On June 6th, one of Manheim Fire Dept.'s former fire engines, a 1970 Howe pumper, returned to Manheim. Assistant Chief Duane Ober, with help from his brother Brian, also a firefighter, and Kenny Boughter, was able to negotiate a deal with Copeland Fire Department in Millry, Alabama, to purchase the pumper from them and bring it back to Manheim. The pumper, now known as "Howie", is privately-owned ... (Full Story & Photos)

Just a reminder that this Wednesday, June 19th at 6:30pm, is the benefit softball games between Manheim Fire Dept. and Manheim Boro Police, to raise money for the Boro Police's K9 program. Please come out and cheer on our firefighters as we try to show off our athletic skills against the cops! Money is being raised through donations, food sales and raffle tickets - so bring your cash!

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In the spring of 2018, Manheim Fire Department formed a committee to replace our current Engine 26-1. Through careful planning and consideration of the changing needs of our community, Manheim Fire Department purchased a 2019 Pierce Arrow XT custom pumper with a 1000 gallon water tank and 1750 GPM pump. Over the next few weeks, the station will be training on the engine. Following the mounting of ... (Full Story & Photos)

Around 8:30 this morning, Station 26 was dispatched to a vehicle accident involving a tractor trailer in Rapho Township. Crews arrived to find a tractor trailer and suv that collided, pulling the saddle tank from the tractor trailer. ... (Full Story & Photos)

Around noon today, Engine 26-1 and Tanker 26 was dispatched as part of the first alarm assignment in Penryn's first due. Station 28 officers arrived with a working fire. Engine 26-1's crew assisted with fire suppression while Tanker 26 hauled 8 loads of water to the scene. Photos curtesoy of Penryn Fire Com... (Full Story & Photos)