Robert Fulton Fire Company

05/26/2026

Time out 07:05 - MVC

Squad 89 W/5 and Engine 89-1 W/6 made the response to a motor vehicle collision at the intersection of Cooks Landing Road and Pilottown Road in Fulton Township.

All RFFC Volunteers were clear of the scene at 08:08 with 15 members signing in for the call.

05/25/2026

05/25/2026

Here is just a few of the perks we find after patrons leave the banquet hall after a rental!!

Many times renters will think of the firefighters and leave their leftover food and drink items behind for us, and for that we say THANK YOU!!

If you are looking for an affordable facility to hold your next gathering, please consider renting the Clermont Room at our fire house.

Please click the following link for additional information… https://rffc89.com/hall-rental/

05/23/2026

Hopefully those of you who follow us and reside in our first due response area have already seen our fund drive mailing arrive in your mailbox and have considered making a much appreciated and needed donation to your all volunteer fire company?

This fund drive supports a large portion of our operating expenses acrued throughout the year, and accounts for a large part of our yearly budget income.

If you live in our first due but did not receive a fund drive letter, please reach out and we will get you one ASAP.

If you have already donated, we cannot thank you enough for your support!!

If you have not yet donated, please consider doing so. Your tax deductible donation helps us keep the lights on and allows us to help those in their greatest time of need.

05/23/2026

06:23 - MVC

Squad 89 W/5 made the response to the 2400 block of Robert Fulton Highway in Fulton Township for a reported vehicle accident with unknown injuries, and that the vehicle struck a parked vehicle.

Assistant 89 arrived, confirmed the report and held the response to the Squad only.

Crews checked for any leaks or other hazards before returning shortly after arrival.

All RFFC Volunteers were clear at 16:49 with 23 members signing in for the call.

05/16/2026

Please join us in congratulating our newest Firefighter 1 certified members!

Firefighter 1 consists of over 225 hours of both classroom book work and outside hands on training that covers everything from first aid training, fire ground support, hazmat skills to full on exterior/interior firefighting skills, and everything in between to make them skilled, safe, knowledgable, and well trained firefighters.

Two of the eight firefighters (Chris Derr and Aaron Sensenig) started their training at Lancaster County Career and Technology Center through the Solanco School District back at the beginning of the 2025 school year, while the other six firefighters Levi Beiler, Amos S king, Mark Stauffer, Amos E Stoltzfus, Amos K Stoltzfus, and Nathan Tucker started their training back in mid December through the Lancaster County Public Safety Training Center. All eight just completed their finals this past week.

Congratulations, gentlemen! May you provide many, many years of safe and productive service to your community!!

Pictured from left to right: Mark Stauffer, Nathan Tucker, Chris Derr.

05/11/2026

YAY…IT’S BREAKFAST SATURDAY!!!

This Saturday, May 16, from 6-10AM, is our monthly all you can eat breakfast.

We offer scrambled eggs, pancakes, sausage links and patties, bacon, home fries (with or without onions), sausage and dry beef gravy, toast, biscuits, english muffins, assorted deserts, coffee, water, orange juice and Maplehofe chocolate milk.

The all you can eat breakfast is $12.00, children 5-10 years old $3.00 and children under 5 are free. We now accept cash, credit cards ($1 fee per transaction) or our PayPal app.

Take outs are available for $12.00.

WE HOPE TO SEE YOU HERE!!!

05/02/2026

We would like to thank the Van Aulen family for the generous donation of snacks and drinks, and the incredible artwork by the three sons!!

The snacks were delivered as a token of their appreciation after a fire we had at their residence.

05/02/2026

Time out 16:31 - Lawn Tractor Fire

Squad 89 W/5, Tanker 89 W/2 and Engine 89-1 W/6 made the response to the 1600 block of Slate Hill Road in Drumore Township for a lawn tractor on fire.

Upon arrival of Lt. 89-2, he confirmed the report of a working fire. The homeowner was keeping the fire under control with a garden hose after his fire extinguisher was ineffective. Prior to the Squad arriving the fire was extinguished and Engine 1 was recalled.

The squad pulled the booster line to cool the engine further before clearing the scene.

All RFFC Volunteers were clear of the scene at 16:45 with 22 members signing in for the call.