Malvern Tanker 4 along with Paoli Engine 3-5, East Whiteland Engine 5-5, Kimberton Tanker 61 and Lionville Engine 47-5 were dispatched as part of the Chester County First Alarm Tanker Task Force to assist The Lower Providence Fire Company in Montgomery County with a commercial building fire. Tanker 4 responded and met up with numerous tankers from multiple counties to supply water to the fire scene ... (Full Story & Photos)

On the evening of December 20th 2018, the Malvern Fire Company celebrated 50 Years of Firefighting Service for Assistant Chief Gerald Vaughn. Chief Vaughn has been an integral part of the Malvern Fire Company serving in various line officer positions including Chief of the Company, he remains an active firefighter within the Company, and is currently the Assistant Chief and Vice President of the Company. ... (Full Story & Photos)

Mark your calendars! Santa will be visiting Malvern on Sunday 12/23 to wave "Hi" to all of the good little girls and boys. Santa will come to your neighborhood between 1pm and 4pm aboard a Malvern Fire Truck- just listen for the sirens!

While we'd love to bring Santa to all of the streets in the area, Santa only has the time to visit the streets in our first due coverage area as defined below

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The Malvern Fire Company is joining “Adopt a Family for the Holidays”.

If you are interested in helping out please contact us at: info@malvernfireco.com or 610-647-0693... (Full Story)

Most home fires are preventable, but sometimes common sense isn't so common. According to the National Fire Protection Association, it's not too early to protect your loved ones and your home from fire damage, by simply following sensible suggestions.

1. Have your furnace checked. It's worth the money to hire a professional to inspect and service your furnace once a year. If it's going to conk out, ... (Full Story & Photos)