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Station 20 - September 2024 Update
Secretary Mike Cline, October 01
During the month of September, the Firefighters of the Murrysville Volunteer Fire Company #1 (Station 20) answered 31 fire/rescue calls including 2 structure fires, and several multi-vehicle collisions within our primary response area for a total of 385 calls during 2024. The company continued with its 2024 Training Program, completing Phase 2 of Vehicle Rescue, provided at the station by the Westmoreland ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Station 20 - August 2024 Update
Secretary Mike Cline, September 06
During the month of August, the Firefighters of the Murrysville Volunteer Fire Company #1 (Station 20) answered 46 fire/rescue calls including a multiple alarm natural gas call within in the structure at the Monroeville Mircle Mile Shopping Center, for a total of 354 calls for 2024. The company continued with its 2024 Training Program, completing Phase I of Vehicle Rescue, provided at the station ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Forcible Entry Training
Secretary Mike Cline, August 01
During the evening of 31 Jully 2024, the Firefighters of Station 20 (Murrysville Volunteer Fire Company), and Station 22 (Export Volunteer Fire Department) attended a Forcible Entry Class provided by the Westmoreland County Fire Academy held at Station 20. The firefighters received instruction on making expeditious forcible entry into a structure during a Fire/Rescue Call. This training is part ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Station 20 - 2024 Calls to Date
Secretary Mike Cline, August 01
Since 1 January 2024, the Firefighters of the Murrysville Volunteer Fire Company (Station 20) have responded to 308 Fire/Rescue Calls. These calls have included numerous Vehicular Collisions, Residential Automatic Fire Alarms (AFAs) and Carbon Monoxide (CO) Alarms, Emergency Medical Lift Assists, Medevac Landing Zone Operations, Brush Fires, and several Structure Fires with our primary and mutual ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Pump Operations Training
Secretary Mike Cline, July 20
Firefighters from the Murrysville Volunteer Fire Company (Station 20), Export Volunteer Fire Department (Station 22), and Lower Burrell (Kinlock) Fire Company (Station 54) completed Pump Operations 1 (16 hours) presented by the Westmoreland County Fire Academy at Station 20. The firefighters received instruction in water flow methodology to ensure adequate water is placed on a variety of fire types, ... (Full Story & Photos)
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The intent of this site is to provide viewers with insight and images of the operations of the Murrysville Volunteer Fire Company.
Questions, comments or to contact the station via e-mail please use info@murrysvillefire.com
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.
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