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Cranberry Township Volunteer Fire Company
The Fire Company is a volunteer organization providing fire and rescue services to Cranberry Township.
The Company responds to more than 600 calls a year dispatched by Butler County 911, which also dispatches emergency calls for police and ambulance service in Cranberry. Volunteer Fire Company Website
The Company responds to more than 600 calls a year dispatched by Butler County 911, which also dispatches emergency calls for police and ambulance service in Cranberry. Volunteer Fire Company Website
A Look BackThe Cranberry Township Volunteer Fire Company (CTVFC) was formed as an independent organization in 1959. In 1960, CTVFC built its first fire station along Dutilh Road. That same year, the Company bought its first new fire engine, as well as a 1928 Pirsch, which remained in active service until 1967. Now fully restored, the antique pumper is used as an historic parade vehicle. |
- Who do I call about joining the Cranberry Township Volunteer Fire Company?
- Who is the Fire Marshall?
- Does the Fire Company fill swimming pools?
- What should I do if my smoke detector continues to beep in a non-emergency situation?
- Does the Fire Company provide fire extinguisher training to local businesses?
- What should I do if my CO detector is alarming or making a beeping sound?
- Can I use fireworks in the Township?
- Does the Fire Company rent hall facilities, tables or chairs?
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