Processing another round of donations from our mailer campaign. The residents and business owners never cease to amaze us when it comes to the support of our fire company. Thank you to all who have donated so far. If you haven’t sent your donation in yet there is still plenty of time.
PLEASE SHARE UPDATED INFORMATION
Dauphin County is now reporting the 911 emergency services have been restored on a limited basis.
Thank you
This evenings post is a photo of our Live in crew. Our Crew is led into action by their Captain John Wolfgang Jr. Our crew is made up of college students and those who work full time jobs. They serve our community by living in the station and responding to calls. We are most thankful to our live in crew for helping get our apparatus on the street quickly during the evening and overnight hours. They also help maintain the daily operations of the fire station, by maintaining the building and our apparatus.
Thanks!!
Thank you for your service
Thanks for ur service keep up the good work
Thank you
Thank you
A big thank you to all volunteers!
A big thank you to all volunteers!
Something to be proud of and keep it live..Awesome job guys!!
Please join us Wednesday night October 10th for our annual Fire Prevention open house. Please join us for many exciting activities
New and Improved Fire Prevention House
Learn to use a Fire Extinguisher
Learn how to put together your own personal emergency preparation plan
Meet the Fire Fighters and Fire Officers of Company 36
Check out the Fire Apparatus
Hi Holly Neidigh Haigholly. The picture here with the kid's is the one I wanted. Please have Barbara text to me.
On September 11th 2001 the world changed forever our way of life changed. The lives of 2,996 innocent people who perished in the most devastating foreign attack on US soil since 1941. Of those 2,996 people; 343 Firefighters, 71 Law Enforcement Officers, and 55 Members our Military answered their final call on that tragic morning. This day we recognize those sacrifices and those who continue to sacrifice each day.
Thank you company 36 and all of the fire departments who risk it all every single day
The Crew had a visitor this past Saturday during a Fire Prevention Activity.One of the things I LOVE DOING is showing up at events to say hello and meet firefighters who are involved in their community!
Today we were driving along and saw a firetruck at an event, so we stopped by, told them who I was, and hung out for awhile to meet everyone. So much fun!
Special thanks to the West Hanover Fire Department (Pennsylvania) for letting us hang out with you today at the church event you were at! It was so much fun!
#MollysRoadTrip
This evening Chief Smedley presented Live In Fire Fighter Camry Moyer with her Senior Fire Fighter Frontice. Congratulations to you for your hard work.
Yay! Congratulations Camry Moyer!
Bill Haig I said not to post any pictures of me 🤦♀️
Congrats.
Great job Camry!!
Congrats, Camry!
Congratulations Camry Moyer
Congratulations Camry!
Proud of you cam !!!!!
Congratulations Camry! So glad I was able to be there this evening to see this. Proud Father moment!
Congratulations!!
Congrats
Congratulations
Congratulations Camry!
Congratulations Camry!!!! ❤️
Congratulations Camry!!! I am so very proud of the young lady you have become!!! This fairy godmother thinks a lunch date is needed!! I’ll text ya!!!
Congrats Camery
Congratulations from co-workers here at Hersheypark...
Congratulations!
Awesome young lady keep up your awesome duties you have a awesome company
We would like to wish our own Firefighter/Recording Secretary Cathy Kissinger a very Happy Birthday
National Night Out in the Hanovers! www.facebook.com/1528687440702984/posts/2074086682829721/
Pennsylvania State Police: National Night Out!
abc27.com
This is the 1st year that entities from East, South, and West Hanover Townships are joining forces with Pennsylvania State Police to conduct a Joint Venture for the community. National Night Out is hoping to promote police-community partnerships and neighborhood camaraderie to make our neighborhoo....This evenings fire works crew assisting the brothers and sisters at Company 39 with their annual fair. It has been A long and tiring week but we doing our thing. If you have a chance stop at the Grantville Fire Company Carnival tonight.
Its been and continues to be a very busy week for the volunteers of company 36. This week crippling rain storms hit central PA. Crews began monday afternoon preping pumps and other equipment for emergency responces due to high water. Overall from Monday to Thursday the our volunteers answered nearly 30 calls for service including basement pump outs, vehicle accidents, 1 water rescue assist, trees down over the roadway and, fire alarms. Now that the storms are through, the volunteers spend each night this week standing by for Grantville fire company as the have there annual firemen's carnival. Special thanks to the personel of 36 whp gave up time to assist and members who staffed the EOC during the storm.
Thank you for everything you do!
Thank you for your service!
Great work guys!
Thankyoifol li s
Thank you for all you do
Thank you for your service!!
Thank you to each and everyone of you for all that you do🙏🏻🙏🏻
A big thank to all you men and women that devote your time to help the rest of us when we need it.
Thank you for all your hard work and everything that each of you do.
Thank you for everything you guys did.
Overnight Company 36 Crews assisted Company 39 and several other mutual aid companies on the 39-6 Box in the area of Canal Road. Rescue 36-1 assisted with lighting. Crews were able to rescue the person.Tonight Crews were dispatched to the 39-6 box (Canal Road) for a water rescue. DO39 went on scene to find high flood waters and could verbally talk to the victim but not see him. Soon after Engine 39-1 arrived on the East side of canal to assist with lighting while R36-1 arrived on the west side to assist with lighting. Boats 46 and 37 then arrived and Boat 46 went out for the grab. The victim was brought back to dry land and into the care of EMS. Thanks to everyone who showed up to help.
Please join us in wishing our very own Lieutenant 36-1 /Trustee Grant Garland a Happy Birthday.
Happy birthday grant Garland hope you have a great day
Happy Birthday Grant!!
Happy. 🎂 birthday
Happy birthday LT
Happy Birthday !!
Happy Birthday LT Garland!
Happy Birthday and thank you for your service to our community!
