Berwyn Fire Company

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Berwyn Fire Company Fire Mitigation and Prevention. Emergency Services. Search and Rescue. Serving the T-E community. Berwyn Fire Company - Main Station - Station 2
23 Bridge Ave.

Founded in 1894 the Berwyn Fire Company (BFC) is a non-profit (501c3) organization that provides fire suppression, rescue, EMS, and fire prevention services for the people who live, work and travel through 14 square miles of Tredyffrin & Easttown Townships. The coverage area spans north to south from Valley Forge National Historical Park to Newtown Square. East to west from the Chester County line in Strafford to roughly the middle of both Townships, including sections of US Route 202, US Route 422 and the PA Turnpike. With an annual budget of approximately $2.1 million, our combination of 72 volunteers and 36 career staff responds to over 2,220 ambulance calls and 900 fire calls annually. In addition to emergency calls, our Fire and EMS responders spend approximately 1,000 hours per year training for those emergencies. A fleet of 11 emergency vehicles between two stations are at our disposal to respond to any kind of emergency or scenario. All of our units are dispatched through the Chester County Department of Emergency Services via the 9-1-1 Call Center located in West Chester, PA. With a variety of pre-planning and automatic mutual aid from our neighboring fire companies, BFC is always prepared. Berwyn, PA 19312

Hours of Operation: 24x7x365

Business Phone 610-644-6050
Crew Room 610-644-7181
Station Fax 610-644-1830

Berwyn Fire Company - Substation - Station 102
1100 W. Valley Rd. Wayne, PA 19087

Hours of Operation:
Monday - Thursday 6 a.m. - 6 p.m. Friday - Sunday 24 hours

Business Phone 267-858-2137

The Berwyn Fire Company took part in Tredyffrin Township Community Day at Wilson Farm Park, alongside the Paoli Fire Com...
10/04/2026

The Berwyn Fire Company took part in Tredyffrin Township Community Day at Wilson Farm Park, alongside the Paoli Fire Company yesterday.

Berwyn Squad 102, TAC 102, Ambulance 102 and Paoli Tower 3 were among the vehicles that were on display for the Touch-A-Truck portion of the event.

Later in the day, Berwyn first responders also stopped at the Spencer Road Block Party in Easttown Township.

A total of 10 fire/EMS calls were handled on Saturday. With the exception of 1 mutual aid call in Upper Merion Township, all others occurred in the T-E community.

As the Nor’easter continues to impact the region throughout the weekend, the winds and rain are already causing issues i...
09/26/2026

As the Nor’easter continues to impact the region throughout the weekend, the winds and rain are already causing issues in the T-E community.

Berwyn Fire Company crews were out on the 600 block of Waterloo Road in Eastown Township at 2:43 a.m. today for a tree and power lines down. This followed another tree and wires related incident in the area of Old Eagle School Road and Upper Weadley Road in Tredyffrin Township. There are also numerous reports of downed limbs and trees impacting travel. Career staff and volunteers have responded to 7 fire/EMS calls so far today.

* GENERAL STORM SAFETY TIPS *

• Do not pass barricades, traffic cones, flares or caution tape. Seek an alternative route of travel.
• Do not use candles to light your home if you lost power. Flashlights are a safer option.
• Call 9-1-1 if you smell any electrical burning smells in your home, which can sometimes occur after power surges during these types of storm events.
• Always assume power lines are live. This applies to power lines on utility poles as well as those entering your home or buildings. Even momentary contact can injure or kill.
• Always keep yourself, your equipment and anything you carry at least 10 feet from power lines. Even though you may notice a covering on a line, NEVER assume it is safe to touch. Stay Away, Stay Alive!

* DOWNED POWER LINES & POWER OUTAGE INFORMATION *

If at any time you see downed power lines on fire or arching, or suspect an unsafe electric condition; please avoid the area immediately and then call 9-1-1 and PECO at 1-800-841-4141. DO NOT CALL 9-1-1 to tell them your power is out. This is not an emergency.

* DEBRIS OR TREES BLOCKING THE ROADWAY *

If you see any trees or debris impeding roadways, please contact Tredyffrin Township at 610-408-3620 or Easttown Township at 610-687-3000.

* ARE YOU USING A GENERATOR TO POWER YOUR HOUSE? *

• Generators should be operated in well ventilated locations outdoors away from all doors, windows and vent openings.
• Never use a generator in an attached garage, even with the door open.
• Place generators so that exhaust fumes can't enter the home through windows, doors or other openings in the building.
• Make sure you have working carbon monoxide (CO) alarms in your home.
• Turn off generators and let them cool down before refueling. Never refuel a generator while it is running.
• Store fuel for the generator in a container that is intended for the purpose and is correctly labeled as such. Store the containers outside of living areas.

09/22/2026

9/22/26 - BFC is aware that some resident's fund drive submissions were returned by the post office. The printed PO box at Berwyn is the correct address. However, USPS acknowledged there was a mistake that resulted in some returns. If yours is returned, you can re-send to our physical address at 23 Bridge Ave. Berwyn PA 19312. You can also drop off your return at the station or submit electronically. We are sorry for the inconvenience some of you may have had and hope USPS has corrected this issue.

This past Saturday, September 12th at 3:05 a.m., the Berwyn Fire Company and the Chester County Department of Emergency ...
09/13/2026

This past Saturday, September 12th at 3:05 a.m., the Berwyn Fire Company and the Chester County Department of Emergency Services Hazardous Materials Team were dispatched to the 400 block of Devon Park Drive at Johnson Matthey in Tredyffrin Township for a hazardous materials incident.

Berwyn Engine 102 and Safety 2 arrived on location with all workers safely evacuated. A large spill was confirmed inside the building and access was restricted until arrival of the County Hazardous Materials Team.

Berwyn fire/EMS personnel assisted the County Hazardous Materials Team as they operated at the scene. Lewis Environmental was activated to handle the cleanup of the spill.

Berwyn Chief 2, Engine 2 and MICU 2-1 also operated at this call.

Due to the quick actions of the Johnson Matthey team no workers were injured and the hazardous condition was contained inside the building.

The Tredyffrin Township Police Department provided scene control.

During this incident, Radnor Fire Company EMS handled a medical emergency at Recovery Centers of America in Easttown Township.

On Sunday, September 13th at 3:25 a.m., the Berwyn Fire Company, along with automatic mutual aid from the East Whiteland...
09/13/2026

On Sunday, September 13th at 3:25 a.m., the Berwