Moon Run Volunteer Fire Company

Auto fire in the first due. 245 Engine arrived and stretched. We heard it caused quite the traffic mess for a while. 🫣

MONTHLY REVIEW
📊 MAY 2026
Total Incidents: 67
Fire: 61
QRS: 6
📈 Year-to-Date Totals (as of May 31, 2026)
Total Incidents: 394
Fire: 369
QRS: 25
Box Alarms: 61
Working Building Fires: 8
Vehicle Fires: 2
PINS: 11

An appreciative citizen paid us a visit today and dropped off 20 cases of water to help keep our crews hydrated.

We are EXTREMELY thankful for this gesture and always appreciate the support of our residents and local businesses.

We always welcome visitors and are grateful for all donations of sports drinks and water to keep us supplied.

Rescue and Asst. Chief to 244's area for a 1 alarm residential fire.

Rescue and Chief on the upgraded assignment to North Fayette yesterday.

Last evening at 1841 hours the Squad was added to an upgraded assignment to assist Rescue 209 (North Fayette) with a crash with entrapment. One patient was extricated from the auto and transported to a local trauma center. This was our 4th entrapment of the year.

MONTHLY REVIEW
📊 APRIL 2026
Total Incidents: 80
Fire: 75
QRS: 5
📈 Year-to-Date Totals (as of April 30, 2026)
Total Incidents: 327
Fire: 308
QRS: 19
Box Alarms: 53
Working Building Fires: 7
Vehicle Fires: 2
PINS: 9

Moon Run Volunteer Fire Company is looking for new members.

You do not need experience to get started. We provide the training, gear, and support. What we need are people from our community who are willing to step up, learn, and help their neighbors.

There are many ways to serve, including firefighting, fundraising, administrative support, community events, and station help.

If you have ever thought about volunteering, now is a great time to stop by, ask questions, and see what we are about.

Message this page, check out our website (MoonRunVFC.org) or stop by the station to learn more.

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Busy Saturday lunch hour for the volunteers with 5 runs in an hour, including a tractor trailer rollover with entrapment.

The rescue box was sent to I79NB in the curves for a reported truck overturned. Updates from 911 came in reporting a female trapped under the truck. 245CHF arrived and confirmed the updates. Crews arrived and quickly stabilized the truck, made access with EMS, and deployed airbags to lift the cab off the female and extricate.

EMS transported her in stable condition.

MONTHLY REVIEW
📊 February 2026
Total Incidents: 68
Fire: 63
QRS: 5
📈 Year-to-Date Totals (as of February 28, 2026)
Total Incidents: 156
Fire: 147
QRS: 9
Box Alarms: 26
Working Building Fires: 6
Vehicle Fires: 1
PINS: 6

🔥First due auto 🔥
Just before 3 this afternoon, a commercial box was alerted for a report of a vehicle on fire inside a local car dealership. 245CHF arrived to find 2 vehicles well off in the parking lot and spreading. 245RQ arrived 6 minutes from dispatch and stretched. The building was not involved and the assignment was scaled back to 245RQ and 209EN.
Luckily, the damage was limited to 4 vehicles total.