Est. 1955 · Monroeville, PA
About Company #5
A 100% volunteer fire company east of Pittsburgh, one of five that make up the Monroeville Fire Department.
Since 1955
Serving Monroeville since 1955
Monroeville Volunteer Fire Company #5 is a 100% volunteer fire company at 100 Seco Road in Monroeville, Pennsylvania, just east of Pittsburgh. Founded in 1955, the company celebrated its 70th anniversary in 2025. It is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit.
- Fire calls a year
- ~800
- EMS calls a year
- ~1,600
- Founded
- 1955
- 70th anniversary in 2025
- Nonprofit
- 501(c)(3)
Truck 5
The last tiller in western Pennsylvania
Truck 5, a 2009 E-One 100-foot Super Tiller, is the last tractor-drawn aerial in western Pennsylvania and the first-due truck for most of Monroeville. A tillerman steers the rear wheels, which lets the long truck make tight turns.
Coverage
Our first-due area
Company #5 is first due to these neighborhoods, and responds across Monroeville alongside the other companies. #5 has mutal aid agreements throughout Allegheny and Westmoreland County.
- College Park
- Glenwood
- Logans Ferry
- Edgemeade
- Royal Oaks
- Maplecrest
Calls are dispatched by Monroeville Communications, and at times Allegheny County 911 or Westmoreland County 911.
How the Monroeville Fire Department works
Monroeville Fire Department
The shared name of five independent volunteer fire companies that serve the Municipality of Monroeville. They share a name and a common goal.
Monroeville EMS
The parent organization that manages every EMS unit in Monroeville. Company #5 owns and operates two ALS ambulances under Monroeville EMS.
About our EMS service →Our sister companies
Some of the other companies have their own websites:
Visit or call
Station 5
100 Seco Road, Monroeville, PA 15146
Non-emergency: (412) 372-7725. In an emergency, call 911.
Join our team
Make a difference in your community
We're always looking for dedicated individuals to join Monroeville Volunteer Fire Company #5. At Company #5, we offer a live-in program, continuing EMS education, CPR classes, fire training, a great learning experience, and so much more. You don't have to run calls to help: we also need people for fundraising, outreach, administration, accounting and station maintenance.
