Mon, Oct 2nd, 2017 12:00:00 pm - The 2018 TCFSR Calendars are available for purchase. $25.00 Each The 5th annual Raffle Calendar sale is underway. Contact any member to purchase or you can print off a mail-in-form found at the link below calendar photos to the right of this text and have your calendar mailed right to your house. Mail-in-form is in PDF Format. Purchases can also be made by paying through ...Continued

Sun, Aug 23rd, 2015 12:00:00 pm - Have you ever wanted to make a difference? Be a part of a team that works closely together? Help people in their time of need? The DFC is always accepting applications for membership. Applicants must be over the age of 14. There are four types of membership. Junior, Fire Fighter, Fire Police, and Social. Junior Fire Fighters are between the ages of fourteen and eighteen ...Continued

Thu, Sep 13th, 2018 7:55:00 am - Just before 0800hrs, The Squad (2nd Asst Chief May) and Tanker (FF Hepschmit) responded to the 3000 Block of Peters Mountain Rd in Halifax Twp, Dauphin County, for a reported structure fire. Company 29 (Halifax) arrived to find a single story structure with smoke showing and a room and contents fire. The fire was quickly extinguished and held to one room with small extension into ...Continued

Tue, Aug 14th, 2018 12:00:00 pm - The Truck (Chief Worner) responded to Clock Tower Apartments for a reported building fire. Chief 6-2 and Tanker 6 went enroute with smoke showing from the station. The box was quickly upgraded adding the Squad (FF Hill). The Truck arrived positioning on the charlie side and heading to the roof. Crews found the fire to be a kitchen fire which extended into another apartment. The ...Continued

Mon, Jul 30th, 2018 6:00:00 am - Just before 0600hrs, Perry County Communications sent the box to the 200 Block of New Bloomfield Rd for a reported structure fire. Chief 2-3 (2nd Asst. Chief May) arrived to find a 2-story single family wood frame with smoke showing from the charlie side. The Squad arrived pulling its 200' 1 3/4" attack line to extinguish a fire in the rear addition to the structure. ...Continued

Sun, Jul 8th, 2018 8:00:00 am - Members from Duncannon, New Buffalo (9), Marysville (6), and Northeast Fire & Rescue (CC20) all gathered to attend our annual live burn. These burns give new members and older members a chance to teach/learn different skills and tasks needed to be a firefighter. Members learned various techniques on Search & Rescue, Fire Attack, Ventalation, Truck Operations, etc. Crews performed many burns throughout the day to ...Continued

Thu, Jun 14th, 2018 1:59:00 am - Perry County Communications alerted units to the 300 block of Newport Rd in the 2-06 box for a reported building fire. Upon responding, Chief 2 (By. Worner), was advised of multiple calls reporting fire through the roof. Chief 2 arrived confirming the same, requesting the working fire box be fulfilled, shortly after, upgrading to the 2nd alarm. Squad 2 (Lt. Letterman) and Tower 2 (FF ...Continued

Sat, Jun 9th, 2018 1:53:00 am - Just before 0200, Perry County Communication alerted DFC units to the area of 100 Aquaduct Rd for an outside investigation. Chief 2-2 (C. Wise Jr) arrived with a well involved barn fire, requesting an additional Engine and 2 additional Tankers. Squad 2 (Lt. Letterman) arrived pulling a 200' 2" line for extinguishment.  DFC was assisted on scene by New Buffalo and Dauphin-Middle Paxton Fire Companies. ...Continued

Sat, May 12th, 2018 12:43:00 am - DFC units dispatched as mutual aid to Watts Township for a reported building fire in the Amity Hall area. Chief 9 arrived with a well involved building. Squad 2 (Capt. Hoover) arrived, sending crew forward to assist with extinguishment. Truck 2 (Dep. Chief Br. Worner) arrived and used its aerial to flow and darken down the fire. Crews remained on scene with overhaul and extinguishing ...Continued

Tue, May 1st, 2018 12:00:00 pm - Squad and Tanker 2 alerted to the 38-4 Box in Dauphin County, Middle Paxton Township. Squad 2 (Asst. Chief E. May) arrived laying up a narrow lane and advising Dauphin County of a working fire.  More to Come Photo: Seth Lasko ...Continued