08/20/2026
July 2026 — By the Numbers 🚒
July was another busy month for the Highland Volunteer Fire Department, and we’re proud to share what our members accomplished while serving our community!
🔥 93 calls for service
👨🚒 2.55 firefighters per call, on average
Our three most frequent call types were:
🚨 Commercial Fire Alarm: 18 calls
🚗 Crash – Unknown Injuries: 13 calls
🏠 Residential Fire Alarm: 12 calls
📍 82.79% of our calls occurred in the Town of McCandless, with the remaining 17.21% taking our members into neighboring townships and boroughs.
But serving our community goes beyond emergency calls.
🤝 124.5 hours were dedicated to community events by our firefighters and association members.
📚 Training & Education: 14 members completed 127 hours of training during July. This total includes our weekly Tuesday training nights as well as additional outside training and courses completed by our members. Continuing education and hands-on training help ensure our firefighters are prepared to respond safely and effectively when our community needs us.
🏠 9 members also provided 102.45 hours of station staffing, helping ensure our department was ready to respond when our community needed us.
🚒 We’re Looking for the Next Generation!
A volunteer fire department is only as strong as the people willing to step up and be part of it.
We’re always looking for the next generation of firefighters — and you don’t have to fight fires to make a difference!
Whether you’re interested in becoming a firefighter, helping with fundraising and community events, assisting around the station, or lending a hand with the many non-fire-related jobs that keep our department running, there’s a place for you at Highland Volunteer Fire Department.
You bring the willingness to help. We’ll help you learn the rest.
👉 Thinking about volunteering? Come be part of the team. Your community needs you, and your fire department is ready for you! 🚒❤️
Thank you to our members and their families for the time, dedication, and sacrifices they make every day. And thank you to our community for continuing to support the Highland Volunteer Fire Department!