Welcome to the official website of the Wellsville Fire Company,
York County Station 66

Hello and welcome to our new website. We hope you find the site informative and user friendly and that you will use it often. The Wellsville Fire Co., like a majority of the fire companies in Pennsylvania, is a Volunteer organization. We are blessed with a fine group of well trained volunteers who handle our emergency calls and a very dedicated and supportive auxiliary group. We are also extremely proud of the community volunteers who assist us in our various events to raise funds throughout the year. Those community volunteers are actually the back bone of the company because without them our active volunteers would not be able to respond to calls and also do all the extra work that these volunteers provide. Thanks for your support! We also receive support from our surrounding municipalities and have a very good working relationship with them.

We are always looking for those in the community that would like to get more active in either responding to emergency calls or with the auxiliary. The emergency call area would include fire, EMS (first aid) or fire police. The auxiliary provides support for the emergency personnel on large incidents and they also serve banquets and handle the preparation and serving of food at our events. If you are interested in becoming active in any of these areas please call 432-5428 and leave a message. Remember, we are volunteers so if you don't get a response from your message, please call back.

We are citizens of the community just like you. We pay taxes and certainly don't want them to increase. This is a vital service to the community and relies, other than some support from the municipalities, on our fund raisers and donations from the community. We don't even want to think about what this service would cost the tax payer if it were a paid service! Volunteers in a lot of organizations help control expenses in our municipalities and need our support. The men and women of this organization who are there for you 24 hours a day are dedicated and well trained. Your support in assisting with events and/or making a donation allows the company to pay for training, upkeep for the building and grounds and to maintain vehicles and equipment. A great deal of the training is required by law and takes a great deal of time on a yearly basis for the active members.

Check the Website, the newspaper and posters for our events and come out and support us. We have a very nice carnival the 3rd weekend in August and hope to see you there.

Thank you.

Members of the Wellsville Fire Co.

Hope to see you there Member Stacy Shank, August 10 Carnival Information Carry out soup is available, $6 a quart or $20 a gallon. If you have your own glass container and lid, please bring it with you.... (Full Story & Photos)

Soup Jars Requested Member Stacy Shank, August 01 The community has been a great help in keeping us in supply for our dime pitch during carnival with glass donations and we greatly appreciate that. This year we wanted to reach out to see if anyone had quart jars or gallon jars they would be willing to donate. They should be glass and have lids that fit well so as not to spill soup during transport home. We use them for our bulk soup sales (ham ... (Full Story & Photos)

77th Annual Carnival to be held August 16, 17, and 18 Member Stacy Shank, June 11 Thursday night, August 16 is ride night; purchase an arm band and ride until 9 pm. Limited menu inside: 1/2 BBQ chicken, ham dinners, ham and bean soup Outside food: French fries, hamburgers, hot dogs, fresh sausage sandwiches, pulled pork sandwiches, funnel cake, ice cream The band on Thursday night is "Rob Weaver and Gone Country Band with special guest Jay Jackson" Friday night, August 17 ... (Full Story & Photos)

Alert - Fire Danger! Member Stacy Shank, April 12 Wildfire Danger Rating High (H) All fine dead fuels ignite readily and fires start easily from most causes. Unattended brush and campfires are likely to escape. Fires spread rapidly and short-distance spotting is common. High-intensity burning may develop on slopes or in concentrations of fine fuels. Fires may become serious and their control difficult unless they are attacked successfully while ... (Full Story & Photos)

Annual Easter Egg Hunt Scheduled for March 31 Member Stacy Shank, March 15 Come join us for the annual Easter egg hunt. The Easter Bunny will once again take time out of its busy schedule to visit the egg hunt. There are different areas for different age groups of children. The hunt starts promptly at 1 pm. Pinchot Park Quaker Race Day Use Area Saturday, March 31, 2017 1 pm Hosted by Wellsville Fire Company and Pinchot Park Lions.... (Full Story & Photos)

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