Welcome to Lloydsville Volunteer Fire Dept.
Westmoreland Co. Station 114
Unity Twp. Company 2
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The Lloydsville VFD is a 100% volunteer fire and rescue service seated in the village of Lloydsville, Unity Township, Pennsylvania. From one centralized station, our service provides fire, rescue, and emergency medical first response to over 27 square miles of Unity Township north of Route 30.
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The department boasts a certification level from the PA State Fire Academy recongizing us as a silver level certified department, meaning over 50% of our members have completed the required training by state recommendations as certified firefighters, including Firefighter 1 and Hazardous Materials Operations Level Responders. Some members have worked hard at attaining national rescue technician certification and furthered their resumes with specialized rescue training.
The Lloydsville Volunteer Fire Department is proud to announce that our 2026 Executive and Line Officers have officially been elected. We congratulate all those who were chosen to lead our department in the coming year and thank every member who participated in the election process.
Fire Chief: Brian Schultheis
Asst. Fire Chief: Mitch Samick
Captain: Nicholas Rubino
Lieutenant: David Vogle
2nd Lieutenant: Tyler Himler
Dept. President: David Vogle
Dept. Vice President: Luke Stynchula
Dept. Secretary: Alex Plummer
Dept. Treasurer: Leanne Sighman
All of the Line Officer positions require meeting strict qualifications, including:
✔️ State Certified training requirements
✔️ Minimum participation/percentage requirements
✔️ A minimum length of time served with the department
These standards help ensure that those in leadership roles are prepared to serve our community safely and effectively.
Additionally, all officers and members of the Lloydsville VFD are required to complete both Federal and State background checks in order to remain active members. This is an important part of maintaining the safety, integrity, and trust that our community places in us.
Thank you for your continued support of the Lloydsville Volunteer Fire Department. We look forward to serving you in 2026 and beyond. 🚒 ... See MoreSee Less
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Please join us in celebrating the retirement of Bill Hobaugh from the Westmorland County Department of Public Safety!
Bill has been an incredible friend, partner, and supporter of both the Lloydsville Fire Department and Water Rescue Team 175. His dedication, knowledge, and steady leadership have made a lasting impact on all of us who’ve had the privilege to work alongside him.
Bill, thank you for your years of service, your commitment to public safety, and the countless ways you've helped our teams and our community. Your hard work will not be forgotten, and your legacy will continue to guide us.
Wishing you a long, happy, and healthy retirement — you’ve more than earned it! ... See MoreSee Less
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Station 114 and surrounding township companies recently responded to a chimney fire in the first due. Crew found a malfunctioning wood burner and proceeded to check for extension which proved negative. A moderate smoke condition was ventilated from the residence while weighted chains were used to clean debris from the chimney.
We remind everyone this winter to exercise caution when using fire places, chimneys or any other similar type of heat-generating equipment. Utilizing safe and responsible practices are the key to preventing injury and damage! ... See MoreSee Less
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