Pleasant Hills Volunteer Fire Company

10/15/2026

08/27/2026

We are happy to announce that our Citizens Fire Academy is back for a second year!

To register, you can do one of the following:

Scan the QR code
Visit our website at www.pleasanthillsfire.org
Email us [email protected]
Call us at 412-653-2222

We look forward to another great Citizens Fire Academy!

08/06/2026

At 3:30 am, the Company was alerted, along with 180 and 295, for an attic fire. While units were responding, an update was provided from Baldwin Emergency Medical Service that fire was through the roof. 232 Assistant 1 requested the second alarm at that time, bringing Stations 106, 116, 171, 270 and 301.

Assistant 1 arrived, established command, and confirmed fire through the roof and heavy smoke from the roof and eaves.

232 Engine arrived with 4 personnel, placed a handline in service, and began an aggressive attack with assistance from 180 Engine 1. The fire was reported to be knocked down within 10 minutes on scene.

No injuries were reported. The cause of the fire is under investigation by the Allegheny County Fire Marshall.

07/16/2026

Allegheny County Emergency Services is aware of the wildfire smoke affecting our region. The Allegheny County Health Department is monitoring air quality conditions.

Please stay informed by following the latest weather forecasts and air quality updates. If you see or suspect a fire, call 911 immediately. Otherwise, please reserve 911 for emergencies only.

Stay safe and take precautions if you are sensitive to poor air quality.

07/02/2026

The Pleasant Hills Volunteer Fire Company is selling challenge coins commemorating our 1975 Mack CF - "25 Engine". All proceeds from the sale will assist with repair work being performed on the Engine.

The coins can be purchased online:
https://admin.eservicestech.com/p/pleasanthillsfvc/store

Or stop by our station Monday-Friday, 8 am to 4pm. Coins are $25.

Thank you for your support!

06/24/2026

At 11:20 am, the company was alerted on the mutual aid assignment into West Mifflin for the reported house of fire.

232 Engine responded with 3 personnel and was the first arriving engine simultaneously with 296 Truck. The engine company operated in a suppression capacity for the duration of the incident.

06/16/2026

At 12:04 pm, we were alerted mutual aid to Jefferson Hills Fire-Rescue for an industrial hopper fire.

The truck and engine responded with the truck ultimately being most utilized. Crews worked to set up a tanker shuttle and dump site to supply water to multiple elevated master streams.

05/18/2026

At 8:37 pm, the first alarm was struck for Whitehall Borough.

232 Truck was assigned first due truck and assisted with searching the residence.

We were also alerted into Homestead Borough at 12:08 am where crews operated with multiple involved structures.

05/07/2026

At last evenings Borough of Jefferson Hills Agenda Meeting, Assistant Chief Persichetti was recognized by Mayor McCaffery for his efforts at the house fire on April 22nd in Jefferson Hills by ensuring safe evacuation of the residents still inside.

Congratulations and job well done!