Fire Services
Camp Hill has several fire apparatuses that respond to fire and rescue emergency calls throughout the borough.

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Members
View a list of our current Boards of Directors, Administrators, Fire Police, and volunteer firefighters.

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Volunteer
The personal rewards and satisfaction received from what we do is often beyond description. Join us as a Camp Hill Volunteer Firefighter!

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Live-in Program
The Camp Hill Company No 1 is always looking for new college Live-Ins. Only 4 miles away from Harrisburg Area Community College and it’s Fire Science program, the CHFD offers state-of-the-art living quarters.

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Camp Hill Fire

Our apparatus responds on many mutual aid calls to the surrounding boroughs and townships. We are located on the corner of 22nd and Walnut Street in the borough of Camp Hill, Pennsylvania. The borough is a residential community spanning approximately 2.15 square miles with 8,000 residents.
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Camp Hill FireMonday, February 24th, 2020 at 3:00am
This evening Camp Hill Fire Department’s Truck 14 responded to an odor of gas call in East Pennsboro Township. Mutual aid is an important part of the volunteer fire service, helping to protect not only our community but those around us. #everwilling
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Camp Hill Fire shared a post.Friday, February 14th, 2020 at 2:06pm
Love that smile Haley! From all of the volunteers at Camp Hill Fire we wish you a speedy recovery and continued good spirits! #yourcamphillfire #haleystrong
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Camp Hill Fire shared a post.Wednesday, January 29th, 2020 at 11:47pm
As part of our commitment to keeping our community safe, here is some useful information about natural gas from UGI and a link to their website for more safety tips: https://www.ugi.com/natural-gas-safety/leak-detection/
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UGI Utilities, Inc.
Do you know the smell of natural gas? Naturally odorless and colorless, a chemical called Mercaptan is added to natural gas, which has a smell similar to rotten eggs.

If you smell natural gas, leave the building immediately, moving at least 330 feet away where you can no longer smell gas. Do not use the phone, light a match, or switch anything on or off. Call UGI at 800-276-2722 and 911.

Learn the smell of natural gas, request a FREE scratch and sniff brochure: https://bddy.me/2tfQK3E
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