Members

Line Officers

Dennis Orangers

Fire Chief

Brian Haney

Deputy Fire Chief

Kevin Smith

1st Assistant Chief

Chris “Shakie” Camarda

2nd Assistant Chief

Scott Laffredo

2nd Assistant Chief

Rob Dronitsky

Captain

Ryan Gallagher

1st Lieutenant

Health & Safety Officers

Shannon Schreur

Safety 48

Rob Smith

Safety 48

Engineering Division

Michael DeStefano

Chief Engineer

Chris Gallagher

Assistant Chief

Mike Rotay

Assistant Engineer

Rich Volpi

Assistant Engineer

Firefighters

E.J. Bicketti

Firefighter

Hank Birkhead

Firefighter

Shannon Schreur

Firefighter

Andy Culbertson

Firefighter

Curl Daywalt

Firefighter

Michael Destefano Jr.

Firefighter

Rob Dronitsky

Firefighter

Mike Gallagher Jr.

Firefighter

Mike Gallagher Sr.

Firefighter

Stacy Gensert

Firefighter

Preston Hampton

Firefighter

Kevin Haney

Firefighter

Robert Helenski

Firefighter

Jeff Houseal

Firefighter

Jim Lacavino

Firefighter

Frank Ludwig

Firefighter

Bill Metzler

Firefighter

Joe O’Donnell

Firefighter

Robert Rocket

Firefighter

Jay Soppick

Firefighter

Royce Keehn

Firefighter

John Maiorana

Firefighter

John Peters

Firefighter

Brandon Maziarz

Firefighter

Kayla Dare

Firefighter

Rich Volpi

Firefighter

Michael McGuigan

Firefighter

Michael Consorte

Firefighter

Ryan Conboy

Firefighter

Fire Police

Ray Tagnon

Fire Police Officer

Denny Brady

Fire Police Captain (FP48)

Fred Standert

Fire Police Officer

Business Officers

Chris “Shakie” Camarda

Vice President

Rob Smith

President

Erin Christunas

Recording Secretary

Phil Barainyak

Recording Secretary

Shannon Schreur

Board of Director

Bill Helenski

Board of Director

Stacy Gensert

Board of Director

Fred Standert

Board of Director

Christine Helenski

Treasurer

Brian Haney

Board of Director

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Swedeland Volunteer Fire Company

2 weeks ago

This past week, FAST Rescue Solutions came out and did a demonstration and training on a product that a lot of area companies are purchasing to assist with the rescue of a down firefighter. Members from Swedeland and Goodwill in Bridgeport were in attendance and were very impressed with the board and it’s use. We will be purchasing 2 and readjusting our FAST team procedures thanks to this rescue board. Thank you to Chris Simpson from Philly Ladder 19 for the Demo. We really appreciate it. ... See MoreSee Less

This past week, FAST Rescue Solutions came out and did a demonstration and training on a product that a lot of area companies are purchasing to assist with the rescue of a down firefighter. Members from Swedeland and Goodwill in Bridgeport were in attendance and were very impressed with the board and it’s use. We will be purchasing 2 and readjusting our FAST team procedures thanks to this rescue board. Thank you to Chris Simpson from Philly Ladder 19 for the Demo. We really appreciate it.

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Swedeland Volunteer Fire Company

3 weeks ago

Just an FYI, our Social Room will not be serving dinner the next two weeks. See you on July 12th. ... See MoreSee Less

Just an FYI, our Social Room will not be serving dinner the next two weeks. See you on July 12th.

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Swedeland Volunteer Fire Company

4 weeks ago

Shortly after 10:00 PM on Sunday, June 23rd Station 49, Ladder 48, and Engine 32 got dispatched to a Non-Commercial Building Fire with reports of flames from the side of the building. Chief 49 arrived on scene to smoke and fire showing. Chief 49 went with the confirmed structure dispatch, which brought additional units. Squirt 49 arrived on scene and stretched a line into the structure for an interior attack on the fire. Shortly after the interior attack commenced the stability of the structure seemed to be deteriorating and the call for an evacuation of the building was called. Defensive operations then began to fight the fire from the exterior. As a bulk of the fire was knocked the fire continued to rekindle and build back up. The building had been severely damaged by fire and became a collapse hazard while it still continued to rekindle spot fires. The decision was made to call in an excavator to knock the building down. After this was done the remains were soaked in a mixture of water and foam to prevent rekindling. 49 units were made available around 2:40 am. We would like to thank the local fire companies and standby companies that assisted in this operation.

Swedesburg Units on Scene: Car 49
Squirt 49
Pipeline 49
Rescue 49
Traffic 49

Other Units on Scene: Upper Merion Fire & EMS (Station 56 & 356)
Swedeland Fire Company (Station 48)
King of Prussia Fire Company (Station 47)
Goodwill Fire Company (Station 32)
Bridgeport Fire Company (Station 31)
Norristown Fire Company (Station 27)
Radnor Fire Company (Delco Station 15)
Jefferson Fire Company (Station 46)
Norriton Fire Company (Station 61)
Plymouth Fire Company (Station 43)
Gladwyne Fire Company (Station 24)
Conshohocken Fire Company #2 (Station 35)
George Clay Fire Company (Station 39)
Spring Mill Fire Company (Station 45)
Upper Merion Police (56 PD) ... See MoreSee Less

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Where was this? I hope nobody was injured. Thank you so much to everyone who helped!

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