Todd had a medical emergency that ultimately proved fatal while serving in the capacity of fire police Monday March 9th, 2026.

Rest easy Todd…we’ll take it from here.... (Full Story & Photos)

Members had an opportunity to learn commonly used equipment and where it can be found on Upper Perkiomen Valley Ambulance’s rigs and our own fire/EMS vehicles.

We thank Upper Perkiomen Valley Ambulance for their continued support.... (Full Story & Photos)

Firefighters find a way to overcome adversity.... (Full Story & Photos)

Please do not drive unless absolutely necessary for everyone’s safety, and to allow the road crews the best opportunity to deal with the snow & ice.... (Full Story & Photos)

All of the kind words and love we receive on social media and in person, makes us all feel very appreciated and and valued.

We love the community we serve, and are happy to help when needed.

Thank you!... (Full Story & Photos)

Shortly after the initial dispatch the assignment was upgraded to a building fire. This added Tanker 71 for water and Special Service 71 for manpower.

Unfortunately the building was well involved in fire upon arrival, and the building was a total loss.

No injuries to civilians or firefighters were reported, and all companies worked very well together.... (Full Story & Photos)

During this time we are going over our ice rescue equipment to make ensure we are ready in the event of an ice rescue.... (Full Story & Photos)

Many times firefighters work in the dark. This training helps us learn to work by touch and sound so we can find our victims quicker for positive results.

The images from this post were taken with our new thermal imaging “camera” or TIC; however, this handheld device does not take pictures like a traditional camera.

The TIC creates an image on a screen from the heat signatures in the area or ... (Full Story & Photos)