Please check out our 2018 annual report here: https://www.cbfd80.com/content/reports/... (Full Story)

Contact any member for tickets!... (Full Story & Photos)

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)

The Rescue Squad and Engine 1 assisted Company 76 with this crash on Route 30 that required one occupant to be extricated.... (Full Story & Photos)

During the last Board of Directors meeting the 2019 Line Officers and Administrative Staff were voted on and approved. Congratulations to each on their position.

Fire Line Officers

Fire Chief: Doug Kemmerly
Deputy Chief: Ricky Anderson
Assistant Chief: Kevin Keyser
Assistant Chief: John “Mike” Zercher

Captain: Sean Montgomery
Captain: Nick Martin

Lieutenant: Michael Splain
Lieutenant: Justin ... (Full Story & Photos)

The Columbia Borough Fire Department recently took delivery of a 2019 Ford F450 Crew Cab and will be designated as Traffic 80. The unit will be used by the fire police to direct traffic at incidents and events. The vehicle is equipped with a 11’ light duty rescue body to store all the equipment that the fire police use and has a traffic message board on top of the unit. The unit was built by Fouts ... (Full Story & Photos)

Yesterday afternoon, Ladder 80 assisted Company 41 (York County) with a reported chimney fire in Wrightsville Borough. The evening brought a fire alarm in Columbia Borough. Photo from Hellam Township Police.... (Full Story & Photos)

Late last night, Company 80 was sent into Marietta Borough for a house fire on Essex Street. Initial crews found a fire in the attic area. Ladder 80 went to work throwing ground ladders and sending a crew to the roof, while the crew from Engine 802 went into manpower staging. The fire was quickly extinguished and the units from 80 cleared in 30 minutes. Not long after returning, both units were back ... (Full Story & Photos)

Company 80 along with Engine 41 (York), Tower 75, and Rescue Squad 76 were sent into the 500 block of Union Street for a structure fire. Engine 802 arrived to find a dryer fire that was extinguished and no extension. The assignment was held to Company 80 for ventilation.... (Full Story & Photos)