Annville Cleona Fire Department

Annville Cleona Fire Department Serving the citizens of Cleona, Annville and South Annville Townships in Lebanon County.

Today, several members of the Annville Cleona Fire Department gathered at the Annville station to share breakfast and re...
09/12/2026

Today, several members of the Annville Cleona Fire Department gathered at the Annville station to share breakfast and remember.

Twenty-five years after the attacks of September 11, 2001, we honor the firefighters who made the ultimate sacrifice, all who lost their lives that day, and those who continue to carry its impact.

We will never forget. 🇺🇸

Earlier today, ACFD was dispatched to assist at a large commercial building fire on Lingle Avenue, where the borders of ...
09/11/2026

Earlier today, ACFD was dispatched to assist at a large commercial building fire on Lingle Avenue, where the borders of Derry Township and North Londonderry Township meet.

Engine 58 responded with a full crew of interior firefighters and Tower 58 added on bringing additional manpower to the incident.

Once on scene, our crews secured a hydrant at the rear (Charlie side)
of the building and assisted with ventilation. Crews were on scene for about 2 hours.

With several large warehouses recently built in our first-due area and more on the way, this call was a valuable reminder of the unique dangers and logistical challenges involved in fighting fires in structures of this size.

This past Monday night, ACFD conducted an on-site after-action review of the Corvette Bar & Grill fire that occurred in ...
09/02/2026

This past Monday night, ACFD conducted an on-site after-action review of the Corvette Bar & Grill fire that occurred in June.

An after-action review gives members a chance to slow everything down and walk through a major incident step by step. We discuss what went well, what could have been done differently, and what we can improve for the next call.

These reviews are typically held away from the incident location. This time, we had the opportunity to walk both the inside and outside of the property while hearing directly from the incident's command officer (Chief 58), as well as other officers and members who were on the scene.

The on-site nature of the training was especially important because the building shares many characteristics with other properties along Main Street, including older construction and connected buildings with multiple occupants.

Thank you to the property owners for providing access so we could provide this valuable training on-site.

On Tuesday, August 18 at 7:30 p.m., the Annville Cleona Fire Department and our mutual aid partners responded to a repor...
08/19/2026

On Tuesday, August 18 at 7:30 p.m., the Annville Cleona Fire Department and our mutual aid partners responded to a reported structure fire on South Lancaster Street in South Annville Township. Thirteen ACFD members responded to assist a community member in need.

Fortunately, firefighters found the fire was contained to the oven and stovetop. Crews confirmed the fire was extinguished, checked for extension into the surrounding walls and cabinets, and ventilated the home. Damage was minimal and limited to a gas range and one London broil. A good reminder: always have working smoke alarms in your home and keep a working fire extinguisher in your kitchen.

This week, 12 members traded a beautiful Monday evening for training at ACFD. Led by the Fire Chief and Deputy Chief, me...
08/19/2026

This week, 12 members traded a beautiful Monday evening for training at ACFD. Led by the Fire Chief and Deputy Chief, members focused on long hose line deployments for challenging incidents such as alley access homes, large barn and poultry house fires, dormitory fires, and warehouse fires. After discussing deployment strategies at several alley access residences, crews put those deployment plans into action with varying staffing levels.

At the same time, members rotated through deck gun operations while current and future pump operators gained valuable pump time. To wrap up the evening, we even had the chance to cool off some overheated band camp members. Training never stops!

Training Night at Cleona Station 🚒Last night, members used the Cleona station for a hands-on, real-world training scenar...
08/11/2026

Training Night at Cleona Station 🚒

Last night, members used the Cleona station for a hands-on, real-world training scenario involving both the wagon and the engine.

Probationary members practiced connecting to a hydrant, while firefighters worked through obstacles and different scenarios inside the station. Members learning to drive also gained valuable time behind the wheel of both apparatus.

Training like this helps our volunteers build confidence, sharpen their skills, and prepare to serve our community when the call comes.

Training Together, Preparing for the Next CallLast night, for our weekly training, members split into two groups to shar...
07/15/2026

Training Together, Preparing for the Next Call

Last night, for our weekly training, members split into two groups to sharpen different skills.

Probationary and experienced rescue qualified members worked together on tool staging, covering why it matters, how it is done, and how organized equipment helps crews work safely and efficiently during an incident.

Current and future Rescue drivers received hands-on training with the truck’s systems, including the hydraulic rescue tools, light tower, and other equipment they may be responsible for operating.

Training like this builds confidence, strengthens teamwork, and helps every member stay ready for the next call.

Congratulations to former member, Ryan Gibney on his graduation from Baltimore County Fire Academy and being named valiv...
07/12/2026

Congratulations to former member, Ryan Gibney on his graduation from Baltimore County Fire Academy and being named valivictorian of his class. Ryan was one of the top responders at ACFD during his time as a student at LVC until he graduated from the physical therapy program in 2025. We wish him all the best!

Shortly after midnight this morning, ACFD responded to Campbelltown to assist with a commercial structure fire.ACFD fire...
07/11/2026

Shortly after midnight this morning, ACFD responded to Campbelltown to assist with a commercial structure fire.

ACFD firefighters performed extensive roof operations and remained on scene for several hours supporting containment and overhaul efforts. Our fire police units also provided scene and traffic support throughout the incident.

We’re proud of the hard work our volunteers put in and to have worked alongside the Campbelltown Volunteer Fire Company and the other mutual-aid departments on scene.

Second photo courtesy of S3 Photos

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215 E Main Street
Annville, PA
17003

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