Black Diamond Wildland Fire Crew

08/05/2026

Big shout out to everyone who stopped by and said hi. We’ve got lots of cool pics to share.

08/04/2026

Looking for something to do tonight head up to the National Night out behind the Wright Township municipal building. Say hello to the fellas get your picture taken as a wildland firefighter and shake hands with Smokey.

07/24/2026

Cool merit badge from The Boy Scouts.

🔥 NEW MERIT BADGE ALERT 🔥

Say hello to Wildland Fire Management, and you can earn it right now at the 2026 National Jamboree. Formerly a Test Lab badge, this cool badge has evolved to a full merit badge!

Wildfire shapes the American landscape. It threatens homes and fills our skies with smoke, and it also clears the way for forests to come back stronger. Scouts earning this badge learn both sides, plus how communities protect themselves and what a career on a fire crew actually looks like.

Head to the merit badge area at the Nat Jamboree and be among the first Scouts in the country to earn it.

07/17/2026

A little something from our GC brothers on Rx burns.

07/17/2026

Iykyk😂😂😂😂

07/05/2026

A few shots of the fellas along with Smokey after yesterday’s parade.

07/04/2026

Today, as America celebrates 250 years of freedom (1776-2026), we honor the generations who built and protected this great nation.

While you're enjoying fireworks, cookouts, and time with family and friends, remember that one careless spark can change everything. Help protect Pennsylvania's forests by celebrating responsibly.

🔥 4th of July Fire Safety Tips:
• Use fireworks only where they are legal.
• Keep a bucket of water or a hose nearby.
• Never leave campfires or fire pits unattended.
• Completely extinguish all fires before leaving.
• Properly dispose of fireworks after use.

Only YOU can prevent wildfires.

From all of us at the Black Diamond Warden Crew, have a safe, fun, and patriotic Fourth of July! 🇺🇸🌲

06/30/2026

06/29/2026

There hasn’t been much released on this incident yet.

06/01/2026

Shared from incinotes page.
🔥🚒 THE TRUE COST OF PROTECTING OUR COMMUNITIES 🚒🔥

When you see a wildland firefighter on the fireline, you’re looking at far more than a yellow shirt and a hard hat.

You’re looking at thousands of dollars of specialized safety equipment designed to bring that firefighter home alive.

From fire shelters and Nomex clothing to radios, helmets, boots, gloves, eye protection, packs, and life-saving communication equipment, every piece of gear serves a purpose. Every dollar invested is an investment in survival.

Most people never realize that outfitting a single wildland firefighter today can cost between $5,500 and $8,500+ before they ever step foot on a wildfire.

The boots protect their feet on steep terrain.
The Nomex protects them from heat and flame.
The radio keeps them connected when seconds matter.
The fire shelter is their last line of defense.

These men and women willingly run toward danger to protect lives, homes, forests, and communities.

The next time you see a firefighter on the line, remember: behind every firefighter is a commitment to safety, training, readiness, and sacrifice.

🔥 Every tool has a purpose.
🔥 Every piece of gear can save a life.
🔥 Every firefighter deserves to come home.

Please take a moment to thank the wildland firefighters, dispatchers, mechanics, pilots, support personnel, and families who make this mission possible.

🇺🇸 Courage. Commitment. Community.