1 Recruitment
Every day volunteers are called upon to provide vital service, working side-by-side with career personnel to save lives, protect property, and forge ties with the community. read more...
2 Accreditation
“On March 7, 2012, the Department's CFAI Peer Team Leader will present the Department to the 11-member Commission on Fire Accreditation International for consideration for Accredited Agency Status." read more...
3 Fire Safety Tips
Provides fire safety information from the United States Fire Administration including smoke alarms, carbon monoxide, escape planning, campus fire safety, home heating, etc. read more...
4 Annual Report
The Annual Report includes response benchmarks, departmental highlights, a summary of performance and activities for 2011 and 2012 goals and objectives. Download the 2011 Annual Report
ABOUT US
The Municipality of Mt. Lebanon, located on the southern border of the City of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, is served by a combination fire department consisting of 17 career and 45 volunteer fire fighters serving a population of approximately 33,000. The Municipality spans 6.2 square miles consisting of mostly residential and commercial properties. The fire department operates out of a single fire station with four engines, a ladder truck, a rescue truck, a mobile command unit, a collapse rescue trailer, and four squads. The department responds to approximately 1,900 calls annually and participates in over 1,000 hours of community-related activities. read more...
News
On January 28th, the Department received its new aerial truck, a 2011 Smeal 105' Rear Mount Quint mounted on a Spartan Cab & Chassis. The quint has a 525 HP Caterpillar Diesel Engine, an Allison Automatic Transmission, a 1,500 gpm Hale Pump, and carries 480 gallons of water and 20 gallons of Class A Foam. The quint was purchased in part with a $585,000.00 Assistance to Firefighters Grant and replaces a 20-year old Sutphen.