During the lunch hour, the Pumper and Squad handled a crash with injuries in the borough on Lancaster Avenue near Locust Street. Wrightsville Fire assisted on the incident.... (Full Story & Photos)

Both engines and the ladder took in a reported first due structure fire on Mill Street late this morning. The units from 80 found a malfunctioning heater in an apartment on the fourth floor. Company 80 cleared after performing some ventilation. Wrightsville, West Hempfield, and Mount Joy assisted in the incident. Photo's from Coover's Freelance Photography and Photo-5 Imagery... (Full Story & Photos)

2nd Annual Cornhole Tournament Set for March 30th!... (Full Story & Photos)

The Pumper, Squad, and Traffic unit just recently returned from assisting Company 76 with a crash with several people injured on Columbia Avenue at Oswego Dr.. Earlier in the afternoon, the Wagon and Ladder assisted Company 07 with a fire alarm; then a few hours later the Pumper and Ladder took in an alarm bells calls in the borough.... (Full Story & Photos)

Ladder 80 assisted Wrightsville Fire Company with a working structure in Hellam Township (York County). The crew assisted with opening up, throwing ground ladders, and ventilation. Rescue 80 was added but was placed available shortly after dispatch with the units on scene being able to handle. This was after the volunteers handled 8 calls yesterday that included Engine 801 assisting on a working house ... (Full Story & Photos)

21 volunteers are currently taking Hazardous Materials Operations Refresher at the fire hall in order to fulfill the annual training requirement. Additional members completed the class over the last two Monday's. Member's from Engine Company 907 and Columbia EMS 8 were also in attendance.... (Full Story & Photos)

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The volunteers answered 5 calls for service yesterday. The calls included a medical assist and 4 structure fires.... (Full Story & Photos)

Columbia Borough Fire Dept would like to thank Thaddeus Stevens College, Machine Tool Technology with fabricating some custom bushings for our retired 1948 American Lafrance 700 series pumper. Due to the age of the fire truck it is sometimes hard to find the exact parts to replace worn out parts and they came to the rescue. We reached out to Jared Keim who instructs their Machine Tool Technology program ... (Full Story & Photos)