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Angola Vol. Fire Department
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UPDATE- John has been found alive. There are no further details.
🚒 Angola Fire Department Community Standby 🎶Last night, members of the Angola Fire Department were on standby for the final concert at the gazebo of the summer!🎸 Nerds Gone Wild closed out the summer concert series with a great night of music and fun!We’re always proud to be there supporting our community and helping keep everyone safe. 🚒❤️Thank you to everyone who came out and made the final concert of the summer a great one!
The Angola Fire Department would like to take this time to recognize and honor the passing of Eugene “Gene” Mooney.Gene was a Life Member of the Angola Fire Department, and we are grateful for his years of dedication, service, and commitment to our department and community.Our thoughts and deepest condolences are with Gene’s family, friends, and fellow members during this difficult time.Rest easy, Brother. We’ll take it from here. Eugene “Gene” MooneyLife Member — Angola Fire Department www.latimorefh.com/obituaries/Eugene-F-Mooney-Gene?obId=49341491
The Angola Fire Department was privileged to support the Armor Volunteer Fire Company by maintaining a standby presence at Gate 5 of the Erie County Fair. Our personnel were prepared to address any potential incidents that may have arose, fortunately there was only warm community interactions.
Our department extends its deepest sympathies to the families affected by the recent losses experienced by our fellow fire departments. We particularly acknowledge the challenges faced by our neighboring department, Lake Erie Beach, during this difficult time.Please join us in remembering three local firefighters who have passed away unexpectedly over the last few days. Firefighter Robert Hartloff Jr, of Hanover Center Fire DepartmentFirefighter/EMS Lieutenant Robert Pfeffer, of Lake Erie Beach Fire CompanyFirefighter/EMT Tyler Schenck, of Seneca Hose Fire Company, Erie County EMS, and Town of Hamburg EMS
