Valley Township Fire Department

05/29/2026

Grab your pool membership to Sunnybrook Park! Located in our township on Route 642 (Jerseytown Road).

05/27/2026

05/25/2026

From all of us here at the VTFD, we would like to say thank you to everyone that served and to those that are serving now.

05/22/2026

We had the privilege to host this event yesterday for students to complete their Co-Op Program. 4 out of 5 students participating are members of the VTFD. They are now interior certified!

Thank you to Station 100 for providing their tanker for the day and additional Valley and East End members for participating to make the day a success!

The students are part of the Montour County EMA Co-Op, which started for the first time in August.

05/21/2026

Tuesday night, station 90 and 100 crews responded to this MVA on I-80 West Bound around the 221 mile marker. The usual tasks of traffic control and hazard mitigation were done.

05/20/2026

Thank you to whoever donated these cases of water! We can’t thank our community enough for all the support we get! It truly means a lot to all of us at the VTFD! Thanks again!

05/20/2026

Last evening, members traveled into town for a PPL Utilities Safety Demonstration. Their crew explained the dangers of power lines, what happens when different materials touch those lines, and explained the different parts that are attached to poles.

05/18/2026

3 calls for service yesterday...

Crews assisted the Montour County Coroner and State Police with patient extrication and traffic control in the area of Roberts Lane.

Crews again assisted Montour County Coroner and State Police with patient extrication at the Danville Suites Hotel later in the evening.

Late at night, crews were dispatched to assist Bloomsburg FD with a multi alarm structure fire.

05/14/2026

At 3:38 AM on May 14, 2026, Liberty Township Fire Company was dispatched to a residential structure fire on the 90 block of Mooresburg Road. All occupants were confirmed to be safely out upon arrival.

The first‑arriving engine made a fast knockdown on the main body of fire located on the first floor. Crews later located fire extension into the attic, requiring extensive overhaul and additional manpower to fully expose and extinguish hidden fire.
Approximately 4,500 gallons of water were used throughout suppression and overhaul operations.

Utility personnel were requested due to live electrical hazards, and the PSP Fire Marshal was contacted to investigate the cause of the fire. The American Red Cross is assisting four adults and one child who were displaced.

Responding Units

• 60E2
• 49E15
• 49SQ175
• 47MICU124
• 47E63
• 47T66
• 47T86
• 47R97
• 47E103
• 47T106
• 47E33
• 47E43
• REDCROSS
• 47T76
• 19AIR33
• 19BLM1ST
• 47CH60
• 47CH80
• 47100QRS
• 47CH100
• 47CH90

Liberty Township Fire Company extends our sincere thanks to every responding unit and agency for their rapid response, coordination, and support throughout this incident.

05/14/2026

Rescue 97 crew of 5 responded to this house fire in the early morning. The crew assisted with extinguishment and extensive overhaul.