Walnuttown Fire Company & EMS — Berks County, Pennsylvania

In the quiet heart of Berks County, the Walnuttown Fire Company stands as one of Pennsylvania’s steadfast volunteer departments — a small station with a large spirit. From its home on Park Road in Fleetwood, the company answers calls across Richmond Township and surrounding communities, providing both fire suppression and emergency medical response.

Every tone that drops in Walnuttown carries the same promise: someone will come. Whether it’s a structure fire, a medical emergency, or a search for a missing neighbor, the firefighters and EMS personnel of Walnuttown respond with skill, compassion, and the kind of courage that doesn’t ask for recognition.

The department’s Fire Rescue Company 32 operates hand‑in‑hand with its EMS unit, ensuring that care reaches the scene quickly — from the first hose line to the first heartbeat restored. Their work is deeply woven into the life of Berks County: volunteer service shaped by family, tradition, and the belief that community means showing up when it matters most.

Today, Walnuttown’s firefighters and EMS personnel continue their mission with quiet strength, honoring those who came before them and protecting the lives around them with the same devotion that defines Pennsylvania’s fire and rescue tradition.

Chief Jeffory Buck

Assistant Chief Robert Shick, Jr.