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National Fire Department Census Database, Pennsylvania Fire Dept Name HQ City HQ State HQ Zip HQ Phone Abbottstown Fire Company Abbottstown PA 17301-0214 717-259-0697 Alpha Fire Company #1 Littlestown PA 17340-1612 717-359-4212 Aspers Volunteer Fire/EMS Aspers PA 17304 717-677-6303 Bendersville Community Fire Company Bendersville PA 17306-0254 717-677-8000 Biglerville Hose & Truck Company NO 1 Biglerville PA 17307 (717) 677-7532 Buchanan Valley Fire Department Inc. Orrtanna PA 17353 717-677-9234 Cashtown Community Fire Department Cashtown PA 17310 717-334-3838 Fairfield Community Fire Company Fairfield PA 17320-0587 (717) 642-8842 Fountaindale Volunteer Fire DepartmentFairfield PA 17320-8923 717-794-2021 Gettysburg Fire Department Gettysburg PA 17325-0575 717-334-7548 Hampton Volunteer Fire Company New Oxford PA 17350-9629 717-624-2323 Heidlersburg Fire Company Gettyburg PA 17325-7617 717-528-8867 Irishtown Fire Company Inc. New Oxford PA 17350 717-624-4141 Kingsdale Volunteer Fire Company Littlestown PA 17340 717-359-5566 Lake Meade Fire And Rescue East Berlin PA 17316 717-259-8338 Liberty Fire Company #1 East Berlin East Berlin PA 17316 717-259-7125 McSherrystown Steam Fire Engine CompanyMcSherrystown (Part of SAVES) PA 17344-1706 717-637-9171 New Oxford Community Fire Company New Oxford PA 17350 (717) 624-7456 Southeastern Adams Volunteer EmergencyHanover Services Inc. PA 17331-8920 (717) 637-2610 York Springs Fire Company 1 York Springs PA 17372-0315 717-528-4728 Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corporation FireBrackenridge Brigade PA 15014 724-226-5361 Allegheny Valley Volunteer Fire CompanyHarwick #1 PA 15049 724-274-4250 Aspinwall Volunteer Fire Department Pittsburg PA 15215 412-781-0213 Avalon Volunteer Fire Cormpany Pittsburgh PA 15202 (412) 766-2244 Baldwin Independent Fire Company No. Pittsburgh1 PA 15227-4165 412-882-2510 Bauerstown Volunteer Fire Department PittsburghStation 259 PA 15209-1551 412-821-8022 Becks Run Independent Fire Company Pittsburgh PA 15210 412-481-2330 Ben Avon Volunteer Fire Company Pittsburgh PA 15202 412-761-7566 Berkeley Hills Fire Department Pittsburgh PA 15237-3738 412-366-2910 Bethel Park Volunteer Fire Company Bethel Park PA 15102 412-835-1127 Big Sewickley Creek Volunteer Fire DepartmentSewickley PA 15143-8679 (724) 266-6151 Blaine Hill Volunteer Fire Company Elizabeth PA 15037-1829 412-384-6555 Blawnox Glenover Volunteer Fire DepartmentPittsburgh PA 15238 412-828-6380 Bower Hill Volunteer Fire Department Bridgeville PA 15017 412-221-3497 Braddock Volunteer Fire Dept. #2 Braddock PA 15104 412-271-4806 Brentwood Volunteer Fire Company Pittsburgh PA 15227 412-884-1433 Bridgeville Volunteer Fire Company Bridgeville PA 15017 412-221-1711 Broughton Volunteer Fire Department Pittsburgh PA 15236 (412) 655-4844 Buena Vista Volunteer Fire Department No.Buena 1 Vista PA 15018 412-751-1820 Bunola Volunteer Fire Company Bunola PA 15020 (412) 384-9940 Carnegie Volunteer Fire & Rescue Carnegie PA 15106-0426 412-276-4355 Castle Shannon Volunteer Fire DepartmentCastle Shannon PA 15234-2231 412-884-7913 Central Volunteer Fire Company Elizabeth PA 15037 412-751-9712 Cherry City Volunteer Fire Company Pittsburgh PA 15209-1803 412-822-7000 Churchill Volunteer Fire Company Pittsburgh PA 15235-4951 412-241-3449 Citizens Hose CO # 2 Natrona Heights PA 15065-2300 724-224-1912 Citizens Hose Company #1Volunteer FireGlassport Department PA 15045 412-672-2025 Clairton Volunteer Fire Department Clairton PA 15025-1243 412-233-8113 Columbia Hose Hook and Ladder CompanyPittsburgh No. 1 of Bellevue PennsylvaniaPA 15202 (412) 766-7455 Coraopolis Volunteer Fire Department Coraopolis PA 15108-0253 412-264-3000 Coulter Vol. Fire Co & Relief Assoc. Inc. Coulter PA 15028 412-751-2252 Crafton Volunteer Fire Department Crafton PA 15205 412-875-0022 Crescent Township Volunteer Fire DepartmentCrescent PA 15046-9998 724-457-7430 Crestas Volunteer Fire Company North Versailles PA 15137 (412) 823-9898 Dorseyville VFD Pittsburgh PA 15238 (412) 767-4343 Dravosburg Volunteer Fire Department 1Dravosburg PA 15034 412-466-2405 Duquesne Annex Volunteer Fire CompanyWest Mifflin PA 15122 412-466-7500 Duquesne Volunteer Fire Department Duquesne PA 15110 412-469-0434 Edgewood Volunteer Fire Department Pittsburgh PA 15218-1445 412-242-9994 Elizabeth Borough Volunteer Fire CompanyElizabeth PA 15037 412-384-3473 Elizabeth Township Fire Department No.Buena 1 Vista PA 15018 724-872-7114 Emsworth Volunteer Fire Company Inc Pittsburgh PA 15202 (412) 766-3055 Etna Volunteer Fire Department Pittsburgh PA 15223-2126 412-781-1155 Eureka Fire Rescue EMS Tarentum PA 15084 724-224-9914 Evergreen Fire Company Pittsburgh PA 15209-1344 412-821-3957 Fairview Volunteer Fire Department Bridgeville PA 15017 412-221-8134 Fairview Volunteer Fire Department Pittsburgh PA 15202 412-761-3371 Fawn Township Volunteer Fire CompanyNatrona 2 Heights PA 15065 724-224-8553 Fawn Township Volunteer Fire DepartmentTarentum #1 PA 15084-3425 724-224-4222 Floreffe Volunteer Fire Company Jefferson Hills PA 15025 412-384-9644 Forest Hills Volunteer Fire Department Pittsburgh PA 15221 (412) 351-7335 Forward Township Volunteer Fire Company-EMSElizabeth PA 15037-3160 412-384-4411 Franklin Park Volunteer Fire Company #1Sewickley PA 15143 412-364-5670 Frazer Township Volunteer Fire DepartmentCreighton #2 PA 15030-0132 724-224-3288 Frazer Township Volunteer Fire DepartmentTarentum NO 1 PA 15084 724-224-6262 Gill Hall Volunteer Fire Company Jefferson Hills PA 15025-3407 412-655-2929 Glendale Hose Company 1 Scott Township PA 15106 412-276-4611 Green Tree Volunteer Fire Company Pittsburgh PA 15220-0021 (412) 921-9366 Greenock Volunteer Fire Company Greenock PA 15047 (412) 751-7655 Hampton Township VFD#1 Allison Park PA 15101 412-487-1114 Harrison Hills Volunteer Fire Company #4Natrona Heights PA 15065 724-295-2422 Heidlelberg Volunteer Fire Department Heidelberg PA 15106-4046 (412) 276-5955 Highand Volunteer Fire Department Pittsburgh PA 15237 (412) 366-3473 Hilltop Hose Company #3 Natrona Heights PA 15065-0214 724-224-9968 Holiday Park Volunteer Fire DepartmentPittsburgh PA 15239-2315 724-327-3456 Homestead Volunteer Fire Department Homestead PA 15120 412-461-1342 Independent Hose Company #5 PresstonMcKees Volunteer Rocks Fire DepartmentPA Stowe TWP 15136 (412) 331-1449 Indianola Volunteer Fire Company Indianola PA 15051 412-767-5503 Ingram Volunteer Fire Department Pittsburgh PA 15205-0525 412-921-2820 Keating Fire Company Pittsburgh PA 15229-2238 412-931-2447 Kennedy Township Independent VolunteerMc KeesFire Company Rocks Station 181PA 15136-1536 (412) 331-6952 Kilbuck Township Volunteer Fire CompanyPittsburgh Station 182 PA 15237-1012 412-766-1266 Kirwan Heights Volunteer Fire DepartmentBridgeville PA 15017-2820 412-221-8382 Laurel Gardens Volunteer Fire CO Pittsburgh PA 15229-1290 (412) 366-3332 Leetsdale Fire Department Leetsdale PA 15056 (724) 266-1171 Liberty Borough Volunteer Fire DepartmentLiberty Borough PA 15133 (412) 672-1820 Library Volunteer Fire Company South Park PA 15129 (412) 835-7114 Lincoln Boro Volunteer Fire & Rescue #1Elizabeth PA 15037-3033 412-751-6080 Logans Ferry Heights Volunteer Fire DepartmentNew Kensington PA 15068 724-339-2210 Marshall Township Volunteer Fire DepartmentWarrendale PA 15086-0216 (724) 935-1230 McKees Rocks Ind. Volunteer Fire DepartmentMcKees Rocks PA 15136 (412) 331-6116 McKeesport Fire Department McKeesport PA 15132 (412) 675-5021 Middle Road Volunteer Fire DepartmentGlenshaw PA 15116-3110 412-486-6365 Millvale Volunteer Fire Company Millvale PA 15209-2647 412-821-1868 Monroeville Volunteer Fire Company 4 Monroeville PA 15146 412-372-4404 Monroeville Volunteer Fire Department Monroeville#1 PA 15146 412-824-1122 Monroeville Volunteer Fire Department Monroeville5 PA 15146-0156 412-372-7725 Moon Run Volunteer Fire Company McKees Rocks PA 15136 412-787-0527 Moon Township Volunteer Fire Co. Moon Township PA 15108 (412) 262-5004 Mount Lebanon Fire Department Pittsburgh PA 15228 412-343-3402 Mt. Oliver Hook & Ladder Fire DepartmentMT.OLIVER PA 15210-2114 412-431-5210 Munhall Volunteer Fire Company 5 Munhall PA 15120-2113 412-464-7325 Neville Island General Volunteer Fire DepartmentPittsburgh PA 15225-1351 412-262-2338 North Bradock Volunteer Fire DepartmentNorth 1 Braddock PA 15104-0188 412-824-7791 North Fayette Township Volunteer Fire DepartmentOakdale PA 15071-9300 412-787-2883 Oakdale Hose Company Oakdale PA 15071-0095 724-693-9408 Ohio Township Volunteer Fire CompanyPittsburgh PA 15237-1047 (412) 366-2545 Park Volunteer Fire Company #4 MunhallMunhall #203 PA 15120-3258 (412) 464-7324 Parkview Volunteer Fire Department Pittsburgh PA 15215 (412) 781-9728 Peebles District Volunteer Fire CompanyPittsburgh PA 15237-5811 412-364-2113 Penn # 7 Volunteer Fire Company Penn Hills PA 15235 412-247-1892 Penn Hills #4 Volunteer Fire DepartmentVerona PA 15147-2112 412-828-0690 Pircarin Relief Fire Co # 2 Pitcarin PA 15140-1222 (412) 856-5630 Pitcairn Hose Company # 1 Station 229 Pitcairn PA 15140 412-372-7040 Pittsburgh Bureau of Fire Pittsburgh PA 15219-2014 412-255-2860 Pleasant Hills Volunteer Fire Company Pittsburgh PA 15236-3911 412-653-2222 Presto Volunteer Fire Department Presto PA 15142-1114 412-221-5677 Quaill Volunteer Fire Department Pittsburgh PA 15229-1045 412-766-9698 Rainbow Volunteer Fire Company White Oak PA 15131 (412) 672-1493 Rankin Volunteer Fire Department Rankin PA 15104-1077 412-271-3211 Rennerdale Volunteer Fire Department Carnegie PA 15106-1489 412-276-9652 Renton Volunteer Fire Department Plumboro PA 15239 (412) 793-3211 Richland Township Volunteer Fire DepartmentGibsonia PA 15044-0101
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