Christiana Fire Company

Crew Members, Family and Friends of the graduates come together to celebrate the accomplishment of the graduates

Chief Reimold, Deputy Chief Fisher and Newly Graduated Fire Fighters (from left to right) Eric Lowry, Jake Smith, Zachary Vandenbosch and Morgan Meeks.

Robert Fulton Deputy Chief Mark Barto (Instructor for Octorara High School Homeland Security and Protective Services Program) with the graduates. Chief Barto's program at Octorara was instrumental in assisting the graduates with their Fire Fighter 1 training.

Station 52's newest certified fire fighters

Graduates taking the oath of the fire fighter as part of the graduation ceremony from the Chester County Fire Academy

Firefighter Vandenbosch receives his graduation certificate from Chief Reimold

Firefighter Jake Smith receives his graduation certificate from Deputy Chief Fisher

Firefighter Morgan Meeks receives his graduation certificate from Chief Reimold

Firefighter Eric Lowry receives his graduation certificate from Past Chief/Father, Rick Lowry

Chester County Emerald Society bagpipe brigade leads the parade out of the room after the posting of the colors

First West Chester Fire Company leading the colors out of the room after the opening ceremony


By CFC
May 28, 2015

Chief Reimold, Deputy Chief Fisher, Junior/Cadet Advisor Baker and Firefighters Moore, Hay and Buckwalter ventured out on Friday evening to attend the Spring 2015 graduation of the Chester County Fire Academy Fire Fighter 1 program. This years class included 4 members of Station 52 and it was a great time celebrating the hard work and investment of time that was put in by the entire class leading to this day. The 10 week course involved 3 hours every Tuesday and Thursday evening AND 8 1/2 hours every Saturday and Sunday. Christiana Fire Company would like to offer our congratulations to Firefighters Eric Lowry, Morgan Meeks, Jake Smith and Zachary Vandenbosch for their completion of the course work and meeting the requirements to receive their certificates from the fire academy. The weekly training nights held each Monday evening AND the extensive training they received will continue to allow the fire company to provide the best trained volunteers we can to make sure the residents in the community we serve get the most efficient and professional service when it is needed.