Library VFC

October 30, 2021October 30, 2021Uncategorized

Jordan White was a volunteer Firefighter at Library VFC for many years. Jordan started when he was young and worked his way up the ladder in experience. He was a seasoned Interior Firefighter who made firefighting his priority in life. Jordan moved out of the state to find new adventures but recently found his way back home for a short period. He was able to enjoy a few burn classes and fun fire calls before he moved back to Arizona to be with his family. Jordan was a fun, outgoing kind of guy. He always found ways to make someone laugh on their bad day or teach newer firefighters how to remain calm in a burning home. He loved hanging out with friends and family. Unfortunately, when Jordan moved back to Arizona, he was found deceased in the morning from unknown causes on July 12, 2021.

While he was only in the state for short periods of time, Jordan definitely made a strong impact on those around him!

Rest Easy Brother.

July 26, 2021Uncategorized

BINGO on Wednesdays!

Free Buffet by Cyd West Catering
Doors open at 5pm
Early Birds at 7:15p
Games, Food, Drinks, Social Time, Winnings

Come on out and have some fun at LIBRARY VFC!

October 21, 2020July 26, 2021News

In Memory of Jesse Karmann

Jesse Karmann was a volunteer Firefighter who started with Library VFC when he was just a young boy and became well involved in other fire departments along the way. He currently was a Firefighter for Gallatin-Sunnyside Volunteer Fire Department while maintaining his friendship and connection with the Library VFC Firefighters. Not only did Jesse love Firefighting, but he also enjoyed the outdoors, parties, and being around people he loved. Prior to Jesse’s death, he proposed to his beautiful girlfriend and was soon to be married. Unfortunately, Jesse lost his battles to life’s biggest struggles by taking his own life on October 20, 2020. He will be forever missed by all the people that love and truly care about him. Rest Easy Brother.

December 11, 2019December 11, 2019Uncategorized

Put a Freeze on Winter Holiday Fires

August 5, 2018August 5, 2018News

Christmas In July Was a Success

Our Christmas in July BINGO was a success with the players and community donating many items. The 41 residents at the Meadowcrest Nursing Center were very surprised and happy to receive the gifts. Check out the photo gallery for more pictures.

July 12, 2018July 12, 2018News

Christmas In July BINGO

The bingo on July 18 will be called Christmas in July. There will be a complimentary dinner provided by Cyd West and there will be a raffle, gift baskets, and giveaways. We are also doing a community service, bringing gifts to a local nursing home. We are asking our bingo patrons and the general public to donate gifts to the elderly residents. Their wish list is below.

Come on down for bingo on July 18. The doors open at 5 p.m. with dinner at 6 p.m. and bingo starting at 7:15 p.m.

Female Resident’s Wish List

Word search books, a small houseplant
Summer shirts, size 2X
Nail polish, red and pink
Camisole tops, size 2X
Adult coloring books and colored pencils
Hull-less popcorn, BBQ Fritos
Pudding, banana cream or chocolate
Blue cardigan sweater, size XL
Small houseplant
Picture of a cross, box of chocolates
Pearl necklace and bracelet
Novel (any genre), puzzle books
Puzzle books, summer shirts, size XL
Socks, shower gel
Puzzle books, pens
Shower gel, body lotion
Word search puzzle books, pens
Summer pants and summer tops, size L. Please no button down blouses.
Gripper slippers, size XL, romance novels
Summer tops, cardigan sweater, size L. Please no button down blouses.
Socks, body lotion/spray
Watch, light weight pants, size L.
Socks, stuffed animals
Body lotion, shower gel
Gripper slippers, size 8/12-9, socks
Lightweight stretch pants, and summer tops, size M.

