Phoenix Volunteer Fire Department
Serving Hollidaysburg, PA since 1871
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Ready to Respond, Committed to Protect We strive to provide rapid, professional, and effective emergency services to the residents of Hollidaysburg. Through continuous training, community outreach, and teamwork, we ensure the highest level of public safety.
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Phoenix Volunteer Fire Dept. Station 10
Phoenix Volunteer Fire Department, (Station 10) is located at 206 Wayne Street in Hollidaysburg, PA.
Last evening Station 10 was dispatched to assist Williamsburg Volunteer Fire Department Station 90 and other mutial aid companies on a reported high occupancy building fire with reported entrapment. First arriving units had a knock down on the fire and began primary and secondary searches. Later confirmed all occupants were accounted for. Engine 10 went enroute with 6, arrived on scene and assisted with checking for extension in the room of origin and ventilation before released by command. Lieutenant 10s Go pro footage of Engine 10 responding
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The Phoenix Volunteer Fire Dept. Station 10 and Freedom Township Vol. Fire Company will be hosting a 250 Cash Bash at the Freedom Township Fire Station located at 139 Municipal Street in East Freedom on Saturday, May 2, 2026. Please watch this page for further details coming soon!
Just after 2pm box 10-1 was struck for a high occupancy fire alarm at Highland hall bringing in mutial aid from Geeseytown Community Fire Company and Lakemont Fire-Department. Maintenance who was not on scene recieved a call reporting a heater on fire on the 3rd floor stairwell. Chief 10 requested an additional engine from Duncansville FireCo be added to the box alarm. Engine 10 and maintenance located the unit. Fire was contained to the unit with no extension. Crew from 15 and 30 assisted with ventilation and returned to service.
