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Manheim Township Fire Rescue

12 hours ago

Manheim Township Fire Rescue shared Lancaster Professional Firefighters, IAFF Local 319's photo.

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It is with profound sadness that we announce the passing of FF Donald Mohr Jr. Donnie was the 1st driver of E3 on D platoon. He was appointed to the bureau in May 1989 and spent most of his career on ...

MTFR extends our thoughts and prayers to our brothers at Lancaster City Fire and to the Mohr family.

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Dawn HewesDebra Hewes is this fireman related to Donna and Mark? Something about his expression made me think so.

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Manheim Township Fire Rescue

4 weeks ago

As we approach the 4th of July holiday, we usually receive questions about fireworks, including what is legal in Pennsylvania. Here are some of the frequently asked questions with some answers to the questions:

FIREWORKS IN PENNSYLVANIA FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Can I use fireworks in Pennsylvania? State law prohibits the use of Consumer and Display Fireworks in Pennsylvania without a permit. Items defined as “ground and hand-held sparkling devices”, “novelties” and “toy caps” are not currently regulated by State Law; therefore, their sale and use are permissible. These “non-fireworks” are the only types allowed to be sold from tents, stands, convenience stores, retail establishments, and other various outlets not licensed by the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture.

Can I buy regular fireworks (not sparklers or novelty items) under any conditions? This answer depends on whether or not you are a Pennsylvania Resident.

•Pennsylvania residents: May purchase Consumer Fireworks only with a display permit issued by a municipality.

•Non-residents: An amendment to the Fireworks Law, effective November 30, 2004, makes it legal, upon proof of out-of-state residency status, to purchase Consumer Fireworks from a facility licensed by the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture provided the Consumer Fireworks are transported directly out of state by the seller or purchaser.

How do I get a permit for a fireworks display? The Commonwealth does not issue permits for firework displays and does not oversee the issuance of permits by the municipalities. Contact your local municipality for further information.

Any business entity that performs, provides, or supervises fireworks displays or exhibitions, for profit, must register annually with the Office of Attorney General. For more information, contact the Office of Attorney General, Criminal Law Division, at (717) 787-3391.

Who enforces the Fireworks Law? Any Law Enforcement Officer, having jurisdiction, may make an arrest and confiscate fireworks under the Fireworks Law. To report a violation of the Fireworks Law, contact the Police Department servicing your area.

What else should I know about fireworks? Cherry bombs, M-80s, M-100s, silver salutes and other illegal fireworks are all extremely dangerous. In addition, fireworks constructed from mail order kits are illegal and dangerous to assemble or use. Never attempt to make your own fireworks or tamper with fireworks.

For further information:

Pennsylvania Fireworks Law (www.psp.pa.gov/public-safety/Documents/Title_35_Chapter_13A_Fireworks_and_Explosives.pdf)

U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms – Federal Explosive and Firework regulations ( www.atf.gov/explosives/fireworks-safety-and-security)

Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture – Regulations and Licensing of Consumer Fireworks Retail Facilities (www.agriculture.pa.gov/Protect/RideMeasurement/Pages/Consumer-Fireworks-.aspx)

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Manheim Township Fire Rescue

1 month ago

As we kick off summer 2017, MTFR would like to share some pool safety tips courtesy of www.poolsafely.gov/.
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Pool Safely

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Pool Safely is a national public education campaign that works with partners around the country to reduce child drownings and entrapments in...

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Leona SmithWould you guys fill a above ground pool for a donation?

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Manheim Township Fire Rescue

1 month ago

Today starts the 2017 Firefighter Safety Stand Down. This year’s topic is MAYDAY, Self-Rescue, and RIT. Go to www.safetyandhealthweek.org/ for resources and information so that your agency can participate in this year’s Stand Down. ... See MoreSee Less

International Fire/EMS Safety & Health Week

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Make safety, health, and survival a priority for you and your department! This International Fire/EMS Safety and Health Week, focus on what you can do to

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Manheim Township Fire Rescue

1 month ago

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A huge shoutout to our brothers from Manheim Township Fire and Rescue for their display of true brotherhood today. As many of you know, life member John Whiteside "Whitey" was recently diagnosed with ...

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