Home

Featured Links

Search

Contact Information

Hampton Twp. VFD #1
2536 Duncan Ave.
Allison Park, PA 15101

Non-Emergency:
412-487-1114

Fax Number:
412-487-3312

Emergency:
911

Copyright © 2012

All content on this website are the property of the Hampton Township Volunteer Fire Department #1

The content of this website is provided as an information tool by the Hampton Township Volunteer Fire Department #1, and any unauthorized republication of any material herein is subject to penalties under law.

Responding To an Incident

A Collaborative work of our station and the Peebles Volunteer Fire Station.

Training

Vehicle rescue training. The goal of our weekly trainings is to prepare our members to respond to accidents.

Awards

Hampton VFD#1 acknowledges its exceptional members through the annual "Firefighter of The Year" and the "Samuel Grubs" Award.

Hampton Township is a Northern suburb of the City of Pittsburgh located approximately 6 miles north of the City along Rt. 8. Established in 1919, The Hampton Township Volunteer Fire Department #1, Allegheny County Station 164, is one of two fire departments that protect the 17,000 people living in an area of approximately 16.33 square miles. We are a 100% volunteer fire department. The Hampton Township Volunteer Fire Department #1 operates 2 Class A Engines, 1 Heavy Rescue, 1 Squad, 1 Utility and 1 Fire Police Unit. The Department runs approximately 457 fire and rescue calls per year and provides mutual aid to Indiana Twp, McCandless Twp, Pine Twp, Richland Twp, Ross Twp, Shaler Twp, and West Deer Twp. The Hampton Township Volunteer Fire Department #1 has an ISO rating of 5.

Upcoming Self Defense Class

Our department will be hosting a self defense class on Saturday, January 21. The class will be offered at noon, and again at 2 PM. Click here to RSVP, or give us a call at (412)487-1114 ext. 9.

Chief’s Notes

Monthly Information from Chief Robert Skertich

Residents of Hampton Township:

Welcome to our newly-redesigned website. The members of the Hampton Township Volunteer Fire Department #1 are proud to bring your information about our department's activities and its role in the community.

As always, Fall takes us back to Standard time, and the reminder to check and replace the batteries in your Smoke Alarms and Carbon Monoxide detectors. Please make sure that all of your detectors are working -- and install one if you have none. No one thing can save more lives in the event of a fire than a properly installed smoke alarm.

This is also a great time of the year to update your home's fire plans. Do you and your family have a plan of what to do and where to go in case of a fire or other incidents in your home? Check out the American Red Cross website for more information.

Please check back next month for new Chief's notes.

"Smoke Detectors Save Lives"

Current Officers

Fire Chief:
           Robert Skertich
Assistant Chief:
           Scott Reaghard
Captain:
   Kenny Garrison
1^st Lieutenant:
           Dan Kuny
2^nd Lieutenant:
           Jeff Ross
3^rd Lieutenant:
           Chris King
President:
          John Arenth
Vice President:
        Gloria Newman
Secretary:
    Donna Cannon
Treasurer:
          Stacy Rakar
Chairman of the Board:
          Jim Cannon
Board Secretary:
          Kristin Morrison
Board Member:
          Dave Boyce
Board Member:
          Marlin Stephens
Board Member:
          Walt Winters
Life Board Member:
   Dennis Weismann

Latest News

FireVEST Scholarship Program

The FireVEST Scholarship Program wants to know if you would like to become a Volunteer Firefighter and also receive a FULL associate’s degree scholarship available ...

2011 Blues Festival

Food Bank Announces 2011 Pittsburgh Blues Festival Line-UpThe Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank announces the 2011 musical line-up for the Pittsburgh Blues Festival. The 17th ...

Hazardous waste collections

The Pennsylvania Resources Council this year will hold a series of household hazardous waste collections beginning May 7 at North Park, which will allow people ...

Member Access

We are staffed by highly trained volunteers who unselfishly sacrifice their time to protect the township's residents

and those who travel through our district 24 hours a day / 7 days a week / 365 days a year.

Established in 1919 to serve our residents and protect their lives and property

Optimus Template

Hampton VFD #1