Welcome to the Cranberry Township Volunteer Fire Company Website

 We are a 100% volunteer organization established in 1959 providing fire and rescue services to the residents of Cranberry Township. The Fire Company created a unique agreement with the Township in 1981, which transferred the assets of the Company to Cranberry Township. As part of the agreement, the township provides financial support for building maintenance, equipment, and apparatus. In return the professionals of the Cranberry Township Volunteer Fire Company spend their volunteer time training, performing administrative work, and responding to emergency calls. This is a unique arrangement in southwestern Pennsylvania, and is a model of cooperation between local government and volunteerism.

50th Anniversary Truck Cruise
Thursday, 18 June 2009 22:00

Cranberry Township VFC is holding a Fire Truck Cruise in celebration of our 50 Year Anniversary!

 The cruise will be held on Saturday, August 1st from 10am to 2pm (Rain date Sunday August 2nd from 2pm-6pm)

The day promises to hold lots of fun... food, vendors, entertainment and games for the kids.

Unique, customized awards will be presented to all winning apparatus!

The event will be held at Victory Family Church, located on Rt. 19, Cranberry Twp.

We hope you will join us for a memorable day!

If you are a member of a Fire Company who would like to bring an apparatus, please use the Contact Form to RSVP

 
2009 Lecture Training Program
Tuesday, 09 June 2009 22:37

Retired Phoenix Chief Alan BrunaciniCustomer Service & Incident Command

Presented By: Retired Chief Alan Brunacini, Phoenix Fire Department
November 14th 2009 - 8:00 AM
$25.00 per person (Includes Lunch & Door Prizes)
Regional Learning Alliance

Be sure to register early, we are expecting a large turnout for this program!

Download Registration Form (PDF)

 

 

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2nd Alarm Assist to Adams Area
Thursday, 05 March 2009 15:28

On Sunday March 1st, Station 21 was alerted to assist Adams Area (Station 42) with a working structure fire in Mars Boro. Chief 21, Engine 21-3 and Tower 21 all responded on the call with 13 firefighters. Engine 21-3 arrived and immediately began establishing a water supply at a nearby hydrant. Crews also assisted with fire attack and ventilation. The volunteers from CTVFC were on-scene for approximately 3 hours before returning to service while several crews remained at the stations. Additional companies on-scene included Callery (Station 19), Evans City (Station 20), Middlesex (Station 16) and Marshall Township RIT (Allegheny County Station 185).

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Additional Incident Photos

 
2009 Officers
Friday, 02 January 2009 20:13
Company OfficersBrigade Officers
Fire Police
President - Bruce HezlepChief - Bill SpiegelCaptain - Jim Robinson
Vice President - John KontrosAssistant Chief - Brian Kovac1st Lieutenant - Jim Sines
Secretary - Carolyn Nelson1st Captain - Larry Clutter 
Treasurer - Jim Cole2nd Captain - Todd Rice 
Director at Large - Ryan McDonald
1st Lieutenant - Steve Tedesco 
Director at Large - Mike Hanks2nd Lieutenant - Tim Barch 
 Rescue Officer - Steve Dancisin 
 
2008 Statistics
Friday, 02 January 2009 15:11

2008 was once again a busy and productive year for the volunteers of Station 21. Yet again, CTVFC had the busiest year on record with 639 calls, beating the prior record of 623 from last year. The volunteers served 27,163 hours this year, 10,183 on emergency calls and 4,965 from training. Additionally, over 700 hours were recorded for fire prevention and safety for the year.

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Fire Call Stats

January59
February 35
March
46
April
35
May
73
June
 
July
 
August
 
September
 
October
 
November
 
December
 
Total
248

Our Fleet