The Murrysville Vol. Fire Co. welcomes 2024. Here is a recap of calls we responded to in 2023. Automatic fire alarms and carbon monoxide alerts are top of the list at 109. Next up was motor vehicle accidents with 82. Next is fires that include structure , brush and vehicle fires at 24. It was a busy year for calls involving smells of natural gas for 36. Medical assist and landing zones came in at ... (Full Story & Photos)

Murrysville vol. fire co. had a busy month in November as we responded to 47 911 calls . We ask that during the Holiday season everybody enjoy the time with friends and family and to be safe now and always. Happy Holidays from the members of Station 20... (Full Story)

On 20 June 2023, Randy Marts, a 55-year veteran of the Murrysville Volunteer Fire Company #1 responded to his final alarm. Randy served in every Line Officer position, including Chief for 12 years, and served as the Company President afterwards for another 9 years. He was mentor to all within the company, especially the junior firefighters. His technical expertise in firefighting and the general ... (Full Story & Photos)

During the evening of 14 June 2023, Joint Aerial Apparatus and Water Flow Training was conducted at the Franklin Regional High School. Station 20 (Murrysville Volunteer Fire Company), Station 22 (Export Volunteer Fire Department), and Station 115 (Upper Burrell Volunteer Fire Company) participated in the training session. The training included cross training of the firefighters on other station's ... (Full Story & Photos)

During the evening of 10 May 2023, the Murrysville Volunteer Fire Company (Station 20) conducted Aerial Apparatus and Water Flow Training at the Franklin Regional Intermediate School using the new Truck 20 and Engine 20. This training is part of the yearly training program to ensure that the firefighters remain current on procedures for fighting structures fires on multi-story structures within community. ... (Full Story & Photos)