blocking the roadway. All occupants were self … [Read more...]