North Sewickley Volunteer Fire Department

We want to sincerely thank the Easter Bunny, Chief Becze and the North Sewickley Township Staff, North Sewickley Twp. Police Dept, and the Tritt Family for organizing such a fun event for our community. Thank you for the joy you brought to us all and for letting us follow you around and run the lights and sirens!

Today we not only salute and extend our deep gratitude to our veterans within our department, but also to all who have served to defend our country. Thank You Veterans!

Good morning North Sewickley Township residents. Chief Becze recently announced, and we are sharing, a change of date for Trick or Treating due to the threat of severe weather for tomorrow evening, October 31. Trick or Treat will be held Saturday, November 2 from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m.... Thank you, have fun and stay safe! N.S.V.F.D.

It has been a beautiful week to learn about Fire Prevention and to have some fun with the students at Riverside Elementary School! Over the course of three days we were able to work with nearly 500 students learning about fire dangers, preparation and how to stay safe if an emergency does occur. We want to send a huge thank you to the administration, staff and teachers for enabling us to spend time with everyone this week and to the Franklin Township Volunteer Fire Department for all your help making this week a success.

North Sewickley residents and merchants are encouraged to join other Beaver County residents by registering to receive Beaver County emergency alerts. Beaver County Emergency Services utilizes the Swift 911 mass notification system to notify subscribers concerning emergencies such as fires, utility outages, floods, severe weather, evacuations, and more. Alerts can be delivered by multiple contact methods including voice, text, and email. The Swift 911 portal, accessible at http://www.beavercountypa.gov///Pages/EmergencyAlerts.aspx, allows users to register for alerts as well as update contact information. This will be extremely helpful for us to communicate with those residents residing near the Connoquenessing Creek which is prone to flooding.