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🚨 Important Public Safety Notice 🚨
Dauphin County is currently experiencing intermittent phone service issues affecting both 911 and non-emergency lines. The County and Carbyne are actively working to resolve the problem.
📞 If you have an emergency and cannot get through to 911, or the NON-EMERGENCY number 717-558-6900, please call the fire station directly so we can ensure you receive the help you need:
📍 West Hanover Township Fire Co. No. 1: 717-652-9019
If you need the 911 Center please use any of the following lines:
📍717-2159637
📍717-210-6823
📍717-215-9132
📍171-2106051
📍717-215-9507
We will provide an update as soon as the issue is resolved. Please share this information to help keep our community safe. 🔄
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911 Services have been restored.
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Please call 717-558-6900 to report emergencies.
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Due to the current statewide 911 outage. Please call 717-558-6900 to report an emergency. Please do not test call 911 to see if it is back online. We will make another post when it is available.
Thank you.
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It is with a heavy heart that we share the passing of Chris (Buffalo) Mumma. Chris joined the fire company in 1988 and quickly rose through the line officer ranks to Deputy Chief. Chris was integral in establishing West Hanover as a heavy rescue company. Chris was then hired by West Hanover Township as a public works employee where he applied the same dedication he had at the fire company. He was the Township Roadmaster at the time of his passing. Chris leaves behind a wife, son, and four stepsons. Please keep Chris' family in your thoughts and prayers.
Obituary for Christopher M. Mumma | Buse Funeral Home
www.busefuneralhome.com
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It is with great sadness WHTFC announces the passing of past live-in Firefighter Steven Frye. Steven and his Brother Mike joined WHTFC back in 2014 while attending Harrisburg area community college. Steven quickly became a part of the WHTFC family. Even after he moved to Huntington county, Steven still would frequently visit the friends he made while his time as Live-in fireman. Most recently Steven was a part of the standby crew while crews had their yearly banquet. Steven will be missed by all. Please keep his family in your thoughts and prayers as they navigate this difficult time.
Obituary for Steven Edward Frye at John B. Brown Funeral Home, Inc.
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Steven Edward Frye, 29, of Huntingdon, passed away unexpectedly on Thursday, April 17, 2025, at Penn Highlands Huntingdon. Born February 21, 1996, in Scranton, he was a son of Laurie L. Baldwin Frye S...6 CommentsComment on Facebook
2025.3.22 - Last night members of the West Hanover Township Fire Co. No. 1 gathered for their Annual Membership Banquet.
Assistant Chief David Stepler was presented with citations from the offices of Senator Patti Kim and House Representatives Joe Kerwin as well as West Hanover Township Supervisors for 50 years of service as a First Responder.
Junior Firefighter Christian Donahue was presented with the Chief's Award.
Don Poole was presented with the President's Award.
Length of Service Acknowledgements were made and special recognition was given to Matt Kuntz, Richard Slusser, Sam Swartz and Matt Senft for 25 years of service which gives them their Lifetime Memberships.
Special recognition was also given to members who made 10% or more of fire calls during the year.
Special thanks to Mr. Jerry Ozog who was our guest speaker.
Thank you to all of the West Hanover Township Supervisors for showing your support of the Fire Company and it's members.
Also, a huge Thank You to members from Maytown-East Donegal Township Fire Department, Smithfield Volunteer Fire Company and Duty Officer Chief 70 Jason Barclay for being the stand-by crew so that our members could enjoy and uninterrupted evening of camaraderie.
vimeo.com/1068449714 - Year in Review Video
"Whatever It Takes"
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West Hanover Township Fire Co. No. 1 and the Fundraising Committee would like to thank everyone who supported the Casino Night fundraiser. Unfortunately, due to low ticket sales, we can not feasibly hold Casino Night.
The fundraising committee and members of the Fire Company are currently working on ideas for future fundraising events.
We appreciate all of the community members who have supported the Fire Company in the past and who continue to support us in the future.
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Santa and his crew are headed to his last stop at the West Hanover Parks and Rec building!
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Santa's stop at Sagewicke Traffic Circle. The snow is falling and it's beginning to feel a lot like Christmas! Next stop Skyline Park.
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Santa is wrapping up his stop at Winslet Circle and will be on schedule for his stop at Bradford.
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Santa is almost done on the mountain and will be making his way to Winslett shortly.
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Santa is on his way to Fire Station 3, his last stop on the mountain. 🎅🚒
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