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Bucks County Fire Service History Book
This book contains 390 pages, including the written history, pictures and an all-time list of fire apparatus of each of the 62 county volunteer fire companies in full color.
FALL 2019 PECO Training
PECO Electric and Gas Training information for fall 2019 was send via email to Bucks Fire Chiefs. Training will be held during the beginning of October & November. All information is in the PDF link below. FALL 2019 PECO Training Information
2019 Scholarship Program
Bucks County Fire Chiefs and Firefighters Association 2019 Scholarship Awards Programs “This is a great benefit of membership”The Bucks County Fire Chiefs & Firefighters Association is proud to announce the Scholarship Award Program for 2019. This...
Association Challenge Coin
The Bucks County Fallen Firefighters Memorial Committee has created a challenge coin to commemorate the tenth anniversary of the first memorial ceremony in 2004. The cost of each challenge coin is $10.00 and all proceeds will be donated to the Bucks County...
Next Steps for State Fire Commission Bill
From: McGarvey, Chief Charles <CMcGarvey@lowermerion.org> Subject: Next Steps for the State Fire Commission Bill All: Please see the email below. As you are aware I have asked my local Senator to sponsor legislation for the State Fire Commission. ...
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Congratulations to all the Firefighters who completed the requirements for certification in Firefighter 1 while attending the summer 2019 session at the Lower Bucks County Emergency Services Training Center.
Congratulations. Stay safe.
CONGRATULATIONS TO YOU ALL
Congratulations to all!
The 2019 Bucks County Chiefs & Firefighters Association Scholarship Application can be downloaded from our website. www.buckscandff.com
All applications must be submitted by September 1, 2019.
Kyle Huth
Contact Us:
Bucks County Chiefs & Firefighters Association
1760 S. Easton Rd.
Doylestown, PA 18901
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