Happy birthday
West Hanover Parks & Recreation Daycamp visited WHVFC Station 36 #1 today with 32 campers and 7 counselors. They learned about the importance of developing a fire escape plan in their home and practicing it often. They also had an opportunity to learn how and what a Firefighter wears to protect themselves and then hands on experience with hose line applications. A WET and fun time was had by all! Thanks to everyone for attending and Thanks to our Fire Prevention Officer John Rowe and our Officers and Fire Fighters for their assistance.
Thanks, WH Fire Co.! The kids had a blast!!
Looks like a very worthwhile trip for the kids. Nice article and pics.
My kiddo loved it! Thanks for having them!
At 17:49 HRS today crews from Companies 36 and 39 were dispatched on the 36-5 box to the 7900 Block of Moyer Road for a brush fire. FM 36 and Brush 36-1 arrived to find a landscape dump and the field around it to be on fire. Crews from 36 and 39 contained and extinguished all hot spots. Engines 36-1, 36-3,Special Units 36-1 ,36-1 Brush 36-1, Attack 39 FM-36 and FM-36-1 assisted on the scene. Command 36 released units at 18:15HRS. Thanks to Company 39 for their assistance it was greatly appreciated
This evenings training included a review of various spill control techniques in waterways and at vehicle accidents. Crews also assisted Company 35 for an odor of something burning responding with Engine 36-1 and Rescue 36-1.
Yesterday afternoon Company 36 was dispatched on Box 36-4 a reported structure fire in the area of Shawnee Drive and Tucker Street. Upon arrival crews accessed the building and found the fire had been extinguished. Crews assisted with ventilation and entry into the garage area the box was placed in-service after 35 minutes. Engines 36-1,2 and 3 responded in addition to Rescue 36-1, Special Unit 36-3and FM 36-1. Ladder 34, Tankers 35, 37, 39 and 47 were also due on the Box. Our Thanks to our mutual aid Companies.
Scott Neidigh...what we were talking about today.
Where is Shawnee Drive & Tucker Sts.?
West Hanover Township Fire Company crews responding with Engines 36-1 and 36-3 were busy handling multiple calls early yesterday morning due to heavy rain and high winds going through the township. 5 calls for trees and wires down came in within a 3 hour period. Fire Company Crews encountered flooded roadways and heavy debris on roadways during their response.The National Weather Service has confirmed an EF-1 tornado touched down at 12:45 AM Thursday morning near Piketown, Dauphin County. The tornado began at Piketown Road and Appalachian Trail, then was on the ground for 1.6 miles ending near the Full Gospel Mission Church on Fishing Creek Valley Road. The tornado's estimated winds are 100 mph, and the tornado was 100 yards wide. There were no injuries.
Please see the story below from the National Weather Service in State College. Our Thanks to all for their assistance during the response and recovery efforts.6/29/2018 | 9:00 PM
After today's damage survey in Dauphin County, we have confirmed an EF-1 tornado occurred at approximately 12:45 AM on Thursday June 28th near Piketown, PA. Thanks to West Hanover Township EMA and Fire Company for their assistance with the survey today!
Sara Asper Pavlovcic i heard you say tornado now its confirmed
Since it sounded like a freight train and house was shaking, I am not surprised it was confirmed. Scariest thing.
I happen to live on Appalachian Trail W. . we couldn't go anywhere on Thursday.
Thank you
Many thanks for all do West Hanover Station 36!!!!
Congratulations to live in firefighters Dakota Hall and Dylan Vandernick on completing their probationary books and earning their Senior firefighter front pieces. Both have put in countless hours in formal and in house training. Good work men.
congrats guys
Good job men!
TYFYS Dakota
Good job guys
Congrats
Great job men
I'm proud to sit in a jump seat with both!! Congratulations brother's
Great job!
Congratulations to both of you!
Well done guys!!
Awesome job guys got a great company there
Congratulations, Kota!!!
Congrats
Great job Kota. Congratulations
👍🏼
Today Company 36 Crews traveled to Williamstown for the 100th Dauphin County Fireman’s Convention. Rescue 36-1 brought home first place for most functional rescue in the county. Congratulations to all of today’s winners.
Great job, guys! Whatever it takes. ❤️
Congrats
Congratulations!!
Congratulations!
Strong work men
Congratulations.
Congratulations!
Way to go!
Congratulations!
Congrats to the 36 boys another job well done
Congratulations guys
Well done Brothers
congrats company 36 lay claim to that slogan "whatever it takes"
Thank you to all who came out and made our 1st annual Casino Night a success. A lot of planning and hard work went into making this night possible but it would not have happened without the support of our community and the men and women who volunteer. To all of you again from the bottom of our hearts ..Thank You
Great Job! Thank you to all those involved and the sponsors that participated.
You all did a wonderful job!! It was a very fun night!!!
It was a great night!
Great job, it was a fun night!
we really enjoyed ourselves on sat. pm . thank you to everyone involved in organizing this event, we are looking forward to next years casino night ,
The volunteers where up and out the door with E36-1 (4) Tuesday Morning around 1015 to assist on box 39-2 for a reported barn fire. County updated units responding that it was a front end loader on fire inside a structure. Command 39 gave E36-1 the assignment of a possible reverse lay and to send manpower forward to assist.
If you are interested in coming to our 1st annual casino night fundraiser..tickets will be available at Station 1 from 6-until 7:30...
This Monday morning started out busy for the live-in's at the West Hanover Fire Company. The volunteer's where alerted to a public assistance call around 0200 and where out for about an hour. Then at 0640 this morning the volunteer's where awaken to a structure fire in Lower Paxton Township, this turned out to go to a 2 alarm incident. Rescue 36-1 was assigned to R.I.T. and was on scene for a little over an hour.
