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At the Cherryhill Township Volunteer Fire Company we recognize every individual has talents that can benefit the fire company and strengthen our community. We offer a variety of memberships that enable our members to contribute to our cause and maintain their ability to meet family, work, and other personal obligations.
In addition to firefighting, we are involved in various community service projects and fundraising activities. We have administrative tasks to complete, buildings that need maintained, computer databases that need updated, food that needs prepared for various functions. Whatever your talent, we can use your expertise to strengthen our organization.
To ease the stress some may feel about joining the fire company, we have assigned executive and fire officers to provide a no obligation orientation for citizens wanting to learn more about joining.
Are you interested in contributing your talents to the community through volunteerism with our organization? To learn more about becoming a volunteer contact us or stop by the station and ask about becoming a volunteer.
Cherryhill Fire Super Bowl Souper Bingo February 7
Chief Jody Rainey, January 11
Cherryhill Township Fire Company (Penn Run) has announced its annual Super Bowl-Souper Bingo event, which will take place on Saturday, February 7.
The event will feature two guaranteed jackpots, each awarding $500. One guaranteed all-nighter will also pay $500. Three special games will offer prizes of $150 each, and fourteen regular games will each pay $75. In addition to the games and payouts, all ... (Full Story)
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Cherryhill Township Awarded LSA Funding
Chief Jody Rainey, December 19
The Cherryhill Township Fire Company is sharing a press release from Senator Joe Pittman announcing funding for several projects in the 41st Pennsylvania Senate District through the Local Share Account (LSA).
Cherryhill Township Volunteer Fire Company will receive $106,187 in LSA funds to purchase a new brush truck. The new vehicle will be equipped with a crew cab pickup chassis, a utility-box style ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Cherryhill Fire Elects 2026 Officers
Chief Jody Rainey, December 16
The Cherryhill Township Firefighters elected Executive and Fire Line officers to lead the fire company in 2026. The Executive Operations will be led by President Vinny Mutz, Vice President Nathan Rainey, Secretary Faith Mutz, Treasurer Jody Rainey, 1-year Trustee Julian Shultz, 2-Year Trustee Bill Cochran and 3-year Trustee Dan Silvis.
The Fire Operations will be led by Fire Chief Jody Rainey, 1st ... (Full Story & Photos)
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L-R Jason Geneva, Cassie Newman, Allie Ringler, Tom Crusan, Konstance Smeltzer, Nathan Rainey, Paige Smith, John Rainey, Bre Dixon, Isaac Foreback, Dan Zack, Bill Cochran and Julian Shultz. Missing from photo Jim Sadler, Jody Rainey, Jr. Sabo
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Cherryhill Firefighters Complete CPR-AED-First Aid Recertification
Chief Jody Rainey, December 14
On December 14, eighteen members of the Cherryhill Township Fire Company completed recertification in CPR, AED, and First Aid. During the training, firefighters reviewed procedures for performing CPR with one, two, and three rescuers. They then demonstrated proper CPR techniques and the use of an AED in various rescue scenarios using adult, child, and infant mannequins.
The training placed significant ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Cherryhill Fire Easter Egg Hunt Huge Success
Chief Jody Rainey, April 19
The Easter Bunny paid a visit April 19 to the Cherryhill Township Fire Station and left plenty of eggs, baskets full of candy, awesome prize drawings and boys and girls bikes size 12, 16 and 20.
Similar to a basket raffle, children received tickets during registration they could place in a drawing for over 70 additional toy prizes. Once registered the Easter Bunny was available for family pictures, ... (Full Story)
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Recognized by the Western PA Firefighters Association are L-R Madeline Coy, Harper Putt, Emma Hildebrand, Landon Dolges and Zachary Long
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Fire Prevention Essay Winners Announced
Chief Jody Rainey, March 21
Recently the Cherryhill Township Fire Company partnered with Penns Manor Elementary Principal Kristen Zeglen and 5th grade teacher Kaitlyn Sarnovsky for interested students to construct and submit essays for the Western Pennsylvania Firefighters Association fire prevention essay contest.
As the primary first due fire company for Penns Manor, essays were submitted to Cherryhill Township. Essays were ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Indiana County Fire Chiefs Association Community Scholarship Application Window is Open
Chief Jody Rainey, March 05
The Indiana County Fire Chiefs Association Community service scholarship is open and will close Match 28, 2025.
The purpose of the Indiana County Fire Chiefs Association Community Service Scholarship is to provide two $500 scholarships to students who strengthen our local communities though a commitment to community service. Although slight preference is given to applicants who serve their community ... (Full Story)
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