Welcome to Lloydsville Volunteer Fire Dept.
Westmoreland Co. Station 114
Unity Twp. Company 2
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The Lloydsville VFD is a 100% volunteer fire and rescue service seated in the village of Lloydsville, Unity Township, Pennsylvania. From one centralized station, our service provides fire, rescue, and emergency medical first response to over 27 square miles of Unity Township north of Route 30.
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The department boasts a certification level from the PA State Fire Academy recongizing us as a silver level certified department, meaning over 50% of our members have completed the required training by state recommendations as certified firefighters, including Firefighter 1 and Hazardous Materials Operations Level Responders. Some members have worked hard at attaining national rescue technician certification and furthered their resumes with specialized rescue training.
September 10, 2001, A Night Like Any Other
From the Lloydsville Volunteer Fire Department
Twenty-four years ago, tonight, it was just another quiet evening across America.
Gear was checked. Trucks were cleaned. Radios were tested.
People said goodnight to their families, not knowing what the next day would bring, not knowing that, hundreds of miles away, fellow firefighters, EMS, medical personal, police officers, and thousands of civilians were living their last ordinary moments.
September 11, 2001, changed everything.
It changed how we serve, how we train, how we remember. Most of all, it reminded us why we do what we do.
Tonight, we pause to honor the 343 FDNY firefighters, 60 police officers, 8 paramedics, and thousands of innocent lives lost. We remember their courage, their sacrifice, and their families, not just once a year, but every time we put on the uniform.
Let us never forget the night before.
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🚪🔥 Close Before You Doze – Especially This Cold Season 🔥❄️
As temperatures are starting to drop and we turn to space heaters, fireplaces, and electric blankets to stay warm overnight , the risk of house fires increases significantly. That’s why now more than ever, it’s critical to follow this one simple fire safety tip:
👉 CLOSE YOUR BEDROOM DOOR BEFORE YOU SLEEP.
Below shows the difference a closed door can actually make in a fire situation.
📊 The Life-Saving Stats:
A closed door can reduce fire temperatures from over 1,000°F down to under 100°F.
Most bedroom doors are rated to withstand fire exposure for 20 minutes!
Rooms with open doors can be filled with smoke in under 3 minutes — closed doors can keep smoke out for 20 minutes or more.
50% of all fire-related deaths occur overnight, between 11 p.m. and 7 a.m.
🚨 With more people using space heaters and wood stoves, the chances of an accidental fire rise. But closing your bedroom door can:
✅ Slow the spread of flames
✅ Block deadly smoke
✅ Give you critical extra time to escape or be rescued
🔥 Cold weather safety tips:
✔️ Keep space heaters at least 3 feet away from everything
✔️ Never use stoves or ovens to heat your home
✔️ Always turn off heaters when going to bed
✔️ And most importantly — close your bedroom doors
If you are ever unsure about a set up you have, you can always comment or call us to ask questions and even have us come check it out for you!!
724-537-9872
Stay warm, stay safe, and remember, Close Before You Doze 💤🚪 ... See MoreSee Less
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🇺🇸Happy Labor Day from the Lloydsville Fire Department 🇺🇸
Today, we honor the hardworking men and women who keep our communities strong. From those on the front lines to those behind the scenes, Labor Day is a time to recognize the dedication, determination, and drive that fuels our nation.
As firefighters and first responders, we know the meaning of hard work and we proudly stand alongside all of those who give their all every day. 💪🚒
Whether you're spending today with family, grilling out, or just taking a well-deserved break, we wish you a safe and relaxing Labor Day.
And remember: We're here for you 24/7, even on the holidays.
Stay safe, enjoy the day, and thank you for all that you do!
— The Lloydsville Volunteer Fire Department 🚨🔥 ... See MoreSee Less
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