Murrysville Volunteer Fire Company is a 100% VOLUNTEER organization
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Please note that we are a separate entity from Murrysville Medic One.
Any inquiries regarding CPR or other medical training/education should be directed to them.
www.murrysvillemedicone.org or 724-327-1222.
2022 Year in Review - Murrysville Volunteer Fire Company
Secretary Mike Cline, January 21
During 2022, the Murrysville Volunteer Fire Company (Station 20) answered 426 calls within its primary and mutual aid response districts. These calls included 5 structure fires, multiple vehicle collisions, with numerous Automatic Fire Alarms, Carbon Monoxide Alarms, Assists to Emergency Medical Services, Out of County Assists, and Aerial Ambulance Landing Zone Support. The company participated ... (Full Story)
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Arrival of the New Truck 20
Secretary Mike Cline, December 07
The Murrysville Volunteer Fire Company (Station 20) and the Municipality of Murrysville (represented by Mayor Synan) accepted delivery of the new Truck 20 from Sutphen Corporation of Dublin, Ohio. The new Truck 20 will become the principal structure firefighting unit within the Murrysville-Export Area. The unit is a Sutphen SPH100, which has a 100-foot main ladder which ends in a large platform ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Station 20 3rd Quarter 2022 Update
Secretary Mike Cline, October 12
During the first 9 months of 2022, the Murrysville Volunteer Fire Company (Station 20) has answered 315 fire/rescue calls within its primary fire district, and mutual aid area. These calls have ranged from Residential Structure Fires, Multiple Vehicle Collisions, Downed Utility Lines and Trees, Lift Assists to EMS, Residential and Commercial Automatic Fire/Carbon Monoxide Alarms, Aerial Ambulance ... (Full Story)
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Vehicle Rollover - Tarr Hollow Road
Secretary Mike Cline, October 11
At ~8:51 PM, Westmoreland 911 dispatched Station 20 (Murrysville VFC) for a report of a vehicle rollover on Tarr Hollow Road. Station 20 responded with Rescue 20 (5 firefighters including Assistant Chief 20) and Engine 20 (3 firefighters), with Chief 20 going directly to the scene. Chief 20 arrived on scene to find the Murrysville Police in command of the scene, Station 610 EMS assessing the occupants ... (Full Story & Photos)
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The intent of this site is to provide viewers with insight and images of the daily operations of the Murrysville Volunteer Fire Company. The Murrysville Volunteer Fire Company is a Participating Organization at the 75% level as defined by the Office of the State Fire Commissioner.
Questions, comments or to contact the station via e-mail please use info@murrysvillefire.com
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