Munhall Central Volunteer Fire and Rescue Company, Inc.

08/22/2026

Rescue Engine responding into the waterfront for a commercial fire alarm this morning. Interested in joining stop down any Wednesday evening after 6:30 or message us for details. No experience needed and all training is provided.

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08/05/2026

We know school starts at the end of the month so we thought we’d share a back to school photo of our own but forgot to share this Monday but good luck to Anya who started her fire school classes this week. Anya will be going to classes 2 nights a week over the next couple months.

08/05/2026

08/01/2026

Last night we traveled to Skyview Volunteer Fire Company West Mifflin #4 Station 296 to train with their propane training props. Members got to do several evolutions with using different props that they have available for training. Thank you to Skyview for the great night of training and we look forward to the next training opportunity.

07/31/2026

Thank you Munhall Volunteer Fire Co. # 1 for the water donation.

07/27/2026

Time is running out to place an order. Message us to place an order.

We are starting another hoagie sale now. Orders will be due August 5th and will be delivered on August 22nd. All hoagies are 16” and $13 each. Your choice of either turkey or Italian. Reach out to our volunteers or message us to place your order.

07/21/2026

07/19/2026

Congratulations to 2nd Lieutenant Alex Ligeros who successfully passed his FF1 pro board certification.

07/17/2026

This afternoon into the evening

** PENNSYLVANIA AIR QUALITY FORECAST FOR FRIDAY, JULY 17TH **

While we are all waking up to AQI levels above 150, we will see some improvements across eastern and northeastern Pennsylvania due to a backdoor cold front. The bad news is that this will "squeeze" the smoke into western and central Pennsylvania, with widespread Very Unhealthy levels of 250+ expected for areas such as Pittsburgh, Erie, State College, Gettysburg, Harrisburg, York, and Lancaster for the afternoon and evening hours.

➡️If you live in zones A through C, it is highly advised to cancel outdoor plans for Friday due to unhealthy to hazardous air expected. The smoke will shift back east on Saturday, but there is still some uncertainty on how bad it is, as we will see widespread showers and storms that will help to cleanse out the air.

AREA A (AQI 250+): Very Unhealthy air quality is very likely and expected. Even healthy individuals may experience eye irritation, coughing, or difficulty breathing. Everyone should avoid prolonged outdoor activity, especially those with heart or lung disease, older adults, children, and outdoor workers.

AREA B (AQI 200+): Very Unhealthy air quality is expected. Sensitive groups are at the greatest risk, but healthy individuals may also experience symptoms. Limit strenuous outdoor activity and keep windows closed if smoke is present.

AREA C (AQI 150+): Unhealthy air quality is expected. Everyone may begin to experience health effects, especially sensitive groups. Reduce prolonged outdoor activity whenever possible.

AREA D (AQI 100+): Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups air quality is expected. Those with asthma, COPD, heart disease, older adults, and children should limit prolonged outdoor activity.

AREA E (AQI 50+): Moderate air quality is expected. Most people should not experience health effects, though unusually sensitive individuals may notice minor irritation.

Stay tuned for updates!

07/16/2026

Avoid the outdoors if you can and limit your exposure if you can’t.

** PENNSYLVANIA AIR QUALITY FORECAST FOR FRIDAY, JULY 17TH **

The worst of the air quality will get stuck across western and southern Pennsylvania for the day on Friday, while the rest of the state will see a gradual improvement thanks to a back-door cold front that will be moving into central and eastern Pennsylvania.

➡️If you live in zones A through C, it is highly advised to cancel outdoor plans for Friday due to unhealthy to hazardous air expected. The smoke will shift back east on Saturday, but there is still some uncertainty on how bad it is, as we will see widespread showers and storms that will help to cleanse out the air.

AREA A (AQI 250+): Very Unhealthy air quality is very likely and expected. Even healthy individuals may experience eye irritation, coughing, or difficulty breathing. Everyone should avoid prolonged outdoor activity, especially those with heart or lung disease, older adults, children, and outdoor workers.

AREA B (AQI 200+): Very Unhealthy air quality is expected. Sensitive groups are at the greatest risk, but healthy individuals may also experience symptoms. Limit strenuous outdoor activity and keep windows closed if smoke is present.

AREA C (AQI 150+): Unhealthy air quality is expected. Everyone may begin to experience health effects, especially sensitive groups. Reduce prolonged outdoor activity whenever possible.

AREA D (AQI 100+): Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups air quality is expected. Those with asthma, COPD, heart disease, older adults, and children should limit prolonged outdoor activity.

AREA E (AQI 50+): Moderate air quality is expected. Most people should not experience health effects, though unusually sensitive individuals may notice minor irritation.

Stay tuned for updates and an update tomorrow morning!