For those who answer the call all hours, day and night, having the proper training is important. The Skippack Fire Company trains every Thursday night in an effort to be ready for that next alarm. Equally important as training is getting apparatus and equipment ready to roll out of the station when our tones drop. Each member plays a special role in ensuring this happens. From those individual members ... (Full Story & Photos)

Sunday night Squad 86 stood by for Lower Providence Fire Company while their members were handling food booths at their community Firefighter’s Fair. The Squad and crew, along with Tower 53 covered a fire alarm during the night.

Before the call we enjoyed good steak and sausage sandwiches cooked by LP Fire Company members at the Cabana Food Stop on the fairgrounds, and got in line early for fresh ... (Full Story & Photos)

Skippack Fire Company joined with Forever Young Veterans and others in a salute to WWII Veterans this morning.

Ladder 86 with the American flag over Bridge Road, served as a passing point as 10 veterans of WWII were escorted from Blue Comet Motorcycle Club to the WWII Reading Air Show. These men and women were escorted by the Pennsylvania State Police, Blue Comet Motorcycle Club and Warriors Watch.

The ... (Full Story & Photos)

Skippack Fire Company was dispatched to assist Station 76 Towamencin Volunteer Fire Company Monday at 11:45. The call for service in the 2600 block of Hedrick Road in Towamencin reported a garage fire with extension to the house after a smoker exploded.

Chief 86 arrived on scene with heavy fire from the open garage door of a single family dwelling and assumed command. The homeowner stated all occupants ... (Full Story & Photos)

This Memorial Day, we remember and honor the men and women who died while serving in the U.S. military. ... (Full Story & Photos)