Meet "Denver" the station 6 mascot. Named after the "Denver Tool" used by firefighters to gain forcable entry, Denver joined the station 6 family as a one year old harlequin Great Dane. He was rescued from the Animal Rescue League of Pittsburgh in February of 2000 where he was malnourished and hungry for love and attention. Assistant Chief Corye Ramsey fell in love with him the moment he saw him and thought he would be the perfect mascot for Monroeville Fire Dept No. 6. He was right. Denver took to station life immediately and won the hearts of the firefighters. The gentel giant is extremely well behaved and loved by all.

In June 2008, Denver passed on with members on hand to comfort him after months of his health decreasing and old age catching him. Denver was a one-of-a-kind mascot and will be greatly missed by all members of the department. Rest in Peace, Denver!