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Throop Fire The youngest of the 2 (two) remaining independent companies is Volunteer Hose Company of Throop. This Company was charted in 1928.

Over the years this company has been known by 3 (three) separate monikers; "vols" and "Throop No. 3" and after 64 (sixty four) years as primarily providing Engine Company operations to the Borough, the company established Rescue Company protocols and soon thereafter was know as the 27 Rescue. The 27 Engine & Rescue companies are presently led by Fire Chief Alec Shattin, Captain Greg Budzinski and the positions of Lieutenant are held by Josh Rose, and Vince Ceseri III. Chief Engineer is held by Logan Lukasik. Administration: President Robert Hegedus, Vice President Jeremy Jarrow, Recording Secretary TBD, Treasurer Cathy Jones.

🔥🐷Come out, grab some great food, and support your local volunteer fire department! 📍Throop Fire - Dunmore Street Statio...
10/22/2026

🔥🐷Come out, grab some great food, and support your local volunteer fire department!

📍Throop Fire - Dunmore Street Station
📅This Friday & Saturday 11am-6pm

Throop Fire has added a new GX-3R Four-Gas Monitor to Rescue 27!This confined space detector monitorsLEL, 02, H2S & CO -...
10/21/2026

Throop Fire has added a new GX-3R Four-Gas Monitor to Rescue 27!

This confined space detector monitors
LEL, 02, H2S & CO - keeping our firefighters safe when entering hazardous environments.
| The GX-3R is the world's smallest and lightest portable 4-gas monitor and is part of RKI's line of high-quality safety instruments.

Another tool to better serve and protect
Throop Borough!

Thank you to Sean at DiVal Safety for working with us to make it happen.

Throop Fire is proud to announce we have recently taken delivery of 4 new sets of Fire-Dex turnout gear, with another 4 ...
10/21/2026

Throop Fire is proud to announce we have recently taken delivery of 4 new sets of Fire-Dex turnout gear, with another 4 sets currently on order and expected to arrive in the coming weeks!
This new gear will help keep our firefighters safe while we continue to protect the residents of Throop Borough and surrounding areas.

Thank you to Kevin at Firefighter One for working with us to make it happen!

After many years of dedicated service to Throop Borough, Our 1990 Ford F350 Brush Truck 27 is officially out of service....
10/20/2026

After many years of dedicated service to Throop Borough, Our 1990 Ford F350 Brush Truck 27 is officially out of service.
From first responding out of station 272 on Boulevard Ave to its final years at station 273 on Dunmore Street, this truck has answered countless calls and served our community faithfully.

🚨Essential Safety Rules🚨• Direct Wall Plug-In: Never use extension cords, power strips, or surge protectors, as space he...
10/18/2026

🚨Essential Safety Rules🚨
• Direct Wall Plug-In: Never use extension cords, power strips, or surge protectors, as space heaters draw high wattage that can overheat and start a fire.
• The 3-Foot Clearance Rule: Keep furniture, curtains, bedding, clothes, and papers at least 3 feet away from the front, sides, and rear of the heater.
• Hard, Level Surfaces: Place the unit on a flat, non-flammable floor (like tile or wood) rather than on carpets, rugs, tables, or beds.
• Turn Off When Unattended: Switch off and unplug the heater whenever you leave the room or go to sleep.
• Child and Pet Safety: Create a kid- and pet-free zone around the unit to prevent accidental burns or tip-overs.

10/17/2026
Visit our friends down the street at Gangi Pizza while supporting Mid Valley Athletics!
10/17/2026

Visit our friends down the street at Gangi Pizza while supporting Mid Valley Athletics!

(10/14/26) This evening Firefighters Andrew Cesari and Gavin Hegedus attended an aircraft burn simulator FAA Part 139 Li...
10/15/2026

(10/14/26) This evening Firefighters Andrew Cesari and Gavin Hegedus attended an aircraft burn simulator FAA Part 139 Live-Fire Training Course at the Scranton / Wilkes-Barre International Airport.
Thanks for the invite: AVP ARFF Station 266!

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401 Dunmore Street
Throop, PA
18512

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(570) 489-5761

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