North Codorus Twp. Fire Company

Thank you all for your support we are sold out

Please stop out and help support our local fire department. Chicken is on the BBQ pit. It will be ready to sell at 10am, $12 dollars a dinner and that includes half a chicken, bake potato, roll and butter.

Keep the friends and family of Chief Murphy in your thoughts and prayers during this time of sorrow.

Please plan to stop by and support your local Emergency Responders

🚨 Understanding York County 911 Incident Types 🚨

Ever see terms like Automatic Fire Alarm, Vehicle Accident with Entrapment, Hazmat Incident, Stroke/CVA, or Class 1 / Class 2 / Class 3 and wonder what they actually mean?

This quick guide breaks down common Fire, EMS, and call class terms you may see posted here on York County 911 Incident Repeater.

Our goal is simple: help the community better understand the incident updates being shared without confusion, guessing, or scanner-code soup. 📡

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Source: York County Communications Procedural Manual, Definition of Incidents.

Hot week ahead! 🥵 If you’re heading outside to work, exercise, or hang out:
• Try to avoid activities during the hottest times of day
• Plan early morning or late evening workouts
• Take it easy and pace yourself
• Drink plenty of water
• Know the warning signs of heat-related illness

UPDATE: WE ARE SOLD OUT!!!! THANK YOU FOR THE SUPPORT

Chickens are on! See you at 10am!

Today is International Firefighters’ Day, and it’s a good time to recognize not just our own members, but the fire service as a whole.

We’re proud of the work our crew puts in every day—showing up, doing the job right, and looking out for one another.

We also want to acknowledge the neighboring and mutual aid departments we work alongside. This job is built on trust and teamwork, and we rely on each other more than people realize. Whether it’s a routine call or something more demanding, you’re there when it matters.

To all fire departments and firefighters—thank you for your service and your commitment to the communities you protect.

Stay safe.