Members were out late Christmas Eve and early Christmas Morning due to winter storm that came into the township. Santa was nice enough to give the chief a call while he was delivering packages to all the good boys and girls, as a heads up on some potential flooding to our neighbors on Heshbon Road and low areas off Warrensville Road. We are very appreciative of the members of the community who were able to evacuate their homes and celebrate Christmas with loved ones on higher ground. 

On September 10, 2020, members responded IMU 18 up to Clinton County. Crew assisted with the scene management and logistics of the Lock Haven Hospital Fire. Crew provided radio incident support, and emergency management resources to command staff on scene. Clinton County EMA used the unit to bring together all the incident command staff and generate action plans to ensure all patients were evacuated and relocated safely. Crew was made available early Friday morning. 

Summer is finally here and we are just as excited to get out and about the community. We understand that with the covid restrictions, many of family summer vacations, sports camps, and youth activities are cancelled. However you can still have fun in the community. Lots of summer activities are available right in the community: All the playgrounds opened on June 5th in the community. The Loyalsock Community Pool will be opening full time for the summer on Friday, June 5th with the...

COVID-19 has changed not only our community but our response and service to you as our neighbors in the township. Medical Emergencies, Accidents, and Fires are always a risk to Loyalsock Township. With your support, we will continue to serve and protect the community even during the COVID-19 outbreak. Please note, just like you we will be in masks and taking extra precautions during responses in the community. Unfortunately the station will be closed to visitors. Members are even limiting their ...

Members were kept busy this weekend responding to multiple vehicle accidents in the community. Saturday Morning, Members responded to a motor vehicle accident with multiple injuries on 5950 Pleasant Valley Road. Crews arrived to find one vehicle over the embankment with multiple occupants still in the vehicle. Crews from Loyalsock, Eldred Township, and Montoursville extricated and removed patients from the SUV. Unfortunately there was one fatality in this incident. Deputy Coroner ...

Within 30 minutes of getting fitted for our new turnout gear, members were dispatched for a Motor Vehicle Accident. Rescue 18 and Micu 18 crew responded carefully through the snow and removed one patient who was taken to the hospital for evaluation. Assisting on the call was Eldred Volunteer Fire Company, and Loyalsock Township Road Crew. Members posed to show their new gear was officially broken in and in use.

Members would like to thank the public for their patience during our responses throughout Loyalsock Township and our neighboring communities this Holiday Season. Slowing down, taking alternate routes, and stopping for us is greatly appreciated in keeping our members safe. Without your support, we would not be able to continue serving the community:Events since last call history post:12/12/2019-1931 East Third Street- False. Automatic Fire Alarm12/14/2019- 91 Cemetery Road-Assist Public with...

IMU was special called to Tioga County to assist local Law Enforcement and PSP. Crew assisted with communications and scene management. For more information about the incident: https://www.mytwintiers.com/news-cat/top-stories/suspect-in-trooper-shooting-killed-by-police/

November 14, 2019- Station 18 was dispatched on Second and Third Alarm to Hepburnville (Station 15) for residential fire. Tanker 18, Ambulance 18, and Mobile Air 18 responded on second alarm. Rescue 18 responded on third alarm.  First arriving units found a vacation home on Rock Run Road fully involved around 1830 hours. Loyalsock crews assisted multiple other mutual companies to fight the blaze. Tanker shuttle was established and water was shuttled from Lycoming Creek t...

Members responded too numerous emergencies in Loyalsock Township and surrounding communities. This Halloween was extra spooky with multiple trees down, area flooding, and short power outages throughout the township. We would like to thank the community for their patience as we handled incidents. Reminder that Trick or Treating is moved to November 2, 2019 at 6:30 PM-8PM. Youth will be out and about the streets, so please watch while traveling through the community. Happy Halloween to a...

Members started the weekend with a busy Friday afternoon filled with Motor Vehicle Accidents on the Golden Strip. First Accident took place 1900 Block of East Third Street where vehicle crashed into building support beam. No injuries with minor damage to the buildingSecond Accident took place in the area of Pizza Hut. Two injuries were transported to Williamsport Hospital for further evaluation. Friday Evening members participated in a standby assignment at Loyalsock High School for th...

Station 18 and multiple mutual aid companies responded to Denny's on the Golden Strip for fire in the wall. Crews were called to 1716 East Third Street, Loyalsock Township for reported fire in the wall. Crews quickly performed initial search, extinguished the fire and performed ventilation. Fire is believed to be caused from cooking or cleaning. Enough eat had built up from the stove area, igniting the wood behind the kitchen wood area. Denny's is now temporarily closed do to damag...

Wednesday afternoon, Station 18 was dispatched to a working residential fire on Bloomingrove Road. Mutual Aid Companies were also dispatched on the initial alarm. First Arriving units from the City of Williamsport confirmed working trailer home fire with smoke showing from the structure. Chief 1-18 assumed command with Chief 1 as initial operations. Second Alarm Tankers were requested due to lack of fire hydrants in the area. Crews quickly performed initial search, extinguished th...

Station 18 was dispatched to 1716 East Third Street, out in front of Denny's for a motor vehicle accident. MICU 18 arrived to find the operator of a motorcycle pinned under mid-sized SUV.Rescue 18 responded and started rescue operations. Crew was able to use Air Bags and Cribbing to lift the SUV for patient. Patient was treated by MICU 18, Medic 1-91, MICU 2-91. Patient was transported to landing zone and flown by Life Flight.  Part of the Golden Strip / East Third S...

Members responded to Williamsport Home Appartments and Skilled Nursing Facility for a loss in power due to a tree falling on wires on Ravine Road in Loyalsock Township. Tree caused power outage and phone outage to both facilities and neighbors in the community on Tuesday. Special thanks to Phil Holmes from Williamsport Sun Gazette for covering the story and pictures. For Phil's Story, please find it here: http://www.sungazette.com/news/police-fire-court/2019/06/tree-knocks-out...

Station 18, 14, and 15 were dispatched up Lycoming Creek Road for a vehicle into a structure. An elderly man was taken to UPMC Williamsport to be treated for injuries he suffered when his pickup truck crashed into Cummins Sales and Service. 

Station 18 was dispatched to 1925 Warrensville road for Motor Vehicle Accident with injuries. Engine 18 responded from special assignment at Loyalsock High School to the scene. Crews assisted with removal of 3 patients from one vehicle and initial EMS treatment of one patient in the second car. Ambulance 18 and Ambulance 20 provided EMS response to the scene. 

Tonight, members provided standby coverage at Loyalsock Township High School to honor the class of 2019. Each year Loyalsock Township High School delivers graduating class diplomas in a unique fashion. This year diplomas were delivered via helicopter to the field. From the members of Loyalsock Volunteer Fire Company, we would like to congratulate the class of 2019. 

Engine 18 responded to a fire in Montoursville. Thanks to Raven Twist and Courtney Bresnak for photos of the crews in action.

As temperatures warmed up, members responded to multiple emergencies within the community today. It certainly was not ordinary as our Commander and Chief came to Williamsport to visit our neighbors in Montoursville. Members staffed the station to assist with emergencies within Lycoming County as President Trump brought thousands to visit.