Today at 1300 hours Engine 33-5 was dispatched to relocate to the Union Fire Company No.1 of Oxford. Numerous southern Chester and Lancaster County fire companies were battling a two alarm barn fire in Colerain Township, Lancaster County. Engine 33-5 responded with a crew of six and arrived at Station 21 at 1349 hours. At 1450 Hours Engine 33-5 was dispatched along with Engine 37-2 who was also on ... (Full Story & Photos)

The Honey Brook Fire Company is proud to announce the ordering of our new Pierce Enforcer Engine! This engine will replace our 2004 Pierce Dash Engine and serve as our primary fire suppression piece. We want to thank Glick Fire Equipment Company and Pierce Manufacturing for their work in designing and manufacturing this new engine. We also want to thank Honey Brook Borough and Honey Brook Township ... (Full Story & Photos)

On Saturday night, Belfor Property Restorations sponsored two members of the Honey Brook Fire Company to attend the Philadelphia Eagles playoff game.

Fire Chief Steven Kern, Lieutenant Ryan Plank, and two Firemen from Christiana Fire Company (DE) were recognized as the "First Responders of the Game". Both members were also given the opportunity to participate in the National Anthem by holding the ... (Full Story & Photos)

2023 Administration Officers:

President - Reuben Stoltzfus
Vice President - Amos King
Recording Secretary - Marlana Oster
Treasurer - Aaron Stoltzfus
Membership Secretary - Ivan King
Trustee - Chris Ott, Jesse Davis, Will Fester
Relief Treasurer - Elmer King
Relief Secretary - Dennis Hagenbuch

2023 Operation Officers

Fire Chief - Steven Kern
Deputy Fire Chief - Gary Ream Jr.
Assistant Fire Chief ... (Full Story)

On Monday Dec.19 five Honey Brook firefighters completed the second portion of the Chester County Flashover Recognition and Survival class. Night two of this 8 hour class consists of hands on live fire training where personnel in accompany of certified instructors enter a container designed to create simulated flashover fire conditions. This training provides responders with knowledge to better understand ... (Full Story & Photos)

On Sunday Dec.18 Santa made his annual stop visiting the Township and Borough residents. With news of his reindeer oversleeping after enjoying to much eggnog at an Elves appreciation event the night prior, the Honey Brook Fire Company Volunteers showed no hesitation making sure his cheer was delivered. Santa was escorted around the local for a duration of six hours until sunlight was against us and ... (Full Story & Photos)

On Saturday Dec.17 HBFC active crew members dedicated the day for live fire training. Utilizing the West Chester Fire Department’s training facility, 22 members participated in a series of live burn evolutions simulating different types of structure fire responses. It’s hands on training as such that aids in sharpening firefighters skills and confidence for providing professional care to the communities ... (Full Story & Photos)

The anticipated phone call arrived today at the Station. On the line was the big man in red, Santa himself and he again has requested to be escorted through Honey Brook Borough and Township for his annual meet & greets as he finalizes his naughty or nice list. Something about Rudolf is getting his hooves and antlers polished and can’t make the trip before being ready for the busy night of Christmas ... (Full Story & Photos)