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Kenhorst, Cumru, and West Reading fire police explain their role at emergency scenes
When emergency lights flash across Berks County, firefighters aren’t the only volunteers on the scene. Standing at intersections, placing cones, and waving drivers through detours are members of the local fire police — a group whose mission is to protect both the public and first responders. Brian Simmon, fire police captain with Kenhorst Volunteer Fire Company, has been in the fire service for 25 years and part of the fire police for 22 of them…
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Kenhorst, Cumru, and West Reading fire police explain their role at emergency scenes
When emergency lights flash across Berks County, firefighters aren’t the only volunteers on the scene. Standing at intersections, placing cones, and waving drivers through detours are members of the local fire police — a group whose mission is to protect both the public and first responders. Brian Simmon, fire police captain with Kenhorst Volunteer Fire Company, has been in the fire service for 25 years and part of the fire police for 22 of them…
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