At 6:47 PM on Saturday, September 17th, Sellersville Fire Department was dispatched for an automobile accident with injuries at the intersection of Park Avenue and Main Street in Sellersville Boro. While responding, Chief 27 was advised that the driver and passenger in the vehicle both had sustained injuries after striking a concrete retaining wall. Wagon and Utility 27 responded to assist with patient ... (Full Story & Photos)

Over the past several weeks, members have participated in several rope rescue training evolutions as part of our weekly training program. The first night was held off site, at North Ridge Farms, where a rescue dummy was positioned in a hunting stand, and needed to be lowered from the location. Our volunteers used a series of rope and pulleys to secure the "hunter" and lower them safely to the ground. ... (Full Story & Photos)

Our annual Fireman's Carnival proved to be another successful event. This event wouldn't be possible without the continued support of our community and all who attended the carnival. We're also thankful for our dedicated membership who spent countless hours performing various tasks to bring this all together. From setup in June, to the week of the carnival, to the cleanup afterwards, a lot of manpower ... (Full Story & Photos)

At 3:02 am on Saturday, July 16th, Sellersville volunteers were alerted to the report of a building fire at the Sunoco station in the 900 block of Lawn Avenue in West Rockhill Township. The fire was reported by a passing Pennridge Regional police officer, who noticed smoke coming from the roofline.

Wagon 27 laid in from a nearby hydrant, while Chief, Deputy, and Assistant 27 filled out the command ... (Full Story & Photos)

At 12:39PM on Saturday, July 9th, Wagon 27 was added to Tactical Box 94-38 in the 8800 block of Easton Road. The Wagon and Chief quickly responded and assisted with suppression operations and overhaul once on scene. Fire crews from throughout Upper Bucks, Northampton County, and New Jersey worked to control the fire. SFD units operated on scene for nearly three hours before being released. ... (Full Story & Photos)