Steel City Volunteer Fire Company

==History==
As of Aug. 18, 2021, Steel City Fire Company's fire service to the Lower Saucon Township was severed by council making Lower Saucon Fire Rescue the only township fire department. Steel City eventually merged with Lower Saucon Fire Rescue, with the company officially disbanding on December 31, 2022.
===Fire Stations===
Station	Address 	In Service	Notes
63 	2121 Riverside Drive, Bethlehem	1955-2022 	Transferred to Lower Saucon Fire Rescue.
==Apparatus==
All pump/tank measurements are in US gallons.
*2014 Husky cargo trailer (Ex-Special Operations) (Transferred to Lower Saucon Fire Rescue)
*2008 Spartan Metro Star / Toyne rescue-pumper (1500/570/30) (Ex-Rescue Engine 6341) (Transferred to Lower Saucon Fire Rescue)
*2004 Ford F-450 / Reading (Ex-Utility 6343) (Transferred to Lower Saucon Fire Rescue)
*1989 Pierce Lance / 1990 Simon pumper (1500/1500/40) (Ex-Engine 6311) (Built for Blacksburg Fire Department (Virginia), never delivered after accident, rebuilt in 1990 by Simon. Sold to a department in Europe.)
*1979 Chevrolet / Seagrave mini-pumper (400/200) (Ex-Sunset Fire Company (Pennsylvania)) (Sold to private owner)
*1977 Ford C / Great Eastern pumper
*1971 Ford F-700 tanker
*1963 Ford F-250
*Polaris Ranger (Ex-UTV 6347) (Transferred to Lower Saucon Fire Rescue)
*Marine units 6344 (hovercraft), 6345, and 6346 (Transferred to Lower Saucon Fire Rescue)
Category:Defunct fire departments of Northampton County, Pennsylvania
Category:Former operators of Great Eastern apparatus
Category:Former operators of Pierce apparatus
Category:Former operators of Seagrave apparatus
Category:Former operators of Toyne apparatus