We’re proud to recognize our volunteer, Chloe Betty, who is not only an EMT but also a senior at Octorara High School in the Homeland Security and Protective Services program, where she is currently taking Firefighter I!
We recently had the pleasure of bringing an ambulance out for her graduation picture day, and we’re proud to support her as she continues her journey in emergency services.
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In recent months, several members have completed advanced training to enhance the team's ability to respond to emergencies.
Pump Operations I, which involves operating the engine pump to supply water at a scene, was completed by FP Captain and Firefighter Mark Johnson, Lieutenant Larry Crisp, and Firefighter Tom Schena.
Pump Operations II, which covers advanced pump operations, was completed by Lieutenant ... (Full Story & Photos)

The Malvern Fire Company responded to numerous fire and emergency medical service calls this week while also supporting educational activities at local schools. Despite the busy schedule, members dedicated time to training and strengthening partnerships with mutual aid agencies.

During the past week, Berwyn firefighters gathered at Station 102 to review Malvern Fire Company’s Tanker 4. This specialized ... (Full Story & Photos)

Students at Sugartown Elementary School spent the morning learning about their local first responders. Representatives from the Willistown Police Department and Malvern Fire Company visited the school, bringing their vehicles for students to explore.

Students toured the emergency vehicles and had the opportunity to ask questions about the daily responsibilities of local fire and police personnel. ... (Full Story & Photos)

When you need emergency care, every minute can feel like an hour. Seeing someone else receive treatment first can be frustrating—especially when you are hurting or worried. Understanding triage can help explain why this happens.
Triage is the process of assessing patients and prioritizing care based on how urgently they need medical attention. The most serious, time-sensitive conditions receive priority.
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