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 Open House
“Join us on February 4, 2012, from 4 pm to 6 pm for an open house to help us "push in" our new ladder truck. There will also be fire safety information, refreshements, and an exhibit of historic fire dept. items." 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 Be Prepared
If you are generally well equipped to deal with a zombie apocalypse you will be prepared for a hurricane, pandemic, earthquake, or terrorist attack. Be Prepared.
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
Firefighter 1st Class, Dave Fagan, and Lieutenant Kevin Abbott, were awarded the Mt. Lebanon Fire Department's Firefighter and Fire Officer of the Year, respectiively, at the Department's annual holiday banquet on December 3rd. Both members were nominated by their peers for demonstrating outstanding service to the Mt. Lebanon Fire Department and Mt. Lebanon Residents with regard to fire prevention, fire protection, and/or suppression while upholding the core values and goals of the Mt. Lebanon Fire Department. Read more...