Fire Fighters above are removing outdated decals from “old” Rescue 49 (Rescue 79). The Rescue is slated for new paint scheme and logos for the new Hanover Area Fire & Rescue Commission.

Fire Fighters above are removing outdated decals from “old” Rescue 49 (Rescue 79). The Rescue is slated for new paint scheme and logos for the new Hanover Area Fire & Rescue Commission.
This evening, B Shift firefighters lent a few hands to the Hanover Elks Lodge with their official ” Flag Retirement Ceremony” The club retired over 2000 used American flags in the proper and respectful manor.

Brotherhood at it’s best! Helping put a new floor down for Theresa Reese Shoemaker for fallen Hanover firefighter Earl Shoemaker! Thanks to Kenny Kuhn, Steve Buhl, Brian McDermitt and Jim Startzel for giving your time!!


On Saturday, many of the Hanover and Penn Township firefighters had the distinct pleasure of attending and witnessing one of our brother firefighters Brian McDerrmit and past Penn Township EMS provider Casey Fahringer get married. It was a beautiful wedding and we wish this wonderful couple many many years of happiness.

This year “A” shift spent all day Monday and Wednesday testing our fire hose to the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) standard. This is done each and every year to every piece of hose to make sure when we are dragging it into a burning building, it does not fail! Over 15,000 feet of hose was tested with a few sections failing during the pressure testing. When a hose fails the test it is removed from service and discarded.
Brother Howard Billig Wins Blue Ribbon on His Cookies! Along With Many (2 Blue and 1 Fairs Best) Congratulations Howie!!


This evening members from Local 2045 participated in the 2017 National Night Out events. This years event was held in the parking lot of Target Outlet store on Wilson Avenue. Members of Local 2045 showed off our fire and emergency medical apparatus from Hanover Borough and Penn Township. A great showing from our community members, local and State officials, and surrounding communities made this years event a huge success. Thank you, Penn Township Police Department, for all the hard work in setting this event up!

The Monster Energy Team truck visited Station 46, Wirt park Station to show support to our firefighters.

Captain Kemmerly and firefighter Garibay work on opening the roof of a rancher style home in New Oxford where Hanover Engine 46-1 assisted on a kitchen fire as RIT.

Units responded to a two vehicle collision Friday evening at the intersection in front of Chilpoltle on Wislson Avenue.