BERWYN, PA - The Berwyn Fire Company wishes you and your family a safe July 4th holiday. Please take a moment to review some safety information from our colleagues at the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA).
Fireworks during the Fourth of July are as American as apple-pie, but did you know that more than twice the number of fires are reported on that day than on any other day of the year ... (Full Story & Photos)
About 2 in 5 fires started by fireworks each year, are reported on Independence Day.
BERWYN, PA - Berwyn Fire Company volunteers and career staff responded to 13 calls in less than 24 hours to start the workweek. This included a motor vehicle collision, a couple house fires, and numerous medical emergencies in the T-E community. Berwyn EMS also had a EMT and Paramedic performing COVID-19 vaccinations throughout Chester County during the day as part of the Chester County Department ... (Full Story & Photos)
BERWYN, PA - The Berwyn Fire Company partnered with the Center for Public Safety Excellence to develop a 5-year community driven strategic plan to help guide organizational goals from 2018-2023. An overwhelming message from the Tredyffrin/Easttown community was an expectation of a timely and professional response when 9-1-1 is called.
The strategic plan process highlighted the importance of obtaining ... (Full Story & Photos)
A rendering of a conceptual 1-story Fire/EMS substation aimed at providing a safe and efficient facility to serve the T/E community.
BERWYN, PA - The Berwyn Fire Company would like to recognize all those service men and women who have paid the ultimate sacrifice in defense of the United States of America. Without their will to fight and the support of their loved ones, we would not enjoy the freedoms that exist in our democratic society.
The National Moment of Remembrance, established by Congress, asks Americans, wherever they ... (Full Story & Photos)
BERWYN, PA - Today, five of BFC’s volunteers graduated from Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) class. All five have successfully passed their Pennsylvania Department of Health exam and are in the process of becoming primary care providers. They have worked closely with EMS Lieutenant Emily Nudy over the last six months to gain experience during their class.
