The QFD would like to say a big thank you to Fire Department Mount Joy Lt. Ryan Gardill for coming to our station on Tuesday night and discussing two topics that invade the fire service but are rarely discussed: Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and Firefighter … [Read more...]

Let's take it back a few years. Saturday February 9, 2002. QFD and mutual aid responded to 822 Scotland Road in East Drumore Township for a house fire. Units arrived to find a working fire in the 1st floor. Tom Amico captured all the photos while the members went to work … [Read more...]

Just after 2 pm Sunday, QFD was alerted to a chimney fire in the 100 block of Springville Road in Eden Township. Units arrived to find a creosote filled chimney that was on fire. The fire was extinguished, chimney drug with chains and the Company went available. No extension to … [Read more...]

Maintenance Day 2019 Again this year,over 30 members of the QFD got together and took care of the yearly maintenance on all of our apparatus. This is something we have been doing for many years, and is a great money saver for the Company, and also a fantastic time of … [Read more...]

It is almost time once again for the Quarryville Fire Company Spring Ham Shoot and Gun Raffle !! This years event is on Saturday, March 9th at the Quarryville Fire Station (217 East State Street). Doors will be open by 4:30 pm, with the block shoot starting at 5:00 pm. There will … [Read more...]

Another day, a nother snowfall, another accident. QFD and LEMSA responded to the intersection of Rt. 222 and Camargo Road in Providence Township for a class 1 accident. Crews arrived with a two-vehicle accident with heavy damage to the vehicle, but luckily, minor injuries. … [Read more...]

Just before noon on Wednesday 1/30 , Rescue 57 was requested by PA State Police for spill control in the 2200 block of Beaver Valley Pike (Rt. 222) in Providence Township. Squad 572 (who just finished up a traffic detail in the same area) arrived with a two-vehicle accident … [Read more...]

Just after 8:30 am, QFD and Bart Township Fire Company Engine 51-1, along with LEMSA responded to a vehicle accident with reported entrapment in the 1600 block of Kirkwood Pike (Rt. 472). Units arrived with a pickup that sheared a telephone pole and no injuries. Crews remained on … [Read more...]

Our 2019 Spring Gun Raffle Tickets are now available!!! For $5.00, you get a chance on the items listed on the ticket. This spring, we have changed things a little bit and added a Kayak as a prize. These tickets will be available from any QFD member, or you can stop by the … [Read more...]

Just after 8 am, Truck 57 was alerted to assist Bart Township Fire Company on a chimney fire on Windy Top Road in Sadsbury Twp. On arrival, crews found a fire in a chimney in a tobacco barn. Truck 57 set up to the roof, and other crews, with the assistance of Gordonville Fire … [Read more...]

The QFD Line and Executive Officers for 2019 are as follows: Fire Chief - Joel Neff Deputy Fire Chief - Jamie Welk Assistant Fire Chief (571) - Jeremy Welk Assistant Fire Chief (572) - Brian Henry Captain - Kenneth Yost Lieutenant 571 - Rick Hall Lieutenant 572 - Mike … [Read more...]

2018 was another great year of advancements and progress made by our Company. Some of the highlights are as follows: 490 total incidents 26 working fires where either an Engine, Truck or Rescue crew went to work 5 Accidents where rescue tools were used Averaged 15 … [Read more...]

We wish everyone a safe and happy New Years and start to 2019 !! Make volunteering with your local Fire Company one of your New Years Resolutions this year !!! Stop by the firehouse on a Tuesday evening and see how you can help your neighbors and become part of our great … [Read more...]

At our December Board of Directors meeting on Thursday evening, our officers signed for a new 2019 Pierce Enforcer Engine. This engine will replace the current Engine 572, our 1986 Mack CF. After 32 years of running the Mack, it will be sad to see it replaced, but it has served … [Read more...]

After responding to four calls on Christmas Eve, QFD Volunteers were able to have a call-free Christmas Day to be able to spend time with family and friends until just before midnight, when Tanker 57 was alerted as an add-on to the first alarm assignment for a working building … [Read more...]