Coolbaugh Township Volunteer Fire Company

06/13/2026

At approximately 0600 hours this morning Station 25 was requested for a tanker to assist Pocono Summit Volunteer Fire Company with a vehicle fire on Interstate 380 at the route 940 on ramp.

25-Tanker-1 responded to the request and supplied water to units on scene. Station 25 operated on scene for approximately an hour and forty five minutes before being released.

06/05/2026

Come out and support our friends at Gouldsboro Volunteer Fire Company, Inc. on June 13th!

Just 10 days away! Don’t miss our first clambake of the summer. A la carte menu including hot dogs, burgers, fries, chowder and more! Full menu will be posted soon. Live music 🎶 by Brian Kohn. We hope to see you next weekend.

06/02/2026

Pump training, hose line handling, and forcible entry training on a Monday night

We are always looking for members and have a position for everyone.
Feel free to stop by our firehouse any Monday evening while we train or message us on here for more information.

05/29/2026

Congratulations Captain Sheridan

Brian Kohn of the Directorate of Mission Ex*****on Aircraft Survivability Equipment Branch and Captain Stephen Sheridan of the Directorate of Installation Services Fire & Emergency Services Branch have been named Tobyhanna Army Depot's employees of the quarter for the 2nd quarter of FY26.

Kohn and Sheridan earned this recognition for their outstanding efforts to support our nation's warfighters, the surrounding community, and their fellow members of Team Tobyhanna.

Read more about how Kohn and Sheridan are advancing Tobyhanna's mission in this new article: https://www.army.mil/article/292862.

05/21/2026

At approximately 07:20 hours yesterday morning, Station 25 and Truck 47 were alerted to the 1900 block of Horseshoe Bend in A Pocono Country Place for a residential structure fire.

25 Command upgraded the assignment to a 2nd alarm with a report of smoke showing from security on scene. 25 Command arrived to find a split level single family dwelling with smoke showing from the eaves and a report of possible entrapment.

Crews from 25 and 47 conducted fire suppression and search operations and found the home to be vacant. The fire was quickly brought under control. Crews operated for approximately 4 hours on the scene and one firefighter was assessed on scene and released by EMS for a minor injury.

The cause of the fire is currently under investigation by the Pennsylvania State Police Fire Marshals and Pocono Mt. Regional Police.

Any questions or information should be directed to either police agency.

Thank you to our mutual aid companies who assisted on the scene:
Pocono Summit Volunteer Fire Company
Pocono Mountain Regional Emergency Medical Services
Pocono Mountain Volunteer Fire Company
Pocono Township Fire Dept.
Barrett Township Volunteer Fire Company
Tobyhanna Army Depot
Tunkhannock Twp. Vol. Fire Co. Station 42
Gouldsboro Volunteer Fire Company, Inc.

05/19/2026

Great free event for all

Event is open to the public, so please consider attending this Saturday.

05/10/2026

Happy Mother's Day 💐

05/02/2026

Volunteers helping Volunteers
Always willing to assist our fellow Volunteer Organizations.
Picked up fresh donuts for Tobyhanna Little League this morning for their fundraiser
The trailer smells delicious 😋

04/06/2026

Another busy month for our members

Total Calls for the Month of March- 43
Building Fire 0
Vehicle Fire 0
Brush Fire 2
Other Fire 2
EMS Assist 0
Motor Vehicle Accidents 12
Gas Leak 3
Carbon Monoxide Alarm/Incident 2
Electrical Wiring/Equipment Issue 2
Good Intent Call 5
Smoke/Odor Investigation 0
False Alarm 10
Special Incident 2
Citizen Call/Complaint 1
Search 1
Assist Police 1

We are always looking for members and have a position for everyone.
Feel free to stop by our firehouse any Monday evening while we train or message us on here for more information.

03/10/2026

We extend our deepest condolences to the family and friends of State Police Corporal O'Connor. May you Rest in Peace.