Pocono Township Fire Dept.

Who hasn’t gotten their raffle tickets yet!!!! There are still tickets left to be sold!!!! Get them while they last! You can purchase tickets a few ways. ...-$10.00 donation for each ticket- -remember you could win every prize as we -put the tickets back in the pot aster each pull- * ask any member they should have some to sell * come to the station any Wednesday evening after 7pm * if you received a mailer. Send it back with a check and information requested for tickets * purchase online We would also like to remind everyone you can purchase tickets at carnival starting Monday July 19th but we wouldn’t wait. Who knows we may sell out!!! Online purchase is available with either Venmo or PayPal ( IMPORTANT DISCLOSURE: Cannot accept any ticket purchases tied to a credit card which violates the Small Games of Chance Act. Tickets may be purchased via online payment such as Venmo or PayPal, as long as they are tied to a checking account and not a credit card. No one under the age of 18 may purchase a ticket ) Venmo- @PoconoTownship-Carnival PayPal- PayPal.Me/ptvfccarnival Email - [email protected] Thank you so much for your continued support. It is an honor and privilege to serve and protect our community

Please be safe the first day of the New Year!

Can’t believe it’s almost time to go back to the North Pole! Officer Holiday loved her time in the Poconos and is already talking about next year! Today was kind of a greatest hits looking back at some of the great places she visited.

We wish each and everyone a happy, safe, healthy, and prosperous holiday season.

Officer Holiday visited Pocono Peddler’s Village today. You could spend weeks here! Something neat and cool around every corner!

All good things must come to an end. Officer Holiday heads back to the North Pole tonight to be with the other elves Christmas morning. Time to park the patrol ...car, hang up the equipment, and say her last farewells. Officer Holiday loved every second of her visit and can’t wait to be back next year! Thanks to everyone for the likes, shares, and comments. We hope you enjoyed following Officer Holiday’s adventures as much as she enjoyed living them!

Officer Holiday visited the boys at Best Auto in Tannersville today. Sometimes the sleigh needs a tune-up and these fellas are the best in the business!

On this day and everyday.

Santa’s heading to Clemons circle and gramercy park!!!

This is National Traffic Incident Response Awareness Week. Please remember to Slow Down and Move Over when encountering an incident alongside the roadway. #moveover #highwaysafetynetwork

Santa’s headed to elm wood drive area!!!

On our way back from running 2 calls this evening, we were stopped at a traffic light when a gentleman came running out from Bubba’s Country Store and brought 4 of these thin blue line hats for our firefighters in the truck. We would like to say a big thank you to this local business for keeping us warm and helping us support our local police departments.

Check out our new tools!!!

Here are pictures of the new tools from this evenings live video. We will also post our representatives contact info shortly.

Pocono Township Trick-or-Treat - 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m., October 31, 2020!

UPDATE: Randall has been located. Thank you everyone for the likes and shares! MISSING PERSON The Pocono Township Police are seeking the public’s assistance wit...h locating the pictured missing male. Randall Lundgren, a white male 5’10 approx 215lbs, was last seen on 9/4/2020 after being discharged from the Pocono Mountain Recovery Center in Henryville. Randall has brown hair, a beard, and an octopus tattoo on his left upper arm. If you have any information on his whereabouts please call the non-emergency number at 570-992-9911 and ask to speak to a Pocono Township Officer. Callers may remain anonymous. Let’s get Randall home to his family. Thanks in advance for all the likes and shares!

The Pocono Township Police Department is proud to announce that we are an official drug drop off location. We have partnered with KidCents and The Rite Aid Foun...dation to acquire a Safe Medication Disposal box. This box was donated by the foundation, and the foundation is committed to donating boxes to many other law enforcement agencies. We want to ensure that all children are safe from dangerous accidents that can occur from accidental ingestion of medication. You may drop any unused or unwanted medication, it may be expired or unexpired (see below for more information regarding what is accepted in the box and what is not). The drug drop off box is located in the lobby of the Police Department located at 110 Township Drive Tannersville, PA. 18372. Important information regarding what is accepted into the box: What is accepted into the box? -Prescription medication (schedule II-V controlled and noncontrolled substance) -Over the counter medications What is NOT accepted in the box? -Needles, NO NEEDLES OF ANY KIND! -Illegal drugs -Lotions or liquids -Inhalers -Aerosol cans -Thermometers -Hydrogen Peroxide KidCents and The Rite Aid Foundation is committed to improving the health and wellness in communities around the nation. The Rite Aid Foundation created the KidCents program in order to improve the health and well-being of children, including partnering with nonprofit kid-focused organizations. These organizations champion education and creating safe environments for children.

Good afternoon Facebook followers. Did you know that our fire company is the charter organization of many scouting programs in our area. Come on down and check out what scouting has to offer the young ladies and gentlemen in your families.

Please keep everyone fighting the Penn Hills Fire this evening in your good thoughts. Our company has been called in for mutual aid

Tonight members trained to put out a liquid fuel fires. Thank you to everyone who donates to our company. It’s because of all of you that we are able to purchase this equipment and train on using it.