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| 2026 Incidents |
| Jan | 94 |
| Feb | 77 |
| Mar | 87 |
| Apr | 81 |
| May | 86 |
| Jun | 112 |
| Jul | 112 |
| Aug | 92 |
| Sep | 113 |
| Oct | 90 |
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| Total | 944 |
| Past Incidents |
| 2025 | 1183 |
| 2024 | 1058 |
| 2023 | 868 |
| 2022 | 895 |
| 2021 | 861 |
| 2020 | 740 |
| 2019 | 877 |
| 2018 | 803 |
| 2017 | 798 |
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Welcome to the Official Website for New Kingstown Fire Company
"We Strive to Save in Time of Need"

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Wreaths Across America!
Chief Curtis Hall, November 01
Once again, this year, the New Kingstown Fire Company (NKFC) will be holding a campaign in support of Wreaths Across America (WAA). Our mission remains to honor and remember our deceased Veterans interred at the Indiantown Gap National Cemetery (IGNC) this Christmastime by supporting the overall nationwide mission of WAA! By using the link or the QR code on the photo, you can sponsor wreaths to be ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Fire Police Assist at Trick or Treat!
Chief Curtis Hall, November 01
On Saturday evening, Fire Police officers implemented traffic calming measures in the Village of New Kingstown to ensure the safety of trick-or-treaters. Cones, lights, and signage were placed along Locust Point Road to guide both drivers and pedestrians. Traffic 33 and its light tower were positioned at the west end of New Kingstown to enhance visibility. Utility 233 served as a support vehicle, ... (Full Story & Photos)
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September Township Report
Chief Curtis Hall, November 01
Our apologies for not posting this sooner as we've had it for a couple weeks. Please see the attachment for our activity report for September. As call volume continues on pace for over 1100 incidents for 2026 the length of time committed and sheer severity of incidents does not change. It takes dedication and commitment from our members and paid staff on a daily basis and we cannot be more thankful ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Happy Halloween!!
Chief Curtis Hall, October 31
Tonight is designated as trick-or-treat night for most areas. As in previous years, a crew will be stationed on the Locust Point Road side to distribute candy between 6:00 and 8:00 p.m. Community members who are out this evening are encouraged to enjoy the festivities and prioritize safety throughout the event.... (Full Story & Photos)
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Friday Incidents
Chief Curtis Hall, October 30
Friday, The Squad added some miles taking in two (2) transfers. Several other incidents were handled throughout the day!
03:03 - Medical Assist, SS Twp - U133 06:17 - Fire Alarm, SS Twp - E33 09:34 - Transfer to Duncannon - Sq33 09:47 - Gas Leak, Middlesex Twp - E33, T33, U133, C133 12:18 - Medical Assist, Middlesex Twp - U133, C133 15:11 - Transfer to Swatara Twp - Sq33 17:10 - Vehicle Collision ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Santa, Already?
Chief Curtis Hall, October 30
Yes, we know it is October but we must make plans now so Santa has time reserved on his very busy schedule! Mark your calendars, NKFC will be brining Santa Claus to Silver Spring & Middlesex Townships on the fire trucks on Saturday, December 5th. We will certainly be posting our running routes and plan to return the "live tracker" that we used last year!.... (Full Story & Photos)
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Snow Tober!
New Kingstown Fire Co., October 29
15 years ago, this what it looked like - multiple calls for service - one of those being a crash with entrapment on Trindle Rd (corn still standing) and a response onto the Turnpike. Doubtful anyone could really see the warning lights due to the snow sticking. Local companies had responded the previous evening to a working fire on Locust Point Rd and it began snowing as we were clearing that incident.... (Full Story & Photos)
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Another Multiple Call Day!
Chief Curtis Hall, October 28
Company 33 responded to several calls for service Wednesday, with the last incident being a collision in the 6400 blk of Carlisle Pike with Company 31! ... (Full Story & Photos)
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CO Detector Activation in the Village
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National First Responders Day
New Kingstown Fire Co., October 28
Today we celebrate Police Officers, EMS Clinicians, Dispatchers, and Firefighters. We recognize them for the outstanding work they do, day in and day out, to provide emergency services.
To our first responder partners: Silver Spring Township Police Department Silver Spring EMS Silver Spring Community Fire Co. Cumberland County, PA - Department of Public Safety Cumberland Goodwill EMS Middlesex Township ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Green Ridge Elementary School Fire Prevention Program
Chief Curtis Hall, October 27
On Tuesday, Township Fire and EMS personnel delivered fire prevention programs at Green Ridge Elementary School. This year, the programs were adjusted to fit school schedules and provide more time for education. Despite the changes, students were still able to tour the fire and EMS vehicles.... (Full Story & Photos)
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Harrisburg Pike
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Morning Crashes!
Chief Curtis Hall, October 27
On Tuesday morning, Squad 33 and Traffic 33 were dispatched to a non-injury accident involving debris removal on Route 114 at Interstate 81, following a request from Squad 31. During this incident, Utility 133 responded to a medical assist call in the area. As Squad 33 was returning, two ambulances were sent to Harrisburg Pike and South Middlesex Road to respond to an accident victim. Squad 33 and ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Ladies Auxiliary Craft Show
Chief Curtis Hall, October 26
The New Kingstown Fire Company Ladies Auxiliary is holding a holiday craft and vendor show at the fire station on November 8th from noon to 4 p.m. More than 30 vendors are participating, offering a variety of goods from independent consultants, handmade crafts, and small businesses. All available vendor spots have been filled. Vendors will be located inside the fire station and social hall.... (Full Story & Photos)
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Squad on Two This Morning
Chief Curtis Hall, October 26
At 07:27, Squad 33 responded with five members for rapid intervention team duties at a house fire in North Middleton Township on West Trindle Road. While arriving on scene, an accident was dispatched at mile marker 50.6 on Interstate 81 northbound. Squad 33 was released to respond to the accident at 07:39. Chief 7 received information that someone might be pinned in the accident. Engine 33, staffed ... (Full Story & Photos)
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