Butler Volunteer Fire Department
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The Butler Fire Department currently operates two Dodge Durangos as chief/command vehicles.  They are currently driven by the Department Chief (340) and the First Assistant Chief (346).

Each of the vehicles is equipped with both High Band and Low Band radios.  The Low Band Radios are on the dispatch frequency and High Bands are on the Police Department's frequency.  This allows for communication between agencies, as well as with other Fire Departments and the First Aid Squad.

These two vehicles' main purpose is to arrive on the scene and establish or assume Command.  This allows the crews to perform their duties while a Chief can look over the entire scene.

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The Butler Volunteer Fire Department

The Butler Volunteer Fire Department is an organization that has proudly been serving the Borough of Butler since 1902.  We operate out of two firehouses.  Our membership is highly trained and skilled to help the members of our community in their time of need.  Our goal is to provide the help and support that you may need at any time as well as to support the community in various events throughout the year.

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  • Home
  • Apparatus
    • Chief Vehicles
    • Engine 341
    • Engine 342
    • Tower 343
    • Rescue-Engine 344
    • Utility 345
    • Fire Police Vehicles
    • (Retired) Tower 343
    • Gallery
  • Members
  • Meet Our Members
    • MeetGallery
    • MeetSlide
  • JOIN BFD
  • History
  • MEMBERS AREA
  • Remember
  • ChickenBBQ
  • StPats
  • Donate
    • ThankYou