Mill Creek Fire Company - Stations 2&21

11/12/2026

Exciting news over on the Santa Crew page...

11/03/2026

October was a busy month for community fun at Mill Creek Fire Company.

Our members visited six schools for fire prevention talks, participated in two trunk-or-treat events, and led three Halloween parades. We loved spending time with our neighbors, sharing fire safety tips, and celebrating the season!

Take a look at some photos from our October adventures. Thank you to the schools, families, and community members who welcomed us and made these events so special! Please share any photos you took with our crews at the events.

Next up: our annual food drive—and a visit from a certain man in a red suit! 🎅 Stay tuned for details on both.

11/03/2026

Mill Creek Fire Company is selling our 2015 Firematic Ford 4x4 Brush Truck. This apparatus is in great condition and features low mileage! Follow the link below for more information.

Check out this listing on Garage!

2015 Firematic Ford 4x4 Brush Truck for sale. Ford Emergency vehicle available on Garage marketplace.

10/30/2026

The officers, members and staff of the Mill Creek Fire Company are pleased to announce we have signed with Atlantic Emergency Solutions for a new Pierce Enforcer 100’ Midmount Tower-Ladder! This apparatus will proudly serve our community as well as neighboring departments for many years to come. This apparatus will feature:

🚒 44' 10.75" OAL / 11' OAH
🚒 Enforcer Chassis
🚒 70" Cab
🚒 605 HP Cummins Engine
🚒 TAK-4 Independent Front Suspension
🚒 Side Roll and Frontal Impact Protection
🚒 100’ Ascendant Aerial Platform
🚒 No Pump / No Tank
🚒 Fire Tech Warning Lights
🚒 HiViz Scene Lights
🚒 Roto-Ray Warning Light

Stay tuned for more as this project comes to life!

10/26/2026

Car seat safety doesn’t have to be scary!

Take the fright out of getting it right—have a trained car seat technician check your child’s seat. We’ll help you feel confident that your little pumpkin is buckled up safely.

Reach out to us at [email protected] to schedule an appointment.

10/14/2026

Its always a great day when we get to visit with the kids. So glad we could make it happen.

10/14/2026

Mill Creek Fire Company is hiring 1 full-time EMT for a 24/72-hour schedule!

How to Apply:
Complete the employment application using the link below:

https://www.millcreekfire.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/MCFC-Employment-Application.pdf

Submit your application by:
Email: [email protected]
In person: Station 21, 3808 Kirkwood Highway, Attn: Jimmy Doughten

Application Deadline: October 27th at 1900 hours

10/06/2026

⚡ Don’t let a bargain charger become a fire hazard! ⚡

Today’s Fire Prevention Week reminder: Use the cord and charger that came with your device—or a replacement approved by the manufacturer. Cheap, unapproved chargers may not meet safety standards, and the wrong charger can damage your battery and increase the risk of fire. Just because it fits doesn’t mean it’s safe!

Feeling the heat? Some warmth during charging is normal, but a charger or device that becomes unusually hot is a warning sign. Stop charging and unplug it if you can do so safely. Don’t continue using it or plug it back in without addressing the problem.

If you notice swelling, leaking, strange odors, or popping or hissing sounds, stop using the device immediately. If it’s smoking or catches fire, don’t handle it or try to put the fire out—get everyone outside and call 911.

Charge on a hard, flat surface—not a bed, couch, or under a pillow—and keep charging devices away from anything that can burn.

10/05/2026

⚡ Charge Into Fire Safety! ⚡

It’s Fire Prevention Week, and this year we’re focusing on safe charging habits for the lithium-ion batteries we use every day.

From cell phones and tablets to e-bikes, power tools, and other rechargeable devices, batteries are part of daily life. Taking a few simple precautions can help prevent fires and protect the people you love:

Use chargers and batteries designed for your device.

Charge devices on a hard, flat surface—never on a bed, couch, or under a pillow.

Keep charging devices away from exits, heat sources, and anything that can burn.

Stop using a battery or charger if it is damaged, swollen, leaking, unusually hot, or has an unusual odor.

Recycle batteries properly—never place them in household trash or recycling bins.

Throughout the week, we’ll be sharing important fire-safety tips to help keep our community safe. Remember: Safe charging is a superpower!

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08/04/2026

• 08/03/2026 • Box 2106 •

Yesterday morning shortly after 0400 hours, Stations 2/21 along with mutual aid were dispatched for a reported Residential Structure Fire. Deputy 2 arrived on scene to find a single story dwelling with fire showing from an attached garage. Engine 21 arrived on scene as the first due engine, establishing a water supply and stretched a hand line for fire attack. All searches of the residence proved to be negative. Crews operated on scene for a little over 2 hours before being released by command.