East Mead Vol. Fire Dept 9

10/17/2026

We want to thank everyone for their continued support!

Congratulations to all of our winners!
If you were not present, we will contact you this week!

10/12/2026

This Saturday, Come one, Come All!!!!

Fall sportsmen Raffle October 17th. Doors open at noon. Raffle starts at 1pm. $20 a ticket.

Get your tickets at South Station 9 - The Tavern or any East Mead Vol. Fire Dept 9 volunteer firemen, Tamarack Armory, Smiths Hardware, Saegertown Hardware.

Tickets will also be available at the door!!

Again thank you to everyone who continues to support East Mead Volunteer Fire Department!

09/28/2026

09/01/2026

Boat Raffle Numbers… Live drawing details coming soon.

08/29/2026

Fall sportsmen Raffle October 17th. Doors open at noon. Raffle starts at 1pm. $20 a ticket.

Get your tickets at South Station 9 - The Tavern or any East Mead Vol. Fire Dept 9 volunteer firemen, Tamarack Armory, Smiths Hardware, Saegertown Hardware.

Again thank you to everyone who continues to support East Mead Volunteer Fire Department!

08/27/2026

The mystery has been solved! Earlier this week we were trying to figure out what year the East Mead Diner, or Fair Food Stand, opened. Thanks to Madalyn Davis, we now have an answer. You see, Madalyn was here as a volunteer that first year. She remembers calling friends and neighbors in East Mead Township, asking them to volunteer during fair week… some things haven’t changed. Madalyn remembers that year well because she was pregnant with her second daughter who was born a short time later on September 7th. So, what year was that? It was 1976. Madalyn, thanks for clearing that up, Erin, Happy 50th Birthday (almost) and as for us? We plan to be here for another 50 years. The first picture shows the original stand (year unknown) with fireman Dave Dick serving the hot sausage. The second picture was taken yesterday of our Fire Captain Cliff Hamilton behind the grill. Times may have changed, but our Department’s commitment to our community hasn’t.

08/27/2026

It turns out our favorite conversations here at the East Mead Fair Food Stand are with those who volunteered with us in the past. Like this guy, John. He was Chief of Linesville VFD back in the day when he would spend time here with our guys. He stopped in to reminisce with Chief Eric Coston about memories of the past and discuss the changes in fire service over the years. John, it was great to see you. Thank you for saying hello and please come back again.