Welcome to the
Franklin Fire Company
Rooted in over 120 years of brotherhood and service.
Meet Our Officers
Events & Fundraisers
Click here to see our upcoming events and other fundraisers!
Members Info
Finds important links to email & departmental items
BASH IN THE VALLEY 2026!
GET THE LATEST INFO & TICKETS TO OUR BIGGEST EVENT OF THE YEAR!
Department News and Incidents!
Guardians of Safety
The Franklin Fire Company has a long and proud history of serving and protecting the citizens of Chambersburg and the surrounding areas. To continue our mission, we are continually working to improve our service and effectiveness. At Station 4, we extend an open invitation to those with a passion for making a difference. We are actively seeking individuals who share our values, embody commitment, and are driven to contribute to the greater good. If you feel the call to serve, whether as a firefighter or a volunteer, we encourage you to explore the opportunities within our ranks.
To learn more about the fulfilling journey of becoming a part of Franklin Fire Company and contributing to the safety and well-being of our community, reach out to us through direct message or make a personal visit to our station. Request a membership application, and together, let’s write the next chapter in our storied history of service and protection.
Years In Service
Residents Protected
Safeguarding Lives & Property with Dedication
The Franklin Fire Company, Station 4 of Chambersburg, is dedicated to protecting life and property of the citizens and communities we serve. By providing fire safety, safety education, and fire prevention programs, as well as providing the mitigation of fire, medical, and related emergencies.
The goal of the Franklin Fire Company is to minimize loss of life and property for the communities in our coverage areas, which includes parts of Hamilton Township; Greene Township; Guilford Township; Letterkenny Townships; and the Borough of Chambersburg;, as well as assisting mutual aid area, from fires, natural disasters, life-threatening situations and to assist other emergency agencies.
The objective of the Franklin Fire Company is to perform these services in an efficient manner by maintaining effective fire prevention, emergency response, fire suppression and training.
Join Our Department!
The Franklin Fire Company is dedicated to protecting our community through professional, volunteer-driven fire, rescue, and emergency services. By joining our department, you become part of a team committed to integrity, brotherhood, and safeguarding lives and property of those in our community.
Senior Member Application
Click the link to access our online Senior Membership Application for those that are 18 years of age and older. Form must be completed in full and a $10 non-refundable application fee is collected as well.
Junior Member Application
Click the link to access our online Junior Membership Application for those ages 14-17. Form must be completed in full along with parental signatures and applicable documents.
Senior Operational Members
We are always accepting new Operational Firefighters, including Interior and Exterior roles. Interior firefighters operate in hazardous environments to mitigate emergencies, while exterior firefighters support operations outside the hazard area by assisting with hose lines, ladders, and equipment.
The Franklin Fire Company Live-In Program is available to both male and female firefighters and includes private bunkrooms, showers, lockers, Wi-Fi, computer access, cable, a full kitchen, lounge, and gym.
Live-In Requirements:
• Active Franklin Fire Company member
• Stay at the firehouse 4 nights per week
• Assist with weekly cleaning
• Respond to calls while on station
• Age 18+
Senior Operational Support Staff
Operational Support Staff assist with fundraising, administrative work, and community events such as bingos, gun drawings, and school fire-prevention activities. While they do not respond to emergencies, their support is essential—fundraising helps keep our fire trucks on the road.
Junior Members (Ages 14-17)
Junior Members (ages 14–17) may join as Operational Junior Members or Operational Support Staff Junior Members.
Operational Junior Members respond to emergency scenes after completing required training and assist with essential tasks once the area has been deemed safe.
Operational Support Staff Junior Members assist with fundraising, administrative duties, and community events, supporting the department without responding to emergencies.
Junior members gain valuable experience, learn about the fire service, and play an important role as the future of our organization.
Senior Fire Police
Fire Police support emergency operations by directing traffic, securing scenes, and ensuring the safety of firefighters and the public during incidents, training, and community events. They play a vital role in maintaining order and safety while emergency crews do their work.
Any questions or concerns please reach out to our recruitment team at join@sta4.com
“Earn your place in 120 years of tradition.”
Contact Us:
General Information:
717-263-8600
Recruiting:
Fundraising & Events:
events@sta4.com
Wednesday Runs for your Station 4 volunteers!
8am - Co Detector Activation
Alligator Reef Ave - Greene Twp
Squad 41 metered the residence and found a malfunctioning detector
5pm - Electrical Fire 🔥 Box Alarm
300blk S Hackberry Drive - Chambersburg
Sta4 units staged until quickly released by Co.1
6:17pm - Apartment Fire 🔥 Box Alarm
100blk S Second St - Chambersburg
Multiple callers and PD reporting a working fire. Crews found a burning bag of trash on the exterior with no extension to the building.
6:40pm - 1st due Shed Fire 🔥
Somerset Rd - Greene Twp
Crews found an overheated lawn mower already removed from the shed by the property owner. Quickly placed units in service. ... See MoreSee Less
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Let’s recap the last few days at 158 W King St!
On Sunday, E43 & Ladder 42 responded to the Village of Fort Loudon for a house fire. Co.9 arrived with nothing evident on Side A, however found a working fire on the Charlie side(rear) of the house. Asst Chief 48-Himes reported he had fire in a 2nd floor bedroom. E43 arrived and pulled a line, covering the rear of the house, extinguishing hot spots and overhaul debris. Ladder 42 opened up the interior and performed ventilation. The cause of the fire is under investigation by PSP. Thanks to Co.11 for transferring!
Monday crews handled a vehicle accident on 81 at the 16 ramp. No injuries were found. They also handled a fire alarm activation at the new Crunch Fitness on Lincoln Way East. Monday night members refreshed on Ladder 42s rope rescue capabilities, while a few up & coming Ladder operators were able to check off their skills sheets.
Today, Tuesday, crews have already handled a vehicle accident at Shively Motors on Lincoln Way West, Squad 41 controlled traffic and cleared debris while EMS evaluated multiple patients and transported 1. As 41 was clearing that accident, a vehicle struck a parked TT on 81 NB at the 13.5mm and rolled over several times. Squad 41 arrived and confirmed the information and finding all occupants were self extricated. 81 was shut down at exit 10 NB until towing could arrive and remove the vehicle. 1 patient was transported to a local hospital for evaluation.
Some photos courtesy of MMPW! ... See MoreSee Less
3 CommentsComment on Facebook
🚨🔥HAPPENING NOW-HOUSE FIRE🔥🚨
8:10pm- Ladder 42 & Eng 43 are responding to the 13,000blk of Main St-Fort Loudon for a house fire. Multiple callers! ... See MoreSee Less
24 CommentsComment on Facebook
“Requesting to Cancel to Fully Involved”
At 2pm, Sta.4 units responded to Fort McCord Rd in Hamilton Twp for an auto fire. While responding, Franklin 911 advised Duty44 that the fire was out and the owner was requesting the FD to go in service. Without a credible official of the FD on scene or reporting the information, Sta4 units continued to confirm the fire was out. As you can see, the fire was no where near out. 1 tanker was requested for extra water during mop up. Crews operated for 1 hour. ... See MoreSee Less
22 CommentsComment on Facebook