Last Call 18-169: 7/23/2018. Mt Zion Special Operations responded to a tree down at the intersection of Mt Zion Road and Oberdorfer Road.
Perhaps you would consider being one of us. We are always open to new members. Just stop by the firehouse and fill out an application. Even if you don't want to fight fire but would like to help out with our fundraising, we do accept social members for such occasions. Every little bit helps.
This is a short video put together by one of our members. Just click on the "Mt Zion Fire Video" below.
Mt Zion Fire Video
This is a short video put together by one of our members. Just click on the "Mt Zion Fire Video" below.
Mt Zion Fire Video
Vehicle Rescue Awareness Training, July 2018
Twenty-four hours of training, eight indoors and 16 outside, culminated on Sunday, July 15 with scenarios. Instructors Matt MacDonald and Carl Mehne were at it again.
Rope Rescue 2 Training, Day 2, June 3, 2018
Sunday, June 3, 2018, Day 2 of Rope Rescue 2. Once again, emergency personnel from Franklin Fire, Mt Zion Fire, Pittston Regional EMS, and West Wyoming Fire trained with Matt MacDonald and Carl Mehne. More photos are on the "Picture/Training" page.
Rope Rescue 2 Training, June 2, 2018
Saturday and Sunday, June 2 and 3, Mt Zion Fire along with Franklin Fire hosted Rope 2, a rope rescue training. Emergency personnel from Franklin Fire, Mt Zion Fire, Pittston Regional EMS, and West Wyoming Fire trained with Matt MacDonald and Carl Mehne on climbing and repelling, picking off stranded climbers, and rescuing injured. More photos are located on the "Picture/Training" page.
Whatever your emergency, we will be there...
October 28, 2017, our Mt Zion Rescue/Engine has arrived!
MT. ZION FIRE - RESCUE
The Mt. Zion Bicentennial Volunteer Fire Company of Luzerne County, Pennsylvania, is a department full of devoted men and women willing to sacrifice their all to protect the citizens of Exeter Township and surrounding communities. We provide protection related to fire emergencies, vehicle and other rescues, and assist in emergency medical calls. Our members like to have fun, but we are very serious about our job. We train to keep up our skills to provide UNCONDITIONAL SERVICE to the best of our abilities.