The Ingomar Volunteer Fire Company No. 2 is one of three all-volunteer fire departments that provide fire suppression, vehicle and specialized rescue, hazardous materials response, fire safety training, and other public services for the Town of McCandless. We proudly serve over 30,000 residents and countless numbers of visitors and workers in this 16+ square-mile response area twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week.
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Safety Alert: Do You Know the Facts about Carbon Monoxide? Carbon monoxide poisoning is the cause of nearly 200 deaths and countless trips to emergency rooms in the United States each year. And although carbon monoxide is odorless, colorless, and tasteless, we've put together a list of things you can do to help prevent exposure to CO, and symptoms that may indicate that you or a loved one have been exposed to carbon monoxide.
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IVFC Ladies' Auxiliary Rummage Sale: Saturday, March 31 Join our Ladies' Auxiliary and support your local fire department! You can either donate items for the ladies to sell, or for a $20 donation you'll get your own booth space to sell your items. It's a great cause, and it's sure to be loads of fun!
Want to learn more? Check out our Upcoming Events page, or call Patty Quatchak, 412-364-8553.
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2012 IVFC Lottery Calendars: There's Still Time to Get Yours Today! The 2012 Lottery Calendars are still on sale, so purchase your lucky number while we still have it!
For just $20, each uniquely-numbered calendar offers a chance to win money every day. What a fun way to support your community!
Want to know how to purchase your very own IVFC Lottery Calendar? This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it for more information!
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Coming Soon: New Harmony Station What happened to the fire station in Ingomar? We've demolished the old fire station and are now in the process of constructing a brand new fire station right at the same location! This new station will provide safe, easy entry for fire apparatus pulling onto Harmony Drive, wider and deeper garage bays to readily accommodate the ever-increasing size of fire apparatus, state-of-the-art classroom and training facilities, and energy efficiency by utilizing modern building materials.
But the price tag of building a modest station that meets the fire company's operational needs is anything but modest, at $2.1 million.
While the construction of this much-needed fire station is more than half-way complete, we still have day-to-day operational expenses in addition to the construction cost for our new fire station. We need your help now more than ever! Please consider making an investment in the future of your community—make a financial contribution to the Ingomar Volunteer Fire Company today!
Check out our story in the North Journal and in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, and stay tuned for more information!
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