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Citizens Fire Company No. 1 Palmyra, Pa
- 35 West Walnut Street
Palmyra, PA 17078
As 2025 comes to an end, we are proud to share our end of year statistics. We’d like to thank all those that have supported us to allow your Palmyra Volunteers to serve the community to the best of our ability for our 135th consecutive year.
628 Incidents
48 Fires
16 Jobs (Interior Attack Structure Fires)
5 Pins (Extrications from Vehicles)
20,600ft Hose Deployed on Incidents
1,545ft Ground Ladders Deployed on Incidents
62 Fire Prevention and Public Relation Events
5,353 Staffing Hours
5,216 Training Hours
529hrs of Live In Duties
330hrs of Physical Fitness
And hundreds of hours of other duties.
We look forward to a great 2026! ... See MoreSee Less
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The daylight crew received a donation of several pies this afternoon from The North Star Financial Group.
We thank our community for the continued support! ... See MoreSee Less
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The Palmyra Fire Volunteers kept steady today including seven incident responses, both in our first due area and while the Rescue Engine with five members stood by at Swatara Fire 91 while they worked a building fire. Additionally, crews completed all of our weekly maintenance on all apparatus and nearly three hours of Rapid Intervention training. ... See MoreSee Less
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This morning Tower 1 with four members responded to Conewago Township, Dauphin County for this structure fire. Members assisted with searches, fire attack, ventilation, and overhaul. The Wagon later responded as a fill-site engine. Crews operated for approximately 3 hours. Photos from Londonderry and Hershey Fire Companies. ... See MoreSee Less
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Rain or shine, day or night. The Volunteers of Palmyra Fire pride ourselves in training to provide the best possible service to our community, as of tonight the department reaching nearly 4,360 training hours this year. This evening, five members consisting of live-in and bunk-in members performed numerous engine company operation drills. This video shows just one of our scenarios this evening. #palmyrafire ... See MoreSee Less
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Last evening, Palmyra Fire was dispatched for a report of a horse stuck in mud in a field. Chief 1 and Lieutenant 1-1 arrived to find horse weighing 1,200 pounds stuck up to his stomach in an old pond. Rescue Engine 1-1 was dispatched to assist along with a tow truck from Blatt and Tillett as well as Lebanon County Department of Emergency Services for their large animal sled. Rescue Engine 75 was added onto the event for their specialized horse experts who were on shift. Upon arrival, units coordinated a plan to extricate the horse with the veterinarian on the scene. The horse was able to be freed from the mud and onto the sled and then pulled to firm ground where the horse was able to stand on its own and was uninjured. Palmyra Fire would like to thank Blatt and Tillett, Fort Indian Town Gap Fire Department B Shift, Lebanon County Department of Emergency Services Chief 50, and Palmyra Area School District for their assistance with making this a successful rescue. ... See MoreSee Less
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This morning, the day light crew attended a fire prevention event at Inspire Daycare of Palmyra. The students made a generous donation from their summer lemonade stand as well as snack bags. ... See MoreSee Less
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The Rescue Engine with three members attended this Heavy Vehicle Extrication and EV Drill yesterday. ... See MoreSee Less
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Photos from the acquired structure burn that several members attended a few weeks ago. Thank you Neversink Fire Company for hosting and inviting us! ... See MoreSee Less
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