The old school bell, that is now currently placed on the memorial in the front of the current fire station, was the first fire signal in Liberty Borough.
The first piece of fire equipment was a hose reel purchased in November, 1927 from Chalfant Borough for the sum of $65.00
The first fire station, owned by the Borough of Liberty, was on Liberty Way and is now occupied by our Police Deptment today. It served as the Boroughs official fire headquarters for many years. However, due to the lack of space, our current station at the end of Haslage street was completed in the fall of 1963, for $55,000.
Charter Members
Mike Meharra 
Herman W. Gearing
William D. Ivory Albert Kretschmer
Andrew Kallquist W. A. Wunderley
William G. Wunderley John F. Kaler
David K. Hyland Thomas M. Bates
Charles P. Kelly Ed. Bentz
Charles Ziegler Gunard Barkman
Louis A. Wunderley Thomas Naylor
Glen Wunderley Ernest Sinn
George Austin Joe. Owens
John DeCecco John S. lamp
Ray Zollars William C. Sinn
Herbert W. Hoak, Jr. Frank Mitkousky
Eli Mesarch Charles V. Johnson
John Potersnak Ernest C. Bain
Horace Galley Edwin A. Elliott,
Henry Ditter H. E. Sillaman
Frank Chmieleski Robert A. Kaler
David Dannenhauer, Jr. Fred J. Stoll
John Gulaskey, Jr. William B. Kaler
Harry J. Chmieleski Henry R. Miller
James Davies Michael Evanchak
Steve Gulasky Joe Evanchak
John Gulaskey John Coma
Charles W. Snyder Harry l. Kier
John H. lickert John Otowka
A. L. Griffiths George Will, Jr.
Frank M. Moon
