2018 was a busy year, the company answering 377 calls for service, the year also saw the addition of two new pieces of apparatus. The first was the replacement of one of the command units which was quickly followed by Tanker 35. Tanker 35 was purchased with the help of the FEMA Firefighters Assistance Grant which made it possible to place a mobile water supply back in the townships once again. This addition will be a welcomed site at incident scenes providing a 3000 gallon water supply to initiate firefighting activities.

Also 2018 we handled several major incidents including a propane leak, Hazardous Materials incident at a local tow yard and numerous fires of various types. Al were handled by the crews from Wagontown with assistance from our mutual aid partners of the area.

We must take time to thank all of the members who responded to handle these emergencies as well as the families they leave behind to answer these calls. If it was not for the support they receive at home while they respond and give of their time, we would not be where we are today. So thank you to all of those behind the scenes supporting our members.

2019 we look forward to the continued level of training, service and community involvement that you have come to know your local fire department, the Wagontown Volunteer Fire Company.