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.
Truck 10 enroute with 6 to assist bedford county with a commercial building fire yesterday afternoon. After units returned to the Borough truck 10 was again alerted to assist Martinsburg sta 80 with a possible commercial building fire. Truck 10 was canceled prior to arrival
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The borough crews are currently dealing with a major water break at 520 Blair Street. The water is currently turned off in that area. ![]()
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There are other areas in the borough that have been identified where there are active leaks. These areas are 1402 Walnut St., Allegheny Street at Scotch Valley Road and the 500 block of Holiday Hills Drive. The Borough’s water tank is extremely low due to these multiple leaks. Residents may experience dirty water or low water pressure. The crews are working diligently and as quickly as possible to complete these repairs. 
Today 5 members gathered to address the snow covered hydrants in the Borough and in our portion of Blair township. We encountered alot of hydrants that were buried with snow. Members took time to open them up properly. Thank you to the residents and business owners who took the time to open up your hydrants. Reminder All residents and business owners are encouraged to take the time to clear the fire hydrant on your property as it is the responsibility of the property owner. Although we encourage all residents in the area of the hydrants to assist keeping hydrants clear. That hydrant effects all residents in that area. Please help us help you by saving us critical time in the event of an emergency.
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
