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Manheim Township Fire Rescue will provide the highest level of emergency services, which include fire protection; rescue services; emergency medical services; emergency management; and public education and fire prevention to protect the lives and property of the residents, businesses, and guests of our communities.
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Strategic Plan

In 1989 the Manheim Township Board of Commissioners authorized a study of the volunteer fire service. This was a ground breaking action at the time, as the existing volunteer fire companies operated independently of one another and the municipality at the time.
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Call Volume

YearFireEMSTotal
20251,9631,7513,714
20241,8611,5973,458
20231,8931,5553,448
202214901,3612,851
20211,6341,3162,950
2020 1,3873651,752
20191,4431,3462,789
20181,3601,4242,784
20171,3811,4532,834

Fire Apparatus Response

YearE201E202E203E204TK204
20251,3637881,077601,547
20241,3037151,115241,371
20231,100652937181,017
202295441678641923
2021757-623193854
2020625-523177677

Station Total Response

YearStation 201Station 202Station 203Station 204
20251,3877881,1651,607
20241,3177151,1601.395
20231,1096521,0691,046
2022964416813964
20211,16301,1961,331

Response & Training

YearAvg. Response Time (Dispatch to Arrival) Annual Training Hours
20255:536,843
20245:294,110.60
20235:326,731.68
20225:595,324.30
20215:474,133.31
2020 5:104,929.40

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Manheim Township Fire Rescue
3 days ago

Day 1 of MTFR’s first-ever Truck Academy is in the books!

Members dove into Ladder Company operations, including fire and rescue skills, ground ladders, and forcible entry.

Meanwhile, our Mini Academy recruits trained at the fire training center on hoseline advancement and management.

The two academies will soon join forces with EMS for final scenarios, bringing Engine, Truck, and EMS operations together for a coordinated response.

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Member Spotlight

We’re proud to celebrate Captain Dan Wagaman, selected as this month’s MTFR Behind the Badge honoree.
 
When did you join MTFR?
I joined MTFR in July of 2010 as a part-time Firefighter/EMT. I was given an opportunity to join full-time at MTFR as Fire Captain in July of 2022 and I currently serve as the Float Shift Captain.
 
One goal you reached so far at MTFR?
Standardizing fire safety education programs for the elementary school children in Manheim Township School District.
 
What advice would you give to someone interested in joining MTFR?
Remain teachable and maintain a growth mindset both on a personal and professional level.
 
What is something you want to relay to the community?
My friends and colleagues at MTFR are people who truly want to be here and make a difference by doing the best and giving their best to the community. Being a part of the growth in Manheim Township and MTFR is exciting and a challenge, which makes it a rewarding experience.
 
A heartfelt thank-you to Eden Resort & Suites for partnering with us to honor MTFR’s outstanding team members. Their ongoing support allows us to recognize our first responders in a meaningful way each month.

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