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424 E. King Street
PO Box 435
Malvern PA, 19355
Phone: 610-647-0693
Fax: 610-647-0249

Info@malvernfireco.com

Visitors: 79,372
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Run Statistics
2008
Month Fire EMS
Jan 27 187
Feb 38 260
Mar 30 200
Apr 31 215
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sept
Oct
Nov
Dec

Total

126

862

Fires 

6



Previous Years
Year
Fire
EMS
2007
442
2533
2006
388
2488
2005
358
2344
2004
372
2273

Incidents - Recorded Audio
Recordings of Incidents that Malvern Fire Company has responded to. (Aduio Courtesy of FiregroundAudio.com)

03/25/2008
Duttn Mill Rd - House Fire

11/26/2006
Summit Rd - House Fire

11/24/2006
E Swedesford Rd - Building Fire
11/26/2005
Quaker Ln - Building Fire
11/09/2005
Great Valley Shopping Center - Building Fire
11/02/2005
Treemont Dr - House Fire
12/18/2004
Bodine Rd - House Fire
Welcome!
Welcome to the Malvern Volunteer Fire Company website. Our Fire company takes great pride in protecting and serving our community as well as continuing our rich history in the borough of Malvern. Feel free to stop by the Station anytime. We Operate 5 pieces of Firefighting Apparatus and 5 pieces of Emergency Medical Apparatus. We are always looking for new volunteers and help from the community. Contact us today!



It's a Girl.
05/17/2008 13:04 Hrs

Congradulations to Brandon and Angela Scott on the birth of their daughter. Aubrey Elena Scott was born at 13:04 hours. She weighed 5 lbs. 11 ozs. Both mother and baby are doing well.


It's a Girl!
05/15/2008 14:30 Hrs

Congratulations to Assistant Chief Neil Vaughn and his wife Andrea on the birth of their daughter! Genevieve Marie Vaughn was born at 2:30 pm. She weighed in at 7 lbs. 14 ozs. and is 21 inches long. All are happy and doing well.


Genevieve Marie

2008 Open House
05/03/2008 12:00 Hrs

On Saturday May 3rd the 7th Annual Malvern Public Safety Day/Open House was held at the Malvern Fire Company. Fire, EMS and Police units from around the area were on display in an effort to educate the public on these services. Displays included the following: Pennstar 2 (Hospital of the University of PA) displayed a medical helicopter, Engine 49 (East Brandywine) stood by at the landing zone for the helicopter, Tanker 26 (Atglen) allowed children and adults to operate a fire hose, Engine 33-5 ... (Full Story & Pictures)


Sparky entertaining the crowd.

The 1903 waterous pump. The first gasoline powered pump in Pennsylvania.

Barn Fire in Willistown
04/25/2008 22:00 Hrs

At 22:00 hours this evening the Malvern Fire Company along with Station 54 (Goshen), Station 3 (Paoli) and Station 5 (E. Whiteland) were dispatched for a barn fire in Willistown Township. At the time of dispatch Chester County Fireboard reported receiving numerous calls reporting the barn to be fully involved. At 22:07 Deputy 54 (Fokas) arrived onscene and confirmed the barn was fully involved. Chief 4 (Wilkins) arrived and assumed Sugartown Command and requested a tanker task force for the c ... (Full Story & Pictures)


The barn fully involved.

Ladder 4 using the aerial to extinguish the fire.

Presentation at ICEM
04/06/2008 18:00 Hrs

Dr. Ed Dickinson and Sergeant Fred Wurster traveled to San Francisco to present a study at the 12th International Conference on Emergency Medicine. The study was completed at Malvern Fire Company and the Township of Haverford in conjunction with the University Of Pennsylvania Health Systems Department Of Emergency Medicine. The study presented information that the augmentation of ambulance crews with a second advanced life support paramedic enhances the effectiveness of care for pre-hospital ... (Full Story & Pictures)


Fred Wurster presents information at ICEM.

Apartment Building Fire in E. Whiteland
04/01/2008 20:47 Hrs

As members were preparing to finish training this evening the company was alerted with Station 5 (E. Whiteland), Station 56 (Goshen) and Station 6 (W. Whiteland) for an apartment building fire at the William Henry Apartments. Crews quickly cleaned up from training and responded to the call. Chief 5 (Brown) arrived onscene with fire showing from the third floor and assumed William Henry Command. Chief 5 then requested the working fire dispatch and the second alarm to the scene. Engine 4-5 arr ... (Full Story & Pictures)


Initial crews pulled up to a large fire on third floor and roof.

Fire blowing out of west side of the building.

From Parkesburg to Cochranville...All In A Day's Work
03/30/2008 08:00 Hrs

At 07:15 hours Rescue 4 with a crew of four traveled to the Parkesburg Fire Company in order to standby at their Station while they were participating in a Rapid Intervention Training Class. Rescue 4 enjoyed lunch courtesy of the Parkesburg Fire Company. While clearing the Parkesburg standby, Rescue 4 was requested to head down Route 10 to cover the Cochranville Fire Company while they were operating on a Multi-Alarm fire in Oxford. No calls were ran while at Cochranville. Rescue 4 was joine ... (Full Story & Pictures)


Rescue 4

Station 27

Fred Wurster takes second place in EMS Game Show
03/27/2008 18:00 Hrs

At the 2008 EMS Today Conference and Exposition Sergeant Fred Wurster took second place in the EMS Game Show. Fred was unaware that his colleagues had signed him up for the competition but was happy in the end to be a part of it. We congratulate him on a fine performance. For additional information please see the following article on Jems.com: CLICK HERE ... (Full Story & Pictures)


The game show judges and participants pose for the crowd.

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