VOLUNTEER FIRE COMPANY OF MILL HALL
About Us
Our company is recognized in Clinton County as Station 4. Clinton County is located in the middle of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. There are 22 Fire-EMS agencies In Clinton County.
Mill Hall Fire Company is a totally volunteer fire company and registered as a nonprofit organization.
We are always looking for volunteers to train and equip to expand our roster and serve our community. There are also other opportunities to serve, for those who would volunteer in other areas within the company, not just firefighting.
History
The Mill Hall Volunteer Fire Company became active in 1901 and was incorporated on the 8th of August 1921 when twenty-four of the Mill Hall emergency responders set their hands to form the charter of incorporation of the Fire Company.
Mission Statement
Company Officers
Personnel
Executive
Vice-President, Evan Duck, 2025-2026
Recording Secretary, Donald Grant, 2025-2026
Assistant Recording Secretary, Tony Walker, 2025-2026
Financial Secretary, Bill Strunk, 2025-2026
Assistant Financial Secretary, Annette Hunsinger, 2025-2026
Treasurer, Doug Shultz, 2025-2026
Assistant Treasurer, Alan Sementelli, 2025-2026
Trustee, Donald Grant, 2025-2026
Trustee, Alan Sementelli, 2025-2026
Trustee, William Wolford, 2025-2026
Trustee, Bill Strunk, 2026-2027
Trustee, Doug Shultz, 2026-2027
Fireline
Deputy Fire Chief, Not Filled
Assistant Fire Chief, Doug Shultz, 2025-2026
Captain, Not Filled
Lieutenant, Jarrett Bower, 2026
EMS Captain, Alan Sementelli, 2025-2026
Chaplain, Donald Grant, 2025-2026
Apparatus
Equipment
Vehicles
4-1, Tanker Pumper, 1990 Pierce, 1500 Gallons, 2000 GPM, 1000’
4-2, Tanker Pumper, 2001 Pierce, 1500 Gallons, 1750 GPM, 1000’
Brush 4, Brush Truck, 2008 Ford Reading First Responder, 300, 400, 200’ 2½” Hose, 500’ Forestry Hose, 5 Gallon Foam Tank
Other Equipment: 8 Individual Thermal Imaging Cameras
Fund Raisers
Annual Solicitation Letter
Bingo
Annual Fisherman’s Breakfast
Contact us
9 East Peale Avenue, Mill Hall, PA 17745