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Fire & Emergency Services

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The Department of Fire and Emergency Services is responsible for responding to emergencies, preventing and reducing the loss of life, preserving property and the environment, and promoting public safety. They respond to daytime emergency calls and complete investigations of all fires throughout the community, responding 12 hours per day since summer 2023. They also help prevent fires, disasters, and other emergencies as well through annual business inspections, educations programs, training for volunteer emergency responders, and many other prevention activities.

Departmental Contacts

Don Harris
Acting Chief of Fire and Emergency Services

dharris@middletownbucks.org

Alan Welsh
Fire Marshal

awelsh@middletownbucks.org

Scott Hoagland
Administrative Fire Inspector

shoagland@middletownbucks.org

Colby Fisher
Firefighter

cfisher@middletownbucks.org

Jim Bampfield
Firefighter

jbampfield@middletownbucks.org

Riley Collins
Firefighter

rcollins@middletownbucks.org

Darrel Martin
Firefighter

dmartin@middletownbucks.org

Jeremy Wieland
Firefighter

jwieland@middletownbucks.org

Fire & Emergency Services News

Public Service Announcement: No Open Burning Ban

The "No Open Burning Ban" has been lifted. 

Seeking Volunteer Firefighters

Middletown Township is served by four volunteer fire companies. These dedicated volunteers keep the community safe from fires and other emergencies. Click to read more!

Free Smoke Detectors Available Through Fire Prevention Program

Free smoke detectors are available to residents through the Fire Prevention Program.