The City Of Farrell Fire Department

05/07/2026

04/03/2026

So proud of these two firefighters and their commitment to serve our nation. We pray for a safe deployment and a safe return for them. The department will be honoring them, their fellow enlisted men and women, as well as our veterans, by wearing red uniform t-shirts on Fridays. This follows a trend referred to Remember Everyone Deployed, or RED, where people wear red on Fridays to represent and remind others of those deployed.

FARRELL – Fire Chief Mike Renner wanted to do something to honor two of his firefighters who are being deployed to the Middle East while they are away.

01/31/2026

Our crews have been busy since Sunday, thank you to the duty crews and the Public Works Department for removing the snow from the fire hydrants throughout the city. We were able to establish a water supply without delay Wednesday night for the fire we had on Spearman Ave. Great work guys

01/27/2026

Clearing around hydrants will help save us valuable time.

01/25/2026

Current conditions in the city, white out , advised to stay off the roads
The Public Works Department has 5 trucks on the roads. They are working very diligently to keep main roads open. We urge all residents to stay off the roadways.

12/24/2025

Chief Renner and members of the Farrell Fire Department want to wish you and yours a very merry Christmas and a Happy New Year

11/15/2025

This morning Truck 98 was dispatched to assist Station 28 ( Hubbard) with a large garage fire.

11/11/2025

Thanking all those men and women who have served in our Armed Forces. Your sacrifice and service are respected and remembered.

We’d also like to highlight the veterans (active and retired) currently serving the City of Farrell Fire Department.

*Captain Anthony Palestro - Air Force Reserve, Retired
*Firefighter Bryon Fox - Army Reserve
*Firefighter Dylan Fox - Army Reserve
*Firefighter Greg Bradac - Air Force Reserve
*Firefighter Nik Snyder - Air Force Reserve

09/28/2025

Last evening, just before 8pm, the Farrell Fire Department was dispatched to assist Shenango Township Fire Department with a a possible fire at one of their hotels. Truck 98 responded and crews helped clear smoke from an overheated elevator motor before returning to the city.

Not long after returning, Station 98 was dispatched to assist West Middlesex Fire Department with a residential structure fire on Wheatland Road. Engine 98 responded and crews assisted in extinguishing the fire as well as overhaul and ventilation. While the engine was out of the city, off-duty personnel manned the station ensuring continued coverage for the residents of Farrell.