As the holiday season quickly approaches, we are asking everyone to keep fire safety in mind. This year has been a difficult one, no doubt. Even though our celebrations may look a little different this year, we still hope they are joyous for our community. We will continue the tradition of our Santa Run on Saturday December 19th starting at 6pm. We will follow the traditional route, but unfortunately ... (Full Story & Photos)

October has been quite a month for some of our members here at Cheltenham Fire Company!!

Assistant Chief Kevin Craig made a wise move and married his long time and awesome girlfriend Johanna Wister. Johanna has been part of our firehouse family for years and now it's official!

Firefighter Stephen Craig (Kevin's brother) also decided to tie the knot and married his beautiful fiance' Heather. Wishing ... (Full Story & Photos)

Due to COVID-19, Cheltenham Fire Company was unable to conduct our normal fire prevention activities. Our firefighters worked hard to develop ideas to bring fire safety to our community. Recently, our firefighters took the time to record a video to talk about this years campaign, Serve up Fire Safety in the Kitchen. Please take the time to watch this informative video with your children.
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Cheltenham Fire Company is teaming up with the National Fire Protection Association® (NFPA®) — the official sponsor of Fire Prevention Week for more than 90 years —to promote this year’s Fire Prevention Week campaign, “Serve Up Fire Safety in the Kitchen!” The campaign works to educate everyone about simple but important actions they can take to keep themselves and those around them safe.

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Happy Fall!! As the weather cools down and we head outside to enjoy our evenings around a campfire, please do it safely. Campfires need to be contained in a fire pit or ring and should be at least 15 feet from any buildings. Please burn only clean, dry wood (burning yard debris is prohibited in the township). Check weather conditions before starting your fire. If conditions are dry and it's ... (Full Story & Photos)