Good Intent Fire Company, New Philadelphia

05/13/2026

For the month of May and this week's truck night we will be going over the in's & out's of vehicle rescue we have 2 suv's to practice on the main point we will focus on is
1 patient care during roof removal
2 glass removal
3 vehicle stabilization
4 make a 3rd door

P.s. all members please park somewhere other then the lot thank u

05/01/2026

This Sunday at the church, get your popcorn!

UPDATE : I'm set up on the 100 block of Valley Street across from Holy Cross church.
I'll be doing Kettle corn, funnel cakes and deep fried Oreos.

I'll be teaming up with Good Intent Fire Company of New Philadelphia again this Sunday from 10:00 to 4:00. I'd like to thank the citizens of New Philadelphia for their support, as well as Holy Cross Church and its parishioners.

05/01/2026

Last night a little rain didn't stop the Hookies & the good intent members from getting together. To Throwing some ladders. Some knowledge was pased down. Some storm gutters were drained. The attack ran a traffic assist for p.s.p. with a TT stuck on the mountain. With the training coming to a close at the end of the night a few tube stakes were consumed. All in all the first joint training of 2026 was a fun success thanks to the rescue for stopping by and to all the members that took time from their personal lives to sharpen their skills that we all hope we will never need to use.

P.S. Just a fun side note in the last Pic is one of r oldest running members and one of r youngest mentors learning together. I'll let u figure out wich is wich lol

04/30/2026

ATTENTION: all active running members the monthly training is to night 4/30/26 meet at station between 7-7:30 for the ladder refresher
(IF YOU HAVEN'T THROWN A LADDER IN THE PAST YEAR THIS TRAINING IS FOR YOU )
Please use the borough garage for p.o.v. parking letting the lot open for apparatus
Thanks from the chiefs

04/17/2026

ATTENTION - ATTENTION-
From :chief 54 (new Philadelphia)
As of today 4-17-2026
Their is a state wide outdoor burn ban in affect
What does this mean for borough residents
Any type of outdoor recreation burning is prohibited AT THIS TIME till further notice this includes camp fire's ,back yard burn pits,smokeless fire places. Anyone that is found violating this order is subject to fines and or jail time all so you can and will be held countable for any damage your fire may cause if it gets out of control consider this a official warning

Thank u for your cooperation on this matter we hold public safety at the highest priority hopefully this is only temporary till we get adequate rain fall and we can all go back to enjoying the outdoors

(C-54)

04/16/2026

There are still a few spots left for Junior Academy 26-5!

If you or your child are age 12-17 and have any interest in learning more about the fire/emergency services email Assistant Chief Brad Miller
[email protected]

This year’s Academy begins June 15. All applications MUST be in by April 30!

Thank you!

04/15/2026

Fire district 54 along with 2 & 51 took in a larg hemlock blocking the rd to the Billy's hill section of the borough all members along with the borough maintenance worker spent a few hours opening the road for the residents to be able to pass through other than the road that goes through the cemetery this is the only access there is for that part of town

04/13/2026

Attack - 54 took in a small tire fire this morning that was set on purpose to remove the rubber from the rims for scrapping purposes 🤔just in case u live under a rock and don't have a am/fm radio-tv-fb or any other type of communication with the outside world we r in a extremely high danger of wild fires so we the fire department would love it if u keep any unnecessary outdoor burning to a minimum thanks a bunch NPFD

04/11/2026

Thank u to the resident that felt the need to make your problem ower problem by illegally dumping your trash on fire department property we appreciate it

03/29/2026

01/22/2026

Sometimes the emergency comes to us. While awaiting a representative from a local garage door company, a mom brought her son to the station. It appeared the child was playing with an air fryer basket and a loose metal spike impailed his finger and went straight through. After looking at the basket and where the metal spike, the child was cut free and the spike pulled out. Mom was advised to take the child to a local urgent care to be evaluated. Luck prevailed that we had members at the station.