Members attend NFFF Memorial

This weekend members from our company, as well as Clearfield Fire Dept., Madera Fire Co. and Old Lycoming Twp Vol Fire Co., honored, 145 firefighters from around the country that were killed in the line of duty (LODD) in 2022 and previous years. Thank you to all who attended the memorial weekend at the National […]
Certifications

Lawrence Township Fire Co #1 is proud to announce several training accomplishments within the last few months. Three members have joined the status of Firefighter 1 through the Office of the State Fire Commissioner. A person certified at the Fire Fighter 1 level has to demonstrate competency in the necessary knowledge and skills of firefighting. […]
Spring Fling Winners

Congratulations to all of our Spring Fling Winners. We appreciate everyone’s support and hope everyone had a great time.
Wildland Fire

On April 20th, Company 5 was alerted to assist Centre County Company 13 with a large wildland fire in the area of Sandy Ridge Trail and Ponderosa Drove.
Scrap Yard Fire

On April 18th , Company 5 was alerted for an outside fire located at 1661 Matin Street Extension known as Novey Metals.
Working Fire

On March 21st, Company 5 was dispatched to assist Clearfield Fire Department with a house fire in Clearfield Boro.
Training Announcement

***TRAINING ANNOUNCEMENT*** Pro Board Basic Vehicle Rescue Awareness and Operations Instructor: Robert Beers To register, please scan QR code. For questions, email [email protected]
Working Fire

On March 17th, Company 5 was alerted to assist LeContes Mills Fire Company 21 with a house fire on the Gillingham Rd, Girard Township. As units were checking enroute, 911 advised that the caller was reporting flames showing from the kitchen area.
Working Fire

On March 3rd at approximately 10:50 pm Company 5 was dispatched to a working structure fire along old S.R. 153 near the Four Mile Road. Initial reports indicated a DCNR facility was to be on fire.
Fire Alarm with Smoke Conditions

Company 5 was dispatched for an automatic fire alarm in a high rise complex. Chief 5 and Engine 5 responded, once on scene crews found light smoke conditions in the apartment.