Fairview Fire & Rescue

Fairview Fire & Rescue has been proudly serving Fairview Township, Erie County, Pennsylvania since its foundation in 1933.

In line with our mission statement, Fairview Fire & Rescue is dedicated to the preservation of life and property. Life is irreplaceable and will always remain our top priority. We are committed to acting professionally, treating all individuals with dignity and respect in every phase of life and in all that we do. We strive to provide care and comfort to those in need and continually train to improve our skills in order to reduce the loss of life and property. We also value strong, welcoming relationships with our community and neighboring areas.

Our department provides fire, rescue, and EMS services to the residents of Fairview Township as well as to surrounding municipalities when called upon. Fairview Fire & Rescue is active nearly every day, responding to one or more emergency calls.

When the department was first established in 1933, residents of Fairview purchased a Chevy pickup truck that was converted into the department’s first pumper. Today, our fleet includes two engines, one rescue, one tanker, and one QRS/utility vehicle.

Station 52, located at 7190 West Ridge Road, serves as our primary station for daily operations. It also serves as a post for West County Paramedics Association (WCPA). Station 53 houses our backup apparatus.