Welcome to the Official Website for Manoa Fire Company
The Manoa Fire Company is one of five volunteer fire stations serving the 9.5 square miles of Haverford Township. The Company provides fire suppression, rescue operations, and assists with emergency medical services to the Township’s approximate 50,000 residents. The Company’s firefighting staff is 100% volunteer, staffing an Engine, a Rescue, and a Rescue-Pumper 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. In order to continue to provide this vital service to the community, the Manoa Fire Company is always looking for new members. If you are interested in becoming part of something special and joining the brotherhood of firefighting, see our Become a Member section.
Use the button above to contribute directly to Manoa via PayPal.
Manoa Fire Company is a 100% volunteer fire company supported by public donations.
Rescue 56 will be manufactured and completed at the E-ONE Fire Trucks (Official Site) facility in Ocala Florida. Thanks Jeff and we look forward to more photos.... (Full Story & Photos)
During his visit, we had the opportunity to discuss the critical role that grant funding plays in supporting the fire service and ensuring our firefighters have the resources, equipment, and training needed to serve our communities.
We were also proud to showcase equipment recently acquired through several grants secured with the assistance of Senator Amanda Cappelletti and her office.
Rescue 56 arrived and reported a 14 vehicle accident with 2 vehicles having entrapment. Deputy 56 established West Chester Pike Command. Chief 313 requested the County large EMS response plan.
The accident is under investigation by the Haverford Township Police Department and questions should be directed to them.... (Full Story & Photos)
This project was funded through the courtesy of a grant sponsored by Senator Amanda Cappelletti office. Utility 56 was lettered at 95 Signs and upfitted by 10-8 Emergency Vehicle Service. Special thanks to Chief Engineer Steve Benecke and Chief Emeritus Mike Norman for their help with this project.... (Full Story & Photos)
