Linesville fire company confirms 4 officer resignations
Four Linesville VFD officers resigned, the department confirms. IRS filings show no liabilities.
LINESVILLE — Four officers of the Linesville Volunteer Fire Department have resigned, the department confirmed in an Oct. 18 statement.
Department president Sarah Graves said a full board of new officers was elected and installed within two weeks of the resignations and the department has funds to meet its current needs and is pursuing grants and fundraising initiatives.
Graves also said no authorized department members are in financial discussions with Linesville Borough Council, and that emergency services, response times, and mutual aid agreements remain fully operational.
IRS Form 990 data for the department (EIN 251733106) shows $122,851 in total revenue for the 2024 tax year, up from $99,640 the year before.
IRS Form 990-EZ data compiled by ProPublica shows the department reported no liabilities in its recent filings; its 2023 filing lists $473,728 in total assets against zero liabilities.
Correction, Oct. 19, 2026: An earlier version of this story described the department as unable to pay its bills and anticipating a funding request to the borough. The Post could not verify those claims and they have been removed. The Post regrets the error.
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