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.

Blood Drive Member Stacy Shank, October 10 Central Pennsylvania Blood Bank upcoming blood drives. ID Required, for more info 1-800-771-0059 Saturday, 10/26 Bob Dentler Memorial Drive, Union Fire & Hose Co. Dover, 8 am - 12 pm Tuesday, 11/5 Paradise Lutheran Church, Thomasville, 3 pm - 7 pm Sunday, 11/10 Dover Lutheran Churches, Brookside Park, Dover 12 pm - 3 pm Of if you are unable to attend any of these events you can visit the Blood ... (Full Story & Photos)

Fire Prevention Open House Member Stacy Shank, October 08 Come out and join the Wellsville Fire Company for our annual Fire Prevention Night at our Open House on Wednesday, October 9th, 2019 from 6 PM-9 PM. We will have handouts for the children that attend, we will be giving fire truck rides, and they can spray a fire hose! Light refreshments will be provided. For additional safety steps visit the link below.... (Full Story & Photos)

It's National Child Passenger Safety Week Member Stacy Shank, September 19 PENNSYLVANIA — It's National Child Passenger Safety Week, which is a good time to make sure you are following the law when it comes to car seats and boosters for your children. Here are eight things every Pennsylvania resident should know about the state's Child Passenger Safety Protection Law: 1.Infants and children under 8 years old must be in an approved child restraint or booster seat when riding ... (Full Story & Photos)

September is National Preparedness Month Member Stacy Shank, August 29 September is National Preparedness Month and the theme is, “Prepared, Not Scared.” Just as an emergency affects an entire community, the entire community is part of the solution when it comes to preparing for and recovering from an emergency. Not sure how to create an emergency kit? Curious about flood insurance? Being prepared is easier than you might think. @BeReadyPA can help! National Preparedness ... (Full Story & Photos)

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