Western Salisbury Fire Company Eisenhower Station
Posted by: Groundspeak Premium Member silverquill
N 40° 34.201 W 075° 31.350
18T E 455772 N 4491157
This is one of two stations operated by the town of Salisbury, Pennsylvania. Engine 31-11 and Brush 31-61 are housed here.
Waymark Code: WM2E91
Location: Pennsylvania, United States
Date Posted: 10/19/2007
Published By:Groundspeak Premium Member Jay Walking
Views: 59




The Western Salisbury Fire Department is an all-volunteer service that protects the western section of Salisbury Township, in Lehigh County, Pennsylvania.

The district includes suburban neighborhoods bordering the City of Allentown and the Borough of Emmaus, as well as more rural areas, including farmlands. Major facilities protected include the Lehigh Valley Hospital Center and its University Medevac operation, Interstate 78 from the Summit Lawn interchange to its split with PA Route 309 North, numerous commercial establishments, and some light industry. The Norfolk Southern main east-west line traverses our district.

The volunteers operate from two stations, and are dispatched over a radio tone-alerting system operating on 154.175 MHz by the Lehigh County 911 Communications Center and are identified as Fire Station 31
Paid or Volunteer: Volunteer

EMS Involvement: yes

Has 911 Dispatch: yes

Average Alarms Per Year: 300

Number of Firetrucks: 2

Related Website: [Web Link]

Physical Address:
3425 Eisenhower Ave.
Salisbury, PA United States
18103


Number of Emergency Staff: 20

Rating:

Has Emergency Call Box: Not Listed

Has Emergency Siren: Not Listed

Has Fire Pole: Not Listed

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