Unofficially formed on November 15

-Original by-laws limited the maximum group size to 75 members
No one under the age of 16 or over the age of 45 was allowed membership
A fine of $1.00 or expulsion was included for certain penalties for infractions
Signs placed throughout the firehouse such as “Positively No Profanity or Extra Loud Talking in or around the Engine House”
-Charted by Adams County Court
By-laws and constitution were established
List of rules regarded financial, clerical, firefighting duties, & proper care of equipment was documented
Yearly dues for active member were $1.10

-July 4th : Purchased an American La France Chevrolet Truck
In service till 1955
Held 200 feet of hose, 3 tanks, 7 ladders, & other necessities
-First firehouse was built on land previously owned by Cletus Myers
Been converted into a home located at 19 East Hanover Street

-Added another 200 feet of hose to the truck and additional equipment was purchased
-9 new members were added to the roll including the first female: Mrs. A. L. Wagaman

-Telephone number was available to call in fires: Gettysburg 968-R-3
-96 members in the fire company
-Part of 1,915 member of the Adams County Fireman’s Association

-Outgrown the small firehouse and relocated to 1 West Hanover Street
-Property overtime housed a blacksmith shop, livery stable, cigar factory, chain factory, car dealership, lawn mower repair service, pool hall, & residence
-“The Dam” on Maple Street held a capacity of 75,000 gallons of water for a convenient source of water for extinguishing fires by horse drawn scoops until the borough added a water system and fire hydrants

-September 2nd: First time Bonneauville held the Adams County Fireman’s Association convention and parade
-Total of 96 members was recorded

-Total of 72 members was recorded due to the Great Depression that a had a great impact on poor families
-Started to regain members after World War II

-Purchased a second firetruck which was a Chevrolet
-Carried 2 tanks, 750 gallons of water, hose was three times the length of the old truck, & carried the most modern firefighting equipment available at the time

-At the end of World War II, purchased an Army surplus 6-wheel drive truck which low-cost military surplus equipment was made available to nonprofit organizations
-Documents of various dates for purchased are 1945, 1948, & 1950
-Changes were made to the truck. The color was olive which was changed to red. Tanks, hoses, and other equipment were added
-Originally was used for to fight field and wood lot fires
-A power cable winch was mounted on the front bumper to pull disabled equipment away from fires and pull wrecked vehicles away from victims

Every firefighter in the company was insured against accident & causality

-Limit of 75 members was lifted and a total 120 members was recorded at the time
-The Ladies Auxiliary was formed with 60 members
-10 acres of land was purchased to use as a carnival ground
-Adams County Fire Police Association was formed
-First treasurer of the new organization was Roy Shanebrook

-May 7th: Adam’s County Fireman’s Association Convention was held
-As technology progressed more specialized equipment was purchased and more training was necessary
-Some were trained to wear two newly smoke masks. Different types of jobs at the time were drivers, hose men, ladder men, nozzle men, & fire police
54 hours of training was required for firefighting, rescue, & pumper operations
-Air Raid Drills were practiced after the bombing of Pearl Harbor. Generally, performed after dark. All citizens were required to turn off all lights and stay inside.
-The fire siren blew a long interrupted blast to let people know
Firemen and observers were expected to report immediately to their appointed stations

Improved carnival grounds with poles, lighting, and electric service

Construction of the new firehouse and social would be built on the carnival grounds

-Convention was held again
-The new fire hall was blessed by The Rev. Leo Krichten

-Ambulance corps was formed with 15 members
-First ambulance purchased by the Ladies Auxiliary
-A Ford firetruck was purchased with the latest firefighting tool available such as self-contained breathing apparatus and an exhaust fan

-Tanker 19 was placed in service on January 12
Placed out of service on December 20, 2002. Sold to a company in Kansas
-1977 Dodge D-200 four-wheel drive brush unit was placed into service

-Ground broken for a new social hall at 10 Elm Street
-Old firehouse was leveled, and a second building was being constructed next door to house trucks & equipment
-Purchased a 1994 Chevrolet, four-wheel drive, duel wheel, crew cab truck as Special Unit 19
Sold in June of 1999

-August 6th & 7th: Adams County Fireman’s Association Convention was held
-75th Anniversary of the department and 77th for the association

Purchased a Ford Super-Duty, four-wheel drive truck, high profile as Brush 19

In August a 2003 E-One Typhoon was placed in service as Engine/Tanker 19.

January 1st: Merged with United Hook & Ladder Co. #33 as Station 3.