The Lycoming County Fire Police Association unites fire police across the county to promote teamwork, enhance safety, and provide essential training. Fire police play a vital role in ensuring the safety of first responders and the public at accident scenes, fires, and emergencies, as well as at public gatherings and community events. Through collaboration and education, we strengthen fire company coordination and preparedness. We meet at 7pm on the third Wednesday of every other month at one of our county fire stations, on a rotating schedule
Pennsylvania’s Slow Down and Move Over law is designed to protect emergency responders, tow truck operators, and road crews working along the roadside. This law is critical to ensure that every first responder and roadside worker goes home safe.
These signs alert you that there are first responders ahead. When you see them, slow down and move over if possible. It may save a life!
6/19/2025 and 6/24/25 6:30pm- 10:30pm
6/29/25 08:00am- 4:00pm
This course enhances responder and public safety at motor vehicle accidents and other highway incidents by teaching implementation of responder safe work practices. Upon completion, participants will be able to establish emergency operations work zones that allow for restricted traffic movement options (versus full road closure) to be implemented wherever possible.
Emergency Vehicle Driver Training for fire police (small truck, special units, traffic units, ambulances pov Hours: 16.0 (Lecture: 8.0hrs / Lab: 8.0hrs) Prerequisites: Age 18 and up, Current Motor Vehicle License Gear: Emergency Services Apparatus, or personal vehicle Description: This course is suitable for both novice and veteran emergency vehicle operators. This course provides instruction for emergency personnel who may be involved in operating emergency vehicles. Topics included: defensive driving, emergency response, vehicle maintenance, and a driver training obstacle course.
CLASS DATES:
7/2, 7/9 (1800 – 2200)
7/13 (0800 – 1600)
Instructor: Ryane Rummsey
Location:
Independent Fire Company
306 Clark Street South
Williamsport, PA 17702
Traffic Incident Management (TIM) FSC: 0214 Hours: 4.0 (Lecture: 3.5hrs / Lab: 0.5hrs) Prerequisites: Age 16 and up Description: This National TIM Responder Training Program establishes the foundation and promotes consistent training for all responders to incident involving operations on or near a highway. The PA – TIM objectives primarily target operations and special risks to personnel performing fire, rescue and EMS functions. This program examines the risks and provides nationally recognized actions to minimize/reduce those risks
CLASS DATES:
July 30 (1800 – 2200)
Instructor: Ryane Rummsey
Location:
Independent Fire Company
306 Clark Street South
Williamsport, PA 17702
Hours: 16.0 (Lecture: 16.0hrs / Lab: 0.0hrs)
Location Independent fire company 306 Clark street south Williamsport pa 17702
September09 2025 16,23,30 1830-22.30
September16 2025 18.30-22.30
September23 2025 18.30-22.30
September30 2025 18.30-22.30
registration deadline September 8 at 3pm
Instructor MARK LUSK
course cost: NO COST MUST HAVE 10 STUDENTS MAX CLASS SIZE IS 25
Prerequisites: Age 18 and up
Description: This course increases the student’s knowledge of the various statutes, case law decisions and ordinances that directly affect the operation of volunteer fire, rescue or ambulance organizations. The class is structured for the administrative and line officers of the organization.
The Lycoming County Fire Police Association will maintain an education program with the goal of preventing occupational accidents, injuries, illnesses, and deaths. We will provide training and education for all members, in order for them to perform their duties and functions in a safe manner that does not pose a hazard to themselves or other members. Qualified individuals, groups, or organizations will provide all training. Whenever changes in procedures or technology are introduced, or new hazards are identified in the work environment, appropriate training and education will be provided for all personnel.
ALL TRAINING PAID FOR BY THE ASSOCIATION WILL BE SUBJECT TO A NO-SHOW BILLING FEE
If the invoice is not paid within 30 days, there will be a $25.00 late charge for every 30 days past due. Completion of one year with no offenses will erase one offense from your record. Any member violating the expense guidelines will be reported to the administration for disciplinary action.
Don’t miss a fun-filled day for the whole family that supports the important work of the Lycoming County Fire Police Association! Public transportation is available through River Valley Transit from 12:15PM – 3:15PM.
We’re looking for food trucks, craft vendors, mascots, participants for “Touch a Truck”, and event sponsors.Please download and fill out one of the following applications, then fill out the online form below and attach the file.
Volunteering is a great way to serve your community. To get started, you first need to join a volunteer fire company, where you’ll receive valuable experience and training. Once you’re part of the fire company, you can become eligible to join the association. From there, you can take specialized training to become a fire police officer. Volunteering in this way provides both personal growth and a chance to make a meaningful impact!
For Non-Emergency Inquiries , please reach out to us during business hours or with the form below. We’re happy to assist with any questions or concerns.
(570) 916-2371
20 June Street, Linden, PA 17744 (Mailing only)
The Lycoming Fire Police Association is a non-profit organization dedicated to the empowerment of the fire service in Lycoming County, promoting the welfare of fire police throughout Pennsylvania, and advocating for legislation that will improve the fire police service.
Support emergency services and keep first responders and the public safe!
20 June Street, Linden, PA 17744 (Mailing only)
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Today, we pause to remember and honor the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our nation.
As members of the Lycoming County Fire Police Association, we are proud to serve our community — and we deeply respect those who served our country with courage and commitment.
May their sacrifice never be forgotten.
Wishing everyone a safe and reflective Memorial Day.
🕊️ Remember. Honor. Reflect. 🕊️
#MemorialDay #HonorTheFallen #lycomingcountyfirepolice
Today, we pause to remember and honor the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our nation.
As members of the Lycoming County Fire Police Association, we are proud to serve our community — and we deeply respect those who served our country with courage and commitment.
May their sacrifice never be forgotten.
Wishing everyone a safe and reflective Memorial Day.
🕊️ Remember. Honor. Reflect. 🕊️
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