Monroe Fire Company

06/07/2026

Thanks to Kris Kaminski for the donation of bottled water and sports drinks. Over the last several years, Kris has organized “Operation Hydration” to collect donated items to keep firefighters hydrated across the region.

05/21/2026

At approximately 0800 hrs, the Monroe Fire Company and mutual aid companies were dispatched to the 900 block of Trindle Road for a reported mobile home fire. Cumberland County automatically upgraded the incident to a working fire assignment due to reports of possible entrapment.

Mechanicsburg Fire Department arrived first on scene and deployed handlines while crews conducted a primary search of the residence. New Kingstown Fire Company arrived shortly after and assisted with search operations and fire attack. Crews confirmed everyone was out and there was no entrapment.

Water supply operations were established from the hydrant at Konhaus and Trindle Road. Additional manpower was requested to assist with overhaul operations. Crews operated on scene for approximately two hours.

There were no injuries reported. The American Red Cross is assisting the occupant displaced by the fire.

Thank you to all mutual aid departments and standby crews that assisted during the incident.

05/15/2026

Cumberland County, PA - Department of Public Safety is now operating under normal conditions.

The phone outage has been resolved, please resume calling 911 and our normal non-emergency phone numbers. We continue to monitor the situation.

05/08/2026

UPDATE: Pick up is available at Monroe Fire Company today (Saturday 5/16) between 5pm-8pm.

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04/04/2026

Engine 125 made an appearance at the Talking Breads Easter Egg Hunt this morning. We’re grateful for the “Fill the Boot” donations received during the event and sincerely appreciate Talking Breads for their continued support of Monroe Fire Company and the community.

03/17/2026

The members of the Monroe Fire Company extend our deepest condolences to the family of Lewis Lehrman, a longtime friend and dedicated supporter of our firehouse.

Mr. Lehrman was always there for us—whether it was backing the company, supporting our events, or simply being someone we could count on. He may not have ridden the trucks, but he and his family were just as much a part of this firehouse as anyone who did. His support and commitment meant a great deal to all of us.

We’re grateful for everything he gave to this company and the support he shared.

Please keep the Lehrman family in your thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.

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03/16/2026

🚨 WEATHER HEADS UP 🚨

Looks like we’re in for a wild weather day today.



🌩 Strong to severe storms are expected this afternoon and evening as a cold front moves through the area.



What to expect:

• Damaging wind gusts possibly 60–70+ mph

• Heavy rain and poor visibility

• Isolated tornado possible

• Downed trees and power outages



⏰ Timing:

• First round: Late morning / early afternoon

• Second line of storms: Mid to late afternoon



💨 Even before the storms arrive, wind gusts up to 40–50 mph are possible.



After the front moves through tonight, temperatures drop fast and winds stay strong into Tuesday.



🔥 Reminder:

Secure loose outdoor items, charge your phones, and be ready to take shelter if needed.



🚫 Do NOT cross or drive over downed wires. They may be energized and could cause serious injury or death.



🌬️ As winds increase today, power outages are expected. Please be prepared.



📞 Non-Emergency Assistance:

• Fire House: 717-258-3485

• County Non-Emergency: 717-238-9676



We’ll post updates if conditions worsen.



Stay safe.

03/09/2026

Six years have passed, but your courage, sacrifice, and the brotherhood you left behind are remembered every single day. Your watch ended, but your legacy never will.”

02/23/2026

⚠️ STORM SAFETY NOTICE ⚠️

Please be aware there are trees and downed power lines throughout the area. The power company is currently in storm response mode and will respond as they are able. All issues should be reported directly to them.

🚫 Do NOT cross or drive over downed wires. They may be energized and could cause serious injury or death.

🌬️ As winds increase today, power outages are expected. Please be prepared.

📞 Non-Emergency Assistance:
• Fire House: 717-258-3485
• County Non-Emergency: 717-238-9676

Please stay safe and remain alert

02/19/2026

🚒 Busy Couple of Nights for Co. 25 🚒

Co. 25 has been busy the last two nights assisting our neighbors.

Tuesday Night:
Both engines responded to a mobile home fire in Franklin Township, York County.
• E225 (crew of 3) handled water supply
• E125 (crew of 3) assisted with overhaul

Last Evening:
Co. 25 responded to a structure fire in Middlesex Township.
• E225 (crew of 3) supplied water for fire attack, then established a fill site up the road
• R25 (crew of 4) responded as RIT, established in front of the structure, and continuously monitored conditions until released

A big thank you to Lower Swatara Township Fire Company Tanker 59 for standing by at our station for both incidents and ensuring township coverage while crews were committed.

Proud of our members and the teamwork shown on these incidents! 💪🚒