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Company Receives State Certification
06/27/2009 20:45 Hrs

The Malvern Fire Company has recently been honored for its commitment to training and firefighter safety by the Office of the State Fire Commissioner. The company was recognized as a Participating Department in the Voluntary Fire Service Certification Program. The certification program is set up at levels of 10, 50, 75 and 100 percent compliance. Once an organization is recognized, then it must re-certify every three years. The Malvern Fire Company has attained the Silver level participatio ... (Full Story & Pictures)

Serious Accident in Willistown
06/26/2009 17:20 Hrs

At 17:20 hrs Malvern Fire and EMS along with Ambulance 5 (East Whiteland) and Medic 2 (Berwyn) were dispatched to the intersection of Monument Ave and Sugartown Ave for an Auto Accident with Injuries. At 17:22 hrs Chester County Fire Board upgraded the assignment to an Accident with Entrapment reporting that there were two patients in the roadway. Chief 4 and Assistant 4 arrived on scene confirming two patients down in the roadway but with no entrapment. Numerous EMS units arrived on scene and d ... (Full Story & Pictures)

Two Entrapped During Rush Hour in East Whiteland
06/25/2009 05:54 Hrs

At 05:54 hrs Station 5 (East Whiteland) and Medic 4 were dispatched to the area of Phoenixville Pike and Yellow Springs road for an accident reported serious. Initial 9-1-1 calls stated that 2 vehicles hit head on and there was at least one patient injured and struggling to breath. 5-20 (J. Badman) arrived on scene and confirmed the report of a 2-vehicle accident and added that there were 2 people entrapped in the vehicle. 5-20 then established “Phoenixville Command.” Station 5 units arrived on ... (Full Story & Pictures)

Picture Courtesy of East Whiteland

Picture Courtesy of East Whiteland

Car Versus Tree on Willow Pond Lane
06/19/2009 00:47 Hrs

Early this morning at 00:47 hrs Station 4 fire and ambulance was dispatched to the unit block of Willow Pond Lane in Willistown for reports of an auto accident with unknown injuries. Deputy 4 (Gastwirth) responded and was advised of a call stating that the reporting party had heard a vehicle hit a tree in the neighborhood. Further information was given that a vehicle was in a yard and that there had potentially been someone that fled the scene. Ambulance 4-2, Rescue 4 and Engine 4-5 respon ... (Full Story & Pictures)

Car Crashes Into Building on King Street
06/18/2009 13:14 Hrs

At 13:14 hours Station 4 fire and ambulance was dispatched to the 100 block of East King Street in Malvern Borough for reports of an auto accident. Deputy 4 (Gastwirth) was the first to respond and was advised of callers reporting a vehicle versus a parked car and a building. Ambulance 4-2 with Medic 4-2 responded and arrived on the scene, followed shortly by Rescue 4 and Squad 4. EMS crews assessed the occupants of the vehicle and determined that no one had any injuries. Fire personnel ch ... (Full Story & Pictures)

Ladder 4's First Relocate Assignment
06/15/2009 11:29 Hrs

At 11:29 hours, Ladder 4 was dispatched to transfer to Station 49 (East Brandywine) while their units operated on the scene of a house fire on Township Line Road in East Brandywine Township. Ladder 4 arrived at Station 49, along with Lancaster Tanker 4-9 (White Horse) and stoodby in case there were any additional calls for service in Station 49's coverage area. Ladder 4 and Tanker 4-9 stoodby for over 4 hours, and handled no emergency calls. Around 16:00hrs, Station 49 units returned to th ... (Full Story & Pictures)

Door Pop in Willistown
06/12/2009 18:49 Hrs

At 18:49 hours Station 4 Fire and EMS units were dispatched to the intersection of Providence Road and Warren Avenue for an Accident with Injuries. Chief 4 (Wilkins) and Deputy 4 (Gastwirth) responded at 18:51 hours and were advised of a 2 Vehicle Accident with Injuries. Ambulance 4-2 with Medic 4-1 and Medic 4-5 responded at 18:53 hours followed by Rescue 4. Chief and Deputy 4 arrived on scene to find a 2 vehicle accident blocking traffic with one confined in the vehicle. Ambulance 4-2 arrived ... (Full Story & Pictures)

Congratulations!
06/12/2009 18:03 Hrs

Career FF/Medic John Buffington (Buff) and his wife Mandy ushered into the world a new baby boy this evening. John Joesph Buffington IV was born at 6:03pm and was 7lbs 5ozs and 20.5" long. The family is all doing well and will be coming home later in the week. The Malvern Fire Company wishes the Buffington family a congratulations.

John Joesph Buffington IV

The Proud Parents

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