The Gouldsboro Volunteer Fire Company was first established in 1946.

By 1948, enough money had been raised to buy the first fire truck which was a 1931 gear driven Hale pump Buffalo. It was purchased from Jessup Fire Company for $856.

1956:  We purchased the Odd Fellows Hall for $700 which was made into our first fire station.

1962:  We purchased our second truck, a 1948 Seagrave engine.

1971:  With the growing community, we needed more equipment and more room so we purchased land and materials to build a new station a mile south of town. This location is now the home of Hometown Hardware.

1993: We purchased our first brand new fire truck from E-One for $190,000 and purchased land across from the Gouldsboro Methodist Church. This is where our current firehouse is.

1994: We began construction on our new firehouse which is where we are today.

1995: We purchased a refurbished 1976 CF600 Mack pumper from Hatboro Fire Company which became known as Rescue 55 and later, once our current Rescue was obtained, it became Engine 55-2.

2003: The Gouldsboro Ambulance Squad bought a Spartan Rescue which was operated by the Fire Company.

2005:  We purchased a new 3000 gallon Peterbilt tanker to replace two 1981 International tankers that held 1200 and 1500 gallons.

2008:  We purchased a new KME engine to replace our refurbished 1976 Mack that was bought in 1995.

2009:  We officially purchased the 2003 Spartan Rescue originally purchased by the Gouldsboro Ambulance Squad.

2011:  We purchased a 2000 Chevy Tahoe which we put into service in early 2012 for use as a command vehicle.

2013:  We sold our 1991 E-One to Command Fire Apparatus and purchased a 2000 Pierce Dash from Burtonsville MD which became Engine 55-3.

2017:  We sold our 2003 Spartan/Rescue 1 Heavy Rescue to Wyalusing Valley Volunteer Fire Department in preparation for the arrival of a new rescue.

2018:  On January 12, 2018, we took delivery of a 2017 Spartan/Rescue 1 heavy rescue. Special thanks to Clifton Township Board of Supervisors for their financial support to help with this purchase.

2018:  On March12, 2018, we took delivery of a 2018 Dodge Ram 5500 that will be used as a brush/utility truck. Special thanks to Coolbaugh Township Board of Supervisors for the financial support they provided which made this purchase possible.

1949 – 1950     Harry Fairness

1951 – 1954     Edward Aikens

1955 – 1958     Stanley Wreski

1959 – 1961     Richard Croak

1962 – 1963     Stanley Wreski

1964 – 1965     Joseph Batzel

1966 – 1977     Leonard Jones

1978 – 1980     Richard Croak

1981 – 1983     Art Werner Jr.

1984 – 1988     Joseph Ravina

1989                 Patrick Doyle

1990 – 1993     James Kanavy

1994 – 1998     Eric Hansen

1999 – 2001     Chris Bensley

2002 – 2003     Tim Scott

2004 – 2005     Eric Hansen

2006                 Chris Bensley

2007 – 2014     Mike Slowik

2015 –               Dave Miller