Springfield Vol. Fire Dept.

Our deepest sympathies are with the Mercy Flight families. Please keep all involved in your thoughts and prayers

Erie County Department of Public Safety will be conducting a Quarterly Municipal Disaster/Storm Siren Test for Erie County on: Friday, April 15th 2022 12:00 Cit...y of Corry 12:15 Union City 12:30 West County, Edinboro and McKean 12:45 Mill Village 13:00 East County This test is done four times a year to ensure that in the event of weather related emergency the siren operates properly. The difference between the fire siren and the weather siren is the following: Fire Siren: Fire siren goes off in the event the fire company is dispatched for a fire, motor vehicle accident or rescue situation. It cycles up and down for a total of three short bursts. Storm Siren: Storm siren goes off in the event of severe weather to notify the general public to seek immediate shelter and tune into NOAA weather radio or other media sources for information. The siren is activated and will sound for a steady 3-minute cycle. See more

Please use caution around Exit 6 for I90. Crews are still working to clear the roadway and assess damage to the bridge after a semi carrying a shipping container struck the underpass. Thankfully, there were no injuries. Thank you to PSP, Eagle Towing, and PennDot for your assistance.

Merry Christmas from our family to yours!

Congratulations to one of our mutual aid departments!

We are proud to announce the 2021 officers! LINE OFFICERS Chief 640 - Luke Weldon... Asst. Chief 641- Jason Powell Asst. Chief 650 - Chad Edwards Captain- Robert Powell Jr. 1st. LT.- Keith Barton 2nd. LT.- Mike Hill 3rd. LT.- Julie Edwards EMS LT.- Josh Weunski Fire Police Capt.- Jim Fulton Fire Police LT.- Bob Reinhart BUSINESS OFFICERS President- Desiree Parker Vice Pres.- Julie Edwards Treasurer- Meredith Borstorff Secretary- Gayle Edwards Directors- Robert Powell Jr. Bob Reinhart Jarrod Sherman Congratulations to all!

Happy Thanksgiving from Station 64! We hope you all have a safe and wonderful day.

Thanks for the invitation, Conneaut! It’s always enjoyable to train with our mutual aid.

Crews assisted Girard with a wild land fire over night. The fire was extinguished successfully with no injuries

Erie County Department of Public Safety will be conducting a Quarterly Municipal Disaster/Storm Siren Test for Erie County on: Thursday, October 15th 2020 12:00... City of Corry 12:15 Union City 12:30 West County, Edinboro and McKean 12:45 Mill Village This test is done four times a year to ensure that in the event of weather related emergency the siren operates properly. The difference between the fire siren and the weather siren is the following: Fire Siren: Fire siren goes off in the event the fire company is dispatched for a fire, motor vehicle accident or rescue situation. It cycles up and down for a total of three short bursts. Storm Siren: Storm siren goes off in the event of severe weather to notify the general public to seek immediate shelter and tune into NOAA weather radio or other media sources for information. The siren is activated and will sound for (3) one minute cycles that will sound a minute apart. See more

CHICKEN AND BISCUITS DINNER IS SOLD OUT!! Thank you to everyone that supported us tonight!!

Crews assisted Conneaut on a structure fire this afternoon around 3:30. Great work was done by all!

Today and everyday, all of us at Station 64 would like to honor, remember, and thank our veterans for their selfless and patriotic acts of service. We would like to extend a special thank you to two of our own veterans, Joseph Fox and Josh Weunski. Thank you both for defending and serving our country!

It’s never easy to lose someone, but it’s even harder when you lose a man like Harry. A man with courage, brains, and wit, he was the epitome of a selfless family man that always wanted to help those around him. Thank you for your service, Chief. Your sacrifice to your community will never be forgotten, and your impact will always be remembered. Please keep Harry’s family and friends in your thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.

Tasha Stone Debbie Krawiec Dianna Taylor Denise Hall Shayna L Patoka Kelly Rae Raabe Dan Ries Paula Ries Kitty Pardee Terry Christine Stibor-Pardee

Thank you for having us, Platea! We love helping newer members learn.

Drill on Wednesday night involved using our new pump for 644 that was purchased from Firefly Fire Equipment.

Sacrifice. A word that's been in the news quite a bit lately and has a different meaning to each of us. According to the dictionary, the definition of sacrifice is, "the act of giving up something valued for the sake of something else regarded as more important." Many of us like to talk about the "sacrifices" we make in our everyday lives; from staying home from a party to study to cutting our relaxation time short to help a family member. However, on September 11th, 2001, A...merica showed the world what the true meaning of sacrifice is. 343 FDNY firefighters, 37 PAPD officers, and 23 NYPD made the decision that helping those in need was more important than their own safety, and gave the ultimate sacrifice. Countless other firefighters, police officers, EMTs, and military personnel responded to the Twin Towers without hesitation. They decided that doing what they were called to do was more important than the dates they had planned with their wife that night, their son's baseball game, or their mother's birthday. Those 343 firefighters and 60 LEOs stepped out of their rigs, entered the towers, and made the decision that people in need, Old Glory and this great country were more important than their lives. Today we remember, honor, and thank those who made the ultimate sacrifice. Never forget. Never surrender. Always remember. Written by Julie Edwards See more

Springfield VFD just upgraded its water supply operation with a new CET portable pump, good for 400 GPM! This new pump has a 20 HP Koehler gas engine, a 4" suction intake, dual 2.5" gated outlets, and electric start. Thanks for your order for this new pump!

Happy Labor Day everyone! We hope you all have a safe and happy holiday.

Crews responded to a brush fire last evening around 3:00 pm. The fire was extinguished successfully with no injuries. Special thanks to Platea and Albion/Cranesville fire departments for assisting.

Assist to Conneaut, Ohio on a structure fire last evening. Great work by Conneaut FD and PD. Thanks for the pictures, Warren!

Everyone at Station 64 would like to thank Cash Platz for doing a wonderful job pouring new concrete at the station. We can’t thank you enough for doing a great job, Cash!