Organization Phone: 814-268-4000 (For emergencies dial 911)

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Neighbors helping neighbors, since 1904
As a member of the Brockway Volunteer Hose Company, you will be given the opportunity to give back to the wonderful community that we all call home. We accept new members with open arms and can assure you that you will not regret being a part of the 116 year brotherhood of volunteer firefighters in our community.

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Physical Address:
751 Taylor Way
Brockway State PA Zip 15824

Mailing Address:
PO Box 253
Brockway State PA Zip 15824

Monthly Calls

MonthJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDecTotal
Fire42720000000015
Rescue65410000000016
Misc32620000000013
Total1391750000000044

Department News

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Box 4-C Possible Structure Fire

1/20/25 13:34 – Station 1 was requested for mutual aid for a possible residential structure fire. Engine 1 (Lt. Martinson) and Tanker 1 (FF N. Knox) both responded, while enroute, both units were canceled.

Box 4-A Structure Fire

1/18/25 22:23 – Engine 1 was requested for mutual aid for a working garage fire in Falls Creek Borough. Engine 1 (Lt. Martinson) responded, upon arrival, Engine 1 was ordered to stage and standby, shortly after Engine 1 was released and went available.

Box 11-N MVA

1/16/25 02:08 – Station 1 was alerted for a mutual aid assignment to assist Station 11 with a single vehicle accident along Route 219 in Horton Township, vehicle was reported to be rolled over off the roadway. Chief 11 responded to the scene, upon his arrival he found the vehicle...
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Box 1-W MVA

1/3/25 16:27 – Station 1 & Station 15 were alerted for a multi vehicle accident on Route 28 in Snyder Township. Chief 1 went enroute to the scene shortly after dispatch, upon his arrival he found multiple vehicles like reported as well as two patients with injuries, the roadway was...
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Brockway Volunteer Hose Company History

Brockwayville was a small community nestled in the Little Toby Valley of Jefferson County, boasting a population near 1200 and growing was the scene of a meeting in the early 1900 of a group of young men interested in forming a Fire Company.

The only equipment for fighting fire available was a two wheel hose cart and 500 feet of hose, purchased by the borough in 1898.

Twenty seven young men met in Heiges Hall to form an organization to fight fire. The hose cart was housed in an addition to the main building that stood between the Railroad and Toby Creek on the south side of Main Street.

The members met on January 16th, 1904 and after the object of the meeting was stated proceeded to perfect an organization by the election of Harry Lindy as temporary chairman and Alex Adams as temporary secretary.

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