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Tonight for training Highland members participated in our annual CPR refresher. Special thanks to instructor Kaiser for leading our class! Also thank you to Peebles District Volunteer Fire Company for donating some fire hose to us for training. We appreciate your generosity! ... See MoreSee Less
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Highland members are currently operating at a residential structure fire, operating as the first due engine. ... See MoreSee Less
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Camp fires and s’mores are fun, but when they get out of control it can lead to trouble! Thanks to Ingomar Volunteer Fire Company and Peebles District Volunteer Fire Company for the quick response and all your help! ... See MoreSee Less
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Highland members would like to express our gratitude to the Passavant Hospital Foundation for awarding us a grant for 2 new AEDs and pads for existing ones, which will be in service shortly. We appreciate their generosity and help in providing the best service to McCandless. ... See MoreSee Less
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Please pardon the dust while our site is under construction

We are working on getting our website fully back up and running, but for now please visit our Facebook page. You can view our posts without having to create an account, or can follow our page to get more timely updates! Please find us on Facebook at Highland VFD

Highland’s mission is to protect the lives and property of the 28,000+ residents of the Town of McCandless, and any person within its boundaries from fire or other hazards, and to assist any emergency services calling upon our service for mutual aid.

The execution of this mission is made possible by your generous donations. The funds go directly back into the community through grant matching, training, fire prevention, and other services.

The volunteers at Highland are your friends and neighbors. You work with them. Their kids go to school with your kids. You see them at Giant Eagle, Steelers games, fishing in North Park and shopping at Ross Park Mall. And if you need them, you’ll see them if your house is on fire, there’s a tree down across the road, you smell natural gas, or there’s a cat stuck in a tree.

Please donate to make difference in your life and the lives of those around you. Please donate to help support the most vulnerable members of our community – our children, special needs, and elderly residents.

No donation is too small. All donations are tax deductible.

Thank you from Highland. And thank you from the friends, family, neighbors, visitors and guests you have helped to protect and serve.

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