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The Union Fire Company was formally organized on April 6, 1789. The move to form the fire company had started after a devastating fire that destroyed several houses in the area of what is now 9 North Hanover Street. The company copied by-laws widely used by other fire companies of the era that can be traced ... (Full Story & Photos)

This afternoon at 13:38 the box was sent to Bayley St in South Middleton Twp (241-01) for a reported electrical fire with extension. Engine 241 w/4 arrived on scene with normal conditions. Crew investigated and found an exhaust fan in the kitchen that was on fire and extended into the wall about a foot around it. The fire was extinguished and overhaul/ventilation was completed. 41 had 7 members on ... (Full Story & Photos)

While celebrating please remember the meaning of the day and remember our fallen heroes 🇺🇸... (Full Story & Photos)

Beautiful evening! Carlisle Fire & Rescue Services Cumberland Valley IAFF F-109... (Full Story & Photos)

While heading back to the station crews were dispatched to South Middleton Twp for a Co Detector activation. Later in the evening Engine 1 responded to a fire alarm in Middlesex township and a crash in Carlisle Boro also resulting in minor injuries .... (Full Story & Photos)

There were lots of smiling faces and the members kept busy giving out handouts and giving fire engine tours. At 17:52 we had to leave the event temporarily and handle an accident on I-81 N at the Hanover St overpass. No injuries were found and crews handled debris and fluids. Just prior to the event we handled a first due box in which burnt food was located.... (Full Story & Photos)

Today Momma and her babies were roaming the downtown streets in a non duck friendly area. With the help of some citizens our crew relocated them to the Letort Park for safety. We put mom in the box with the babies for transport but she managed to escape. Although she’s not a member we let her ride on the seat to the park where they were all safely released.... (Full Story & Photos)

Units were dispatched for a single vehicle into a tree. Upon arrival the operator was still in the vehicle . Fortunately only minor injuries . Crews operated roughly 20 minutes.... (Full Story & Photos)

112 gallons of water used and .3 gallons of Class A foam.

Co. 39, 45, CFD firepolice assisted.... (Full Story & Photos)

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Pitt Street. The resident was dropped off earlier by the police. Police alerted County Control and they dispatched the Union, Cumberland, and Empire Fire Companies.
The Union engine (E141) driven by Pete Peterson layed in from the hydrant at Dickinson and Pitt. The Cumberland engine (E140) driven by Dick Shughart layed in from Pitt and Louther. The Union engine was in the alley near the structure ... (Full Story & Photos)

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Thank you to all the 911 professionals working in Cumberland County and across the country for your hard dedicated work! Dispatchers have one of the most mentally demanding jobs out there and it takes a special person to handle that stress on a daily basis! Thank you from the members of the Union Fire Company for your daily efforts!... (Full Story & Photos)

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Last evening after Borough training members handled several calls for service. The Tanker responded on the working fire box to Monroe Twp on Fisher Rd for an outbuilding fire. Tanker 41 supplied one load of water to the scene and the crew assisted with some overhaul operations.... (Full Story & Photos)