Be part of something bigger.... (Full Story & Photos)

Have your chimney cleaned, check your furnace, and keep space heaters clear of anything that can burn. Stay safe this season!... (Full Story & Photos)

This training involved a multiple vehicle accident with several victims that were entrapped. Several days later we found ourselves responded to that exact same scenario...but in real life. Rescue 16 and Squad 16 are both outfitted with equipment that can assist with a vehicle rescue. This includes rescue tools, struts, jacks, air bags, chains, etc. And so much more that it is hard to list. The purchase ... (Full Story & Photos)

Airy Fire Company, Ephrata Community Ambulance Association, Warwick Community Ambulance Association, and Wellspan Medics responded for a head on collision in the 1900 block of W. Main Street in Clay Township involving two red SUV type vehicles. Crews removed two doors for better patient access, assisted EMS with patient care, debris cleanup, and traffic control.... (Full Story & Photos)

Keep Halloween fun and safe this year:
Carry flashlights or glow sticks so you’re visible
Use reflective tape on costumes or bags
Walk on sidewalks, not in the street
Check all candy before eating
Keep decorations like candles and jack-o’-lanterns away from anything that can burn
Have a safe and spooktacular night, Lincoln community!... (Full Story & Photos)

Thank you for volunteering!... (Full Story & Photos)

The drill involved many patients requiring vehicle stabilization, extrication, triage, and patient care. All four agencies involved worked seamlessly together to train and make the services they provide even better to the Ephrata Community. Special thanks to Valley View Towing and Martins Market Owners for making this drill possible. Also thanks to the few municipal leaders who stopped by to ... (Full Story & Photos)

Flashovers occur when all the combustible materials in a space ignite simultaneously. Key indicators include intense heat (over 1000 degrees fahrenheit), flames rolling across the ceiling, and thick black smoke. When a flashover occurs, firefighters in full protective clothing only have 3-5 seconds to escape from the area or protect themselves using water to aggressively cool the area. Otherwise, ... (Full Story & Photos)