VOLUNTEER DRIVEN. COMMUNITY FIRST. EMERGENCY? CALL 911

GREELEY, PENNSYLVANIA · STATION 23

WHEN THE
TONES DROP.
WE ANSWER.

Greeley Volunteer Fire Department.
Neighbors protecting neighbors. A commitment that runs deeper than the call.

PRIDE. BROTHERHOOD. TRADITION. SERVICE.

GREELEY FIRE & RESCUEPRIDE · TRADITION · SERVICE
Greeley Station 23 Fire and Rescue artwork with the department crest and fire apparatus
SERVING LACKAWAXEN TOWNSHIP23
01 /FIRE SUPPRESSION
02 /RESCUE OPERATIONS
03 /COMMUNITY SERVICE
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01 / THE DEPARTMENT

OUR COMMUNITY.
OUR RESPONSIBILITY.

We don't just serve this community.
We call it home.

Greeley Volunteer Fire Department proudly serves Lackawaxen Township and surrounding communities. Our volunteers respond to fires, rescue calls, vehicle crashes, alarms, public service calls, and mutual aid incidents.

We are neighbors helping neighbors—a team built on dedication, tradition, and the responsibility to protect the place we call home.

MEET OUR LEADERSHIP

02 / BUILT FOR THE CALL

THE FLEET.

Three apparatus. One mission.
The equipment behind our response.

1998 Seagrave — Greeley 23 EngineFire suppression

23 Engine

01

1998 Seagrave

1,750GPM pump
1,000Gallons of water

Our primary fire suppression apparatus. Responding to structure fires, alarms, vehicle fires, and mutual aid incidents.

2003 Pierce Dash — Greeley 23 RescueRescue & support

23 Rescue

02

2003 Pierce Dash

2,000GPM pump
750Gallons of water

Four preconnected TNT rescue tools ready for immediate deployment, backed by a 2,000 GPM pump for fireground support.

2018 Kenworth Super Tanker — Greeley 23 TankerWater supply

23 Tanker

03

2018 Kenworth Super Tanker

1,500GPM pump
4,000Gallons of water

A 4,000-gallon water supply for fire suppression operations, especially in rural areas without hydrant access.

03 / EVERY CALL COUNTS

THE RESPONSE.
BY THE NUMBERS.

128TOTAL CALLS
THIS YEAR

Monthly call totals · Updated through October

MONTHLY CALL ACTIVITYSTATION 23
Jan5
January: 5 calls
Feb11
February: 11 calls
Mar19
March: 19 calls
Apr14
April: 14 calls
May14
May: 14 calls
Jun13
June: 13 calls
Jul17
July: 17 calls
Aug11
August: 11 calls
Sep12
September: 12 calls
Oct12
October: 12 calls
Nov0
November: 0 calls
Dec0
December: 0 calls

04 / LEADING THE WAY

THE OFFICERS.

Dedication at every rank.
The leadership of Station 23.

Chief

William McKinnell

GREELEY · 23

1st Assistant Chief

Billy McKinnell

GREELEY · 23

2nd Assistant Chief

Doug Hosking

GREELEY · 23

Captain

Josh Mugan

GREELEY · 23

Lieutenant

Craig Haase

GREELEY · 23

Engineer

Joe Nytko

GREELEY · 23

YOUR COMMUNITY NEEDS YOU

DON'T JUST WATCH.
ANSWER THE CALL.

No experience needed. Training provided. Bring your commitment. We'll help you build the skills to make a difference.

APPLY TO JOIN STATION 23 A member of our department will contact you.
01

STEP UP.

Submit your application through our online form.

02

CONNECT.

Meet the department. Ask questions. Get to know the team.

03

GET TO WORK.

Start training, get equipped, and serve your community.

05 / AROUND THE STATION

THE LATEST
FROM THE 23.

Department updates, community events, and a look at life at Station 23. Follow along on Facebook.

FOLLOW GREELEY FIRE

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06 / STRONGER TOGETHER

COMMUNITY RESOURCES.

Our neighboring departments
and emergency service partners.

FOR ALL EMERGENCIESCALL 911

07 / GET IN TOUCH

YOUR STATION.
YOUR COMMUNITY.

Membership, events, public education, or a question for the department. We're here to help.

CALL THE STATION(570) 685-7537

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