Emergency
Services
Why Our Association was created
Bringing first responders together for education, training, and disseminate information and help them get onboarded as new volunteers or achieve additional training for intermediate and advanced volunteers while working on fellowship, comradery, and interdepartmental relations.Since 1941, fire police have been a valuable asset to our community in and around York County, PA. This association was created in 2021 to further help fire policemen around the county achieve training and standards set forth through national recommendations, state standards, and local resources - for example, we work in conjunction with the Fire Chiefs Association of York County, PA to determine our minimum standards for traffic units across the county.
Make a difference in people's lives
First responders are often the first people on the scene of an emergency, and they can play a crucial role in saving lives.
Gain valuable skills and experience.
Being a first responder is a challenging but rewarding job. You will learn a variety of skills, such as CPR, first aid, and how to use emergency equipment.
Be part of a team.
First responders work together as a team to provide emergency care. This can be a very rewarding experience.
Community Service
First responders are an important part of their communities. By volunteering your time, you can help to make your community a safer place.
Our Board, Directors, and Committees
Officers of the Association
- President - Kevin Caiazzo
- Vice-President - Van Baker
- Secretary - Deb Sheffer
- Treasurer - Joan Yohe
- Membership Secretary - Vacant
- Asst Membership Secretary Brian Muser
Directors - Class of 2025
Directors - Class of 2026
Directors - Class of 2027
Directors - Class of 2028
Fire Police of Pennsylvania Representatives
- Delegate: Van Baker
- Delegate: Moritz “Bud” Yohe
- Alternate: Teresa Barshinger
- Alternate: Joan Yohe
Pennsylvania Fire Police Association Representatives
- Delegate: Nelson Brenneman
- Delegate: Moritz “Bud” Yohe
- Alternate: Gary Eline
- Alternate: Joan Yohe
Fire Chiefs and Firefighters Association of York County
- Joan Yohe
- Moritz “Bud” Yohe
Firefighters Association of York County
- Brian Johnson
- Vacant
Audit Committee
- Thommy Abbott
- Karen Leicht
- Ed Selvaggio
Compliance Committee
- Thommy Abbott
- Kevin Caiazzo
- George “Skip” Lehmann
- Stephen Paules
- Joan Yohe
- Moritz “Bud” Yohe - Chairman
Programs and Training
- Randy Rice
- John Senft
Radio Committee
- Kevin Caiazzo
- Don Waltemyer
Members
Below is a list of our members. For county wide departments and stations, please click here to view York County's list.
- West York Station 1 (Member)
- Spring Grove Station 4 (Member)
- Dover Station 6 (Member)
- York New Salem Station 8 (Member)
- Dover Twp Station 9 (Member)
- Nashville Station 11
- North Codorus Twp Station 12 (Member)
- Dallastown Station 13-1 (Member)
- Yoe Station 13-2 (Member)
- Yorkana Station 13-3 (Member)
- Dillsburg Station 15
- Jacobus Station 18 (Member)
- York Township Station 19 (Member)
- Manchester Station 23 (Member)
- Strinestown Station 26 (Member)
- York Haven Station 27 (Member)
- Goldsboro Station 28 (Member)
- Windsor Station 37 (Member)
- New Bridgeville Station 39 (Member)
- Wrightsville Station 41 (Member)
- Craley Station 44 (Member)
- North Hopewell Station 45 (Member)
- West Manchester Twp Station 50 (Member)
- Pleasant Hill Station 52 (Member)
- Porters Station 53
- Stewartstown Station 54 (Member)
- Airville Station 55
- Fawn Grove Station 56 (Member)
- Delta Station 57 (Member)
- New Freedon Station 58
- Glen Rock Station 59
- Shrewsbury Station 61
- Seven Valleys Station 62
- Loganville Station 63
- Wellsville Station 66 (Member)
- Monaghan Twp Station 67
- Fairview Twp Station 68 (Member)
- Alliance Station 77 (Member)
- Hanover Station 79 (Member)
- Springettsbury Station 89-1 (Member)
- Spring Garden Station 89-2
- Manchester Twp Station 89-5 (Member)
- York City Station 99 (Member)