Today, we look back in remembrance to our lost brother 'Guido'. Mike was a former live-in, a regular member and a mentor to our younger members even after being hired in Montgomery County, MD. He passed away four years ago after complications post surgery. He will always be … [Read more...]
Remembering Tony
Three years ago today, we lost a friend and comrade in Anthony 'Tony' Cuda. Tony spent a number of years as a FF/Medic at Co. 4 and still kept in touch with us, always happy to come back and visit. Michele remains with the Company 4 family as an integral part of our paid staff. … [Read more...]
The Officers and Members of Monroeville Volunteer Fire Co. No. 4 want to extend our appreciation to our collogues of the Monroeville Police Department and our Mutual Partners on National First Responders Day. … [Read more...]
Just after 7pm, Company 4 was alerted for a motor vehicle crash with entrapment - two vehicles involved with one on its side. Rescue 4 , Medic 47 and Medic 48 responded Chief 229 arrived to find the incident as reported, however, the occupant was not entrapped, only confined - … [Read more...]
Around 3:00am this morning Rescue 4 was dispatched as the RIT into Turtle Creek for a reported residential fire. R-4 arrived and was staged on the A side as first-due crews handled a room-and-contents fire. … [Read more...]
MVC with Entrapment
Mid-afternoon brought Company 4, Rescue 6 and Engine 51 into the first-due for a motor vehicle crash with entrapment in the south-bound lanes of Mosside Boulevard. Medic 47 and Rescue 4 arrived with two vehicle in the roadway after a head-on style collision. One driver, in … [Read more...]
Members Wanted
Station 4 is looking for highly motivated individuals who want to be part of something special. Fire Co. No. 4 offers great opportunities to help the Community while learning new skills. We will help guide you through the proper training while preparing you to work with a team … [Read more...]
As crews were about to have a little lunch, the tones dropped for a report of heavy smoke coming from a commercial structure. Truck 4 arrived on scene to a building known to be under renovation with no workers immediately located and heavy smoke emitting from both the front and … [Read more...]
25 years ago today, America suffered one of its darkest moments as large-scale terrorism struck the homeland. 2,996 people (including 343 firefighters, 72 law enforcement officers, and 8 EMS personnel) were killed in three separate but connected attacks on US soil. Commuter … [Read more...]
Commercial Fire
Just before 9:30pm, Monroeville Fire Companies were dispatched to an appliance on fire at Coast and Maine at the Monroeville Mall. Engine 42 was in the area and requested permission to respond. E-42 and Quint 1 arrived and found a small fire in the dishwashing machine that was … [Read more...]
Companies were dispatched just before noon today for an automatic fire alarm in one of the many apartment complexes within the first due. While enroute, units were updated that the battery of a massaging unit had exploded and was on fire. Engine 41 arrived and … [Read more...]
Stormy Weather
As the weather turned for the worse this evening, strong storms hit at approximately 6:30 pm. With strong winds and heavy downpours the activity level began to pick up. Station 4 personnel were kept busy answering calls for trees into residences, vehicle crashes, fire alarms and … [Read more...]
Beer Here!!
At 1:00pm this afternoon, Company 4 and Tanker 5 were dispatched to an area known as the 'abyss' by local responders. It is an area where Routes 376 (Penn Lincoln Parkway), 22 (William Penn Highway) and 76 (PA Turnpike) converge to confuse speeding drivers to the point of panic. … [Read more...]
Another early start as crews were dispatched to Mosside Boulevard just after 8:00 am for the head-on MVC with one vehicle on fire. Engine 41, Medic 47, Medic 48 and Rescue 4 responded. Units arrived and found a total of 4 vehicles involved (two in the south bound lanes and two in … [Read more...]
Adverse Weather Keepin’ Us Busy
With all the rain and heavy downpours over the past several weeks, Station 4 has been kept busy. Between the arcing transformers, flooded waterways, hydroplaning vehicles, and random structure fires, our crews have been running themselves ragged. We want to acknowledge all the … [Read more...]
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