All week Shrewsbury Volunteers have engaged in teaching fire prevention to the public.  Today was the "big" day.  Several hundred kids at Shrewsbury Elementary welcomed our members into their home  court for lessons on how to stay aware and safe regarding fires.  We met and went … [Read more...]

The Shrewsbury Fireman's Fall Fest is once again returning for the 3rd year on Saturday, October 5th from 9am-3pm. Bring the family and have some fall fest fun, while riding rides, eating food, playing games, and visiting over 50 vendors. The Shrewsbury Fireman's Fall Fest is … [Read more...]

It always puts a smile on the faces of the members of the Shrewsbury Volunteer Fire Co when the community gives back to us.  Today Bear Den of the Shrewsbury based Cub Scout Pack 90 stopped by our fire station.  They brought a bucket of snacks for the members to enjoy.  They … [Read more...]

At 3:33pm July 30th Shrewsbury Volunteers along with a first alarm assignment were dispatched to Lois Court in Shrewsbury Township for a reported structure fire.  Chief 61 (Myers) responded and was advised by York County 911 reports are fire to the rear of the home and moving … [Read more...]

The Shrewsbury Fireman's carnival ended with a bang and it was one that many will not forget. June 24th-29th was a long week for many of our volunteers here at the Shrewsbury Volunteer Fire Company as the Shrewsbury Fireman's Carnival came to life. Many of our volunteers … [Read more...]

The Exit 4 Reconstruction Project is going into full swing.  A lot of infrastructure work has been in progress.  Starting Tuesday traffic patterns on I83 will change.  Please review the update given to Shrewsbury Volunteers from the construction team.  Please remember too keep … [Read more...]

At 1:09 am Shrewsbury Volunteers we’re alerted for a reported multi-vehicle accident on Interstate 83 at the Hain Road bridge.  Rescue Squad 61 responded and encountered was told by York County 911 several calls were received stating vehicles are damage in both the north and … [Read more...]

This weekend, on the carnival grounds, Troop 90 is hosting the 13th Annual Merit Badge Camporee.  From Friday through Sunday, over 780 merit badges will be earned in 72 different subjects. Over 300 Scouts are in attendance with an additional 100 adult leaders. Please drive … [Read more...]

It's dangerous on today's roadways.  Car swallowing pot holes and aggressive drivers are making a stroll down the road nerve racking.  Add to the mix distracted drivers and the formula is ready for vehicle accidents.  You've been caught in the backups and when you arrive you see … [Read more...]

Shrewsbury Volunteers for years has been actively engaged with the public through the use of Social Media.  Our department keeps the residents and those who follow us up to date with our incident responses, public interaction,  weather updates, traffic issues and other items we … [Read more...]

It was a cloudy and drizzly day, but that didn't keep Shrewsbury Volunteers from enjoying the annual Truck Zoo held at the Paul Smith Library. This annual truck zoo features a variety of trucks from backhoes, school buses, dump trucks, and of course fire engines. The community … [Read more...]

Do you need a few hours away from the stresses and turmoil of work and home?  Are the walls closing in around you and you need a nice relaxing time with friends?  Do you want to work on that high blood pressure and start down the path of healthy living?    Well, we have the … [Read more...]

At 01:20 am Shrewsbury Volunteers along with Rose EMS were dispatched for a reported vehicle accident with injuries.  Rescue Squad 61 and Utility 61 responded.  Units arrived to find a single vehicle head on into a tree.  Fire and EMS personnel tended to a single occupant who was … [Read more...]

The Shrewsbury Volunteer Fire Department extends prayers and thoughts to all of the York City Department of Fire/Rescue Services and their families as we remember a tragic day.  One year ago four firefighters became trapped in a building collapse in York City.  Two survived, two … [Read more...]