Township of Spring Professional Firefighters

06/06/2026

Last night members stood by at Wilson high school for the 2026 Graduation ceremony and the fireworks that followed. Congratulations Wilson High School Class of 2026!!

05/19/2026

05/08/2026

A-Platoons from L4755 and IAFF L4791 Wyomissing Professional Firefighters met today to review torch cutting equipment carried on R85 and REN85.

04/17/2026

4/17 (D Platoon) RE85 was dispatched to assist the city of Reading with a working structure fire in the 100 Blk of Carrol St. 85s crew was split to assist with roof operations and fire suppression inside the building. Crews were on scene for about 1.5 hours meanwhile career recall was completed and back staffing was brought in to station.

04/12/2026

This week honor guard members from Locals 4755, 4791 ( ) and members from Western Berks Fire Department spent this week helping to train and coordinate the honor guard assignments for the LODD funeral of Chief Buck and AST Chief Shick. Our members taught roughly 20-30 members from surrounding departments the different commands as well as the movements needed to be in the honor guard. We would like to thank the Fleetwood Fire department for allowing us the use of their fire house to conduct the trainings and we would also like to thank the Walnuttown Fire Department for allowing us the honor to be able to honor their fallen chiefs as their honor guard. Our thoughts and prayers are with the families of Chief Buck and AST Chief Shick as well as the members of Station 32.

04/10/2026

Taking advantage of the beautiful weather this afternoon, A-Platoon members trained on drafting and fill site operations with IAFF L4791 Wyomissing Professional Firefighters C-Platoon. A big thank you to Western Berks Fire Department for providing T18 to assist with the training.

04/10/2026

A-Platoon members recently spent their morning refreshing hose line advancement and conventional forcible entry skills.

04/05/2026

04/02/2026

C-platoon working.

03/21/2026

Four years ago, on March 21, 2022, Pennsylvania lost two true heroes. Trooper Martin Mack and Trooper Branden Sisca.

At just 29, State Trooper Branden T. Sisca, who was also the Fire Chief of the Trappe Fire Company—made the ultimate sacrifice while assisting a pedestrian on I-95. Branden embodied selfless service: protecting our roads as a trooper and leading rescues as a dedicated fire chief. He left behind a loving wife, an unborn child he’d never hold, his parents, grandparents, family, and a community forever changed.

His legacy lives in his beautiful daughter, Brynn, in the lives of those he helped, at the park honoring him in Trappe, the first responders he inspired and in the foundation that was started in his honor.

Rest in peace, Branden. Your watch may have ended, but your courage endures. We miss you every day.

Eternal rest grant unto him, O Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon him.