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Mailing Address:
340 Lewisberry Road
New Cumberland, PA 17070
Organization Phone: 717-774-3080
(For emergencies dial 911)
***2nd working fire***
Fairview Twp units and multiple mutual aide companies are currently operating on a house fire in the Twp.
Thank you to Cumb Squad 33 for covering the twp while we operate. (New Kingstown)
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Can anyone tell me a house number?
Twp units are clearing a 30x30 shed fire that spread to the woods. Crews worked for about an hour to extinguish.
Sending thought and prayers to you all. You have had a busy couple of night.
Thank you!!
This morning members are taking their annual Haz Mat ops refresher class. Members are required once a year to take this.
Good luck Casey Leinberger
Awesome. I like hazmat 😊
Thank you
The Fairview Township Fire Department provides primary Fire and Rescue services to Fairview Township and Lewisberry Borough consisting of a roughly 36 square mile area. Fairview Township’s population is around 17,541 per the 2020 census. Lewisberry Borough has a population of roughly 300. The response area consists of residential developments, hotels, agricultural, commercial and industrial business. Fairview Fire operates out of 3 Fire Stations. Station 1 is in the Northeast area of Fairview and houses Engine 1, Rescue, Brush and Utility. Station 2 is in the Southeast area of the Township and houses Engine 2, Tanker and Utility. Station 3 is in Lewisberry Borough and houses Engine 3 and Utility.
Fairview Township covers parts of both I-83 and the PA Turnpike highway systems. Fairview Fire provides regular mutual aid assistance to surrounding municipalities such as Lower Allen Township and New Cumberland Boro in Cumberland County and Newberry Township and Warrington Township in York County. Fairview Fire responds to around 700 calls for service each year. Many of them are auto accidents and an average of 20-30 working structure fires.