The Honey Brook Fire Company will host its Traditional Amish Wedding Dinner on Saturday, January 17, at the fire station. This event features a popular meal and helps support the 100% volunteer Honey Brook Fire Company. All are welcome to attend and enjoy a delicious meal while supporting your local volunteers. ... (Full Story & Photos)

On Friday, January 2nd the Honey Brook Fire Company held its annual reorganizational meeting, where all Operations, Administration, and Fire Police officers were sworn in by Magisterial District Judge Tim Arndt. As is tradition, HBFC members, their families, and guests enjoyed a delicious meal prior to conducting the business meeting as well as presentation of the annual awards.

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The HBFC rang in the new year with a bang, running five calls for service including a working house fire in West Caln Township. As winter weather swept across the region early Thursday morning, Station 33 was alerted at 06:44 hours to assist Station 35 (Wagontown) for an MVA at the intersection of Telegraph and Birdell in West Caln Township. Chief 33, Rescue 33 and Utility 33 responded along with ... (Full Story & Photos)

It was a busy Tuesday morning for the 33 house, as the season's first round of winter weather moved in across the region. At 08:21 hours, the HBFC was alerted to assist Company 35 (Wagontown) in the area of Compass Road and Leary Road in West Caln for an auto accident reported with injuries. Assistant 33, Rescue 33, and Traffic 33 made the response. Assistant 33 arrived to find two vehicles involved, ... (Full Story & Photos)

On Monday, November 24th, Honey Brook Fire Company hosted a unique and impactful training opportunity: a 2.5-hour Active Shooter Incident Management for First Responders seminar. The program was created and presented by Honey Brook Police Department Patrolman Bobby Klinger Jr., a highly decorated first responder, former HBFC Fire Chief, U.S. Army Medic, Chester County Emergency Services Dispatcher, ... (Full Story & Photos)

This morning, the Honey Brook Fire Company #1 held its second annual “Old Timers” breakfast at the firehouse. This event allows members past and present to gather for a delicious meal, camaraderie, and fellowship.

Following breakfast, Fire Chief Ream and Assistant Chief Plank presented a special dedication on behalf of the HBFC. Antique Engine 33-1, which was re-acquired last year, was officially ... (Full Story & Photos)

Yesterday, at 14:23 hours the HBFC was dispatched to the 200 block of Long Lane in Honey Brook Township for a reported brush fire. Chief 33 responded and was advised that brush was burning in several areas to the rear of the property. Brush 33, E335, E331, and Utility 33 all made the response.

Chief 33 arrived and confirmed roughly one acre of brush going throughout a wooded area, established ... (Full Story & Photos)

At 13:44 this afternoon, Station 33 was alerted for an engine assisting Company 35 for a reported dumpster fire in box area 3524. E331, E35, and Chief 33 made the initial response. Chester County Fire Board advised Chief 33 that flames from the dumpster was melting the siding off of the nearby residence, and the box was filled.

E331 and Chief 33 arrived and confirmed the report, stretched two ... (Full Story & Photos)