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Vehicle Rescue Training
Tuesday evening training June 16. Our volunteers went to Dutchies Garage  to do training on roof removal, making a third door and removing seats and doors. We would like to thank Dutchie for supplying the cars and their parking lot to train with.
Welcome to the Bareville Fire Company. We are located in Leola, Pennsylvania. The department consists of all volunteers. Our membership consists of approximately 50 active members, including fire police and junior firefighters. We serve a population of approximately 5,000 residents. Our Station number is 3-1. We are dispatched on the frequency of 33.90 and our working frequency is 33.56.

The Bareville Fire Company provides protection and service to the Townships of Upper Leacock, West Earl and Leacock. Our running area is rural farmland, residential and industrial territory, and is constantly growing and expanding. Funding comes from fund drives, township donations, and fund raisers. The Company currently operates two Pumpers and two Squad vehicles.
Bareville Fire Company
Station 3-1
Lancaster County PA
Cleaning up tools after removing the roof
Removing a seat
Raffle Tickets For Sale

Drawing will be held on July 25th at 10:00 PM
at the Leola Firemen's Carnival.
Prizes are as followed:
  • First prize- SUNL SLA-265 All-terrain vehicle
  • second prize- queen size quilt
  • third prize- 19 inch TV
Winners do not need to be present to win.
Winner of the ATV is responsible for tax / fees.

Tickets are $5.00 each or 5 for $20.00.
You can buy tickets from any of the Bareville or Upper Leacock Firefighters.
Vehicle Accident 200 Block of Route 23

Saturday June 20 2009 at 6:36 AM Bareville Fire Company along with Liberty (Rescue 3-9) and EMS were dispatched for a vehicle accident with entrapment in front of our station. 3-1 chief officers arrived and confirmed a three vehicle crash with two patients confined. Rescue personel stabilized and denergized all vehicles before removing several doors. There were two patients transported to local hospitals.