Frequently Asked Questions

An index of the most commonly asked questions about us, and the volunteer fire service.

 

Run Statistics:

Month
2012
2013
January
56
51
February
42
42
March
49
38
April
49
May
30
June
50
July
46
August
43
September
55
October
78
November
51
December
38
 
Totals
587
131


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Frequently Asked Questions

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  1. How do I become a member of F.D.MT.?
  2. Where can I get information on having F.D.M.T. at my event?
  3. I cancelled a fire alarm but the fire department still responded. Why?
  4. Is somebody always at the firehouse?
  5. F.D.M.T. is a "combination" department. What does that mean?
  6. I'd like to join, but I don't want to be a firefighter. Is there another way I can help ?

How do I become a member of F.D.M.T.?

  • It's easy! Just go to the "Join Us" page of this website and download an application. Fill it out, drop it in the mail addressed to:

F.D.M.T.
P.O. Box 18
Montgomeryville, PA 18936
ATTN: Membership Division

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Where can I get information on having F.D.M.T. at my event?

  • In the navigation bar on the left side of this page, hover over the "Contact" link, and then select "Special Events" from the dropdown list. Fill out the online request form and submit it, and an F.D.M.T. representative will contact you.
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I cancelled a fire alarm but the fire department still responded. Why?

  • Once an alarm is transmitted, the fire department is required to respond. Even though it may seem unnecessary, we must verify the reason for the alarm and confirm that there are no other possible causes. This is for the safety of both you and your property.
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Is somebody always at the firehouse?

  • Usually, you will find members in our firehouses at all times of day and night. However, as volunteers, there may be times when the firehouses are unoccupied until an alarm comes in.
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F.D.M.T. is a combination department. What does that mean?

  • A combination department is, quite simply, one that utilizes both paid and volunteer firefighters. Combination departments are becoming the norm nationwide in municipalities like Montgomery Township as volunteer numbers decline and existing volunteers face more demands on their time from other obligations.
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I'd like to join, but I don't want to be a firefighter. Is there another way I can help?

  • Of course there is! Those experienced in fields like record-keeping, accounting, information technology, and public relations are valuable assets to F.D.M.T.
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