Stroud Township Volunteer Fire Department

10/04/2026

Helping our neighbors. Thomas street dwelling fire. October 4 th 2026

07/30/2026

Just a reminder to like, follow and share our new page Stroud Township Volunteer Fire Department - Station 37

We will no longer be posting to this page.

07/24/2026

Due to unforeseen circumstances, we have had to create a new page.

Stroud Township Volunteer Fire Department - Station 37

We are incredibly grateful for the support and strong community we've built over the years. We would sincerely appreciate it if you could like, follow, and share our new page so you can continue to stay connected with us as we serve our community.

Thank you for your continued support—we look forward to staying connected with you!

06/26/2026

The ever rising cost of outfitting a single firefighter with the proper gear to keep them as safe as possible as the perform one of the most dangerous jobs there are…..

06/25/2026

06/02/2026

From emergency calls to assisting with MedEvac helicopter landings, the Stroud Township Fire Department plays an important role in keeping our community safe.

Every response is powered by teamwork, training, and a commitment to helping others. If you're looking for a rewarding way to serve your community and be part of something bigger, we'd love to have you on our team.

Answer the call. Join the Stroud Township Volunteer Fire Department.

05/09/2026

Friday evening, the members of the Pocono Irish American Club presented several local fire departments with generous donations of $2,000 each.

While many people know the organization for the well-known and celebrated St. Patrick’s Day Parade, what is perhaps less recognized — and, in my opinion, even more important — is the tremendous amount of community service and support they quietly provide throughout the year.

05/05/2026

Departments that work together, should train together. We spent the evening training alongside Stroudsburg Fire Department with live fire and smoke at the Monroe County training facility.

05/01/2026

We would like to extend our sincere gratitude to all the businesses and individuals that contributed to our annual Firefighters’ Banquet. Whether through purchasing an advertisement in our fundraising booklet or donating a gift or service for our raffle, your generosity is truly appreciated.

Businesses and names are listed in no particular order.

DNA Property Management
Pocono Sew N Vac
Servpro
Dreher Agency
P & D Auto
Citera Meats
Hartmann Electric
R.J. Groner
Organigrow
RKA Construction
Lehigh Valley Health Network
Kistler Printing
St. Luke’s
Wholesale Pallet Rack Products (WPRP)
Triplets Diner
Lee’s Custom Tinting
E.F. Possinger
Clark’s Funeral Home
The Floor Source
Pure Day Spa
Saylorsburg Pizza
Stiff Oil
Frailey Insurance
Denilee Curry
Canfield’s
State Senator Rosemarie Brown
Colonial Used Auto
Jennifer Shukaitis
Steele’s Hardware
East Penn Auto
Sonia’s Sweet Inspirations
Arlington Diner
State Representative Tarah Probst
Pocono Gunkeepers
Beth Moloughney State Farm Insurance
Thomas R. Wilkins
Christine A. Wilkins
Benjamin C. Wilkins
The Zaso Family
Papillion & Moyer
Stroud Township
Earthlight
Angel’s Cafe & Catering
Marita’s Cantina
Just Like Magic Bakery
La Toltecca
Stonehaus Meadery
Gomba’s Pizza
Pocono Soap
Main Street Bakery
Stroudsmoor Bakery
Goat on Main
Pocono Pub
Cedars Grill
Giant East Stroudsburg
Giant Bartonsville
Frank’s Pizza
Cinemark Theatre
Blue Ridge Winery
Sorrrenti’s
Rudy’s
Bovino’s
American Candle
Friedman Electric
Weis Tannersville
Weis Corporate
Dale’s Pocono Bistro
Silverback Distillery
The Cinder Inn
Tolino’s
Signature Saloon
Rock N’ Willy’s
Benvenuto Pizza
Leon Clapper Plumbing
Sparkle Car Wash
Big Wheel Roller Rink
KMB Plumbing
Tony’s Pizza