Hazle Twp. Fire & Rescue Company 141

Hazle Twp. Fire & Rescue Company 141 "The House that Never Sleeps" "Anything Anytime Anywhere"
Offering Professional Volunteer Fire Protection Since 1976

***APPARATUS FOR SALE***See the attached flier regarding the sale of our 2004 KME Excel Rescue Engine. Additional photos...
09/06/2026

***APPARATUS FOR SALE***

See the attached flier regarding the sale of our 2004 KME Excel Rescue Engine. Additional photos and specifications are available as well as a list of included suppression and rescue equipment. All serious inquiries can be made to Chief Kostician.

August Monthly Call Report:51 Dispatched Incidents9 Box Alarms3 Working Fires1 PinsDuring the month of August, the 2026 ...
09/04/2026

August Monthly Call Report:
51 Dispatched Incidents
9 Box Alarms
3 Working Fires
1 Pins

During the month of August, the 2026 Fire Line Officers were officially sworn in during the monthly Hazle Township meeting. We are proud to recognize these members who have stepped forward to take on leadership roles and continue serving our community.

We were also honored to attend the swearing-in ceremony of two of our members who were hired as firefighters with the Hazleton City Fire Department. We are extremely proud of their accomplishments and wish them continued success as they begin this next chapter in their firefighting careers.

August was also a difficult month for our company as we said goodbye to our fellow brother and friend, William “Billy” Gallagher. Billy's dedication, friendship, and service will never be forgotten. His legacy will continue to live on through the many lives he touched and through the Hazle Township Fire & Rescue Company, and Township he proudly served.

***OVERNIGHT CRASH INVOLVING TRAIN***On 09/03/26 at 0256, Hazle Township companies were dispatched to the 1000 block of ...
09/03/2026

***OVERNIGHT CRASH INVOLVING TRAIN***

On 09/03/26 at 0256, Hazle Township companies were dispatched to the 1000 block of South Church Street for a crash with injuries and entrapment. Additional information received reported a vehicle underneath a train with the driver trapped. Upon arrival crews found an SUV into a train with the driver self-extricated with minor injuries. A portion of the train was derailed and traffic was detoured for several hours for clean-up. Chief 2 (Zoshak) held the command.

**TRAINING ANNOUNCEMENT**The Hazleton City Fire Department in conjunction with Hazle Township Fire & Rescue are hosting ...
08/29/2026

**TRAINING ANNOUNCEMENT**

The Hazleton City Fire Department in conjunction with Hazle Township Fire & Rescue are hosting Beyond Sidewalk Supervision by Deputy Chief Floyd Wise.

The class is FREE and will be held Saturday September 26th, 2026 starting at 8:00am at the Hazleton Area High School.

Please contact Deputy Chief Zoshak at 570-233-2559 to register.

08/29/2026

Today, we laid our fellow brother and friend, William “Billy” Gallagher, to rest.

Billy’s memory will live on through the many lives he touched, the friendships he made, and the lasting legacy he leaves behind with the Hazle Township Fire & Rescue Company and throughout our community.

Today was a difficult day, but it was also a day to honor and celebrate the life of a man who meant so much to so many. We are grateful to everyone who came together to ensure Billy was given the respect, dignity, and honor he deserved.

We would like to extend our sincere appreciation to the following who assisted in honoring and remembering Billy’s life today:
Gallagher Family
Frank J. Bonin Funeral Home
Saint Pius of Pietrelcina Parish
Hazleton City Fire Department
Hazleton City Streets Department
West Hazleton Fire Company
Wright Township Fire Company
West End Fire & Rescue Company
Nuremberg-Weston Fire Company
Freeland Fire Department
McAdoo Fire Company
Weatherly Fire Company
Beaver Meadows Fire Company
Harwood Fire Company
Lehigh Valley EMS
Pennsylvania State Police
Butler Township Police Department

Your support, assistance, and presence meant more to our members and Billy’s family than words can express.

Rest easy, Billy. You will never be forgotten. Your brotherhood will carry your memory forward, and your legacy will continue to live on within Hazle Township Fire & Rescue Company.

From all of us at Hazle Township Fire & Rescue Company, thank you, Billy, for your friendship, your service, and the memories you left behind.

It is with great sadness that the Hazle Township Fire & Rescue Company announces the death of William “Billy” Gallagher....
08/26/2026

It is with great sadness that the Hazle Township Fire & Rescue Company announces the death of William “Billy” Gallagher. Billy was a member of Hazle Township Volunteer Fire & Rescue Fire Company since April 2008 serving as Board of Director since 2011 and served as an Apparatus Operator. He was Hazle Twp Supervisor from 2006 to 2018 for two terms.

Billy was a great asset within the Fire Company and will be deeply missed for his endless dedication towards improving our Company and the Community.

The officers and members of Hazle Township Fire & Rescue would like to extend our congratulations to Firefighters Quinn ...
08/13/2026

The officers and members of Hazle Township Fire & Rescue would like to extend our congratulations to Firefighters Quinn Evans and John Elchisak. Both were sworn in earlier today at Hazleton City Hall as full-time firefighters with the Hazleton Fire Department. Congratulations to you both—we are proud of your accomplishment.

We take great pride in the culture at Hazle Township, which continues to guide and prepare our members for careers in public safety.

Earlier this week, at the August Hazle Township Board of Supervisors meeting, the newly elected chief officers took their oath of office, administered by Magisterial District Judge James Dixon.

During the meeting, Deputy Chief Zoshak presented an Award of Valor to David and Nicole Shema for their actions in July 2025, which resulted in the rescue of a 4-year-old autistic child from a swimming pool.

An Award of Service was also presented to Firefighter Jason Bridge in recognition of his nearly 30 years of dedicated service to the company. Jason spent close to 20 of those years in leadership roles and played a significant part in advancing the department to where it is today.

Both awards were presented on behalf of the officers and members of Hazle Township Fire & Rescue, along with the Hazle Township Board of Supervisors: Anthony Griguoli, Robert Fiume, and James Montone.

***TRUCK COMPANIES RUN WORKING FIRE IN WEST HAZLETON BOROUGH***On 08/04/26 at 1641 hours, Tower 7 and Ladder 5 responded...
08/05/2026

***TRUCK COMPANIES RUN WORKING FIRE IN WEST HAZLETON BOROUGH***

On 08/04/26 at 1641 hours, Tower 7 and Ladder 5 responded at the request of West Hazleton Chief to 112 E. Green St. for a house on fire. Initial crews arrived to find a working fire on the first floor with reports of occupants trapped on the third floor. Tower 7 arrived as the 1st due truck and sent its crew to division 3 for searches. All searches were negative and the fire was held to the room of origin. Hazle Twp. companies assisted with opening up and ventilation before being put inservice by command.

July Monthly Call Report:51 Dispatched Incidents8 Box Alarms2 Working Fires1 PinsJuly had volunteers on the streets thro...
08/03/2026

July Monthly Call Report:

51 Dispatched Incidents
8 Box Alarms
2 Working Fires
1 Pins

July had volunteers on the streets throughout the month responding to multiple different incidents throughout the month.

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1113 N Church Street
Hazleton, PA
18202

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