Male Resident’s Wish List

Christian Rock CDs
Pittsburgh Pirate T-shirt, size 2X
Jigsaw puzzles
Stationery, pens
Socks, short sleeve T-shirts, size L
Socks, short sleeve T-shirts, size XL, brown or blue.
Puzzle books, chips or pretzels
Patterson novel
Axe shower gel
AM/FM headset radio, sweatshirt with hood, black, XL
Peppermint Patty, gripper slippers, size 9.
Polo shirt, size L.
T-shirt, size 2X
Reese’s Cups, Kit Kat bars.

You can bring those items during bingo on July 18 or contact Cyd at (412) 952-0143.

October 9, 2017Uncategorized

Open House and National Fire Prevention Week

We are holding our Open House on Sunday, October 15th from Noon until 4 p.m. to bring Fire Prevention Week to an end. Come on down and visit us!

“Every Second Counts: Plan 2 Ways Out!” That’s the theme for #FirePreventionWeek, October 8-14, 2017. Create a home escape plan with all members of your household today! http://ow.ly/Bue430bbTuH

April 17, 2017April 23, 2017Informational

Recreational Fires

One of our most frequently asked questions is about open burning and recreational fires in Allegheny County.

Open burning fire

The ordinance in Allegheny County is Allegheny County Health Department Rules and Regulations Article XXI, Air Pollution Control, §2105.50 Open Burning {Subsection f amended May 8, 2007, effective, August 17, 2007, and amended July 16, 2009, effective July 26, 2009. Subsections a, b, and d amended, and Subsections e and f renumbered, November 13, 2014, effective January 1, 2015.}

Below is a summarized version of what is needed to comply with the ordinance:

No material other than clean wood, propane or natural gas may be open burned EXCEPT for:
+ Commercially available fire logs, paraffin logs, or wood pellets;
+ Paper or commercially available smokeless fire starters in order to start a fire;
+ Charcoal for the preparation of food only.

Fires may be no larger than 3′ wide by 3′ long by 2′ high.

Fires must be at least 15 feet from the nearest neighbor’s dwelling or inhabited area, including property lines, roadways, sidewalks and public access areas.

Wood burning activities are prohibited on Air Quality Action days, except when burning for the commercial preparation of food. You can subscribe to receive email, text or smart phone app notifications of burn ban days at www.alleghenycounty.us/alerts

Burning may be prohibited or reduced if it is considered a nuisance, based on the following criteria:
+ The severity of the amount of air pollutants;
+ The duration or frequency of open burning;
+ The topography of the surroundings;
+ The meteorological conditions.

Open burning permits are available for ceremonies fostering of agriculture, abatement of a public health hazard, and firefighting instruction; however, all permitted open burning is prohibited on Air Quality Action Days. Contact the Health Department at 412.578.8103 for more information.

For more information and the full text of the ordinance, please visit the Allegheny County Health Department’s Burning Central site: http://www.achd.net/air/burning/

Time	Winning #	Item
12:00	958	$500 Cash
12:15	612	Kimber Micro-9 9mm
12:30	417	Springfield XDE 45
12:45	572	Savage Axis Camo Package 30-06
1:00	129	$500 Cash
1:15	740	Smith &Wesson Shield E29 9mm
1:30	970	Remington 870 Wingmaster 12
1:45	858	Ruger American 6.5 Creedmoor
2:00	391	$500 Cash
2:15	130	Sig Sauer 365 9mm
2:30	850	Benelli Super Nova 12
2:45	962	Henry GB 22LR
3:00	475	$500 Cash
3:15	885	Gock G26 9mm
3:30	688	Smith & Wesson E2 Shield 380
3:45	142	Mossberg International O/U 12
4:00	497	$500 Cash
4:15	299	Bergara Hunter 30-06
4:30	263	Glock G17 9mm
4:45	745	Smith & Wesson SD9VE 9mm
5:00	274	$500 Cash
5:10	570	Springfield XDE 9mm
5:20	704	Ruger American 243
5:30	610	Ruger Security-9
5:40	992	Smith & Wesson MP9
5:50	460	Weatherby VG Select
6:00	233	$2000 Cash

Serving South Park Township

Gunbash Winning Numbers

In Memory of Jordan White