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Incidents Wexford VFC volunteers kept busy with 105 calls in August. Fifty-five (55) incidents involved fire and rescue-related responses and fifty (50) incidents were for quick response emergency medical calls. Notable incidents included a residential structure fire response in the Highland district of McCandless and demolished building fire in Marshall. …

Several fire departments in our area are reporting that someone is attempting to sell T-shirts as a fundraiser for their departments. None of these local departments are doing so, nor have they authorized anybody to do so on their behalf either. Please be aware that the Wexford Volunteer Fire Company…

Incidents Wexford VFC volunteers kept busy with 72 calls in June. Forty-two (42) incidents involved fire and rescue-related responses and thirty (30) incidents were for quick response emergency medical calls. While crews provided fire protection for a community charity event, they were dispatched to two first-alarm fires in Ross and…

Incidents Your Wexford VFC volunteers kept busy with 77 calls in June. Fifty-two (52) incidents involved fire and rescue-related responses and twenty (25) incidents were for quick response emergency medical calls. Most incidents were relatively minor and included several mulch/brush fires, two car fires, a dumpster fire, several vehicle crashes,…

We are excited to announce that we now offer car seat check services. Three of our members recently completed a car seat technician certification class through Safe Kids Worldwide. Car seat checks will be provided by appointment only. Send an Email to [email protected] or use this online form to schedule…

Incidents Your Wexford VFC volunteers had another very active month with 79 calls. Thirty-two (32) incidents involved fire and rescue-related responses and forty-seven (47) incidents were for quick response emergency medical calls. We responded to a residential structure fire in Cranberry to provide a rapid intervention standby crew at the…

Incident Your Wexford volunteers had a very active month with 75 calls. Forty-six (46) incidents involved fire and rescue-related responses and twenty-nine (29) incidents were for quick response emergency medical calls. April was another active month for fire incidents. We responded to two structure fires in Pine and Marshall. There…

We are excited to report that we have signed a contract for a new rescue truck with Seagrave Fire Apparatus, LLC and their local sales rep, Flashover Fire Apparatus and Equipment Company. The new truck has a 560-day build time and delivery is expected for late 2023.  This truck will…

Within the past few months, Chief Ausefski has promoted Tom Hudak and Nathan Nicklas to the position of Lieutenant. Tom has been a firefighter with us since 2020 and has previously served with the Bethel Park Volunteer Fire Company. He is certified as a Firefighter II, Basic Vehicle Rescue Technician,…

Incidents March was a relatively quiet month in comparison to other months with 57 calls. Thirty-four (34) incidents involved fire and rescue-related responses and twenty-three (23) responses were for quick response medical emergency calls.  March was an active month for fires. There were five (5) structure fire responses between Pine…