The Everett Fire Company is a volunteer fire service who proudly serve the citizens of Everett. They also provide mutual aid fire and rescue services to other fire departments in many of the surrounding communities as needed.

It is important to know that each member of the department serve as volunteers who are not paid for any of the emergency and community services they provide. In addition to being volunteers they do not charge for any of the fire, rescue and other emergency services they provide to our community.

The Everett Fire Service is not funded by any regional or state funding resources. They solely rely on voluntary donations from individuals and businesses in the local community.

Consequently, they are in need of financial support from members of the community. So, if you have not already made a donation to their department you should seriously consider doing so.

When making a donation, please make your donation in the form of a Check or Money Order and forward it to the following:

Everett Fire Company No. 1
C/O Treasurer Charlie McConahy
100 Mechanic Street
Everett, PA 15537

Please write Donation on your check or money order.

All donations are used to fund the fire service in the following areas:

To purchase and maintain the fire and rescue apparatus; outfit volunteers with specialized fire fighting related gear and equipment; as well as providing the necessary initial and continuing education. Other items may include but are not limited to drinking water, food, office supplies, fuel, electric, building maintenance, and more.


Recruitment for Additional Volunteers

If you would like to become a member of their department as a volunteer, they are always recruiting new members. However, there is a formal application and approval process to become a member. Please contact the department at the address listed above for more details.

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SPECIAL NOTE: This website page was donated at no cost to the fire department and is dedicated to the Everett Fire Department out of respect for the services they provide to members of the community 24 hours per day, 365 days a year.

They also did not solicit us to promote their request for donations. We felt it is important to educate members of the community about the services they provide and that they need our financial support every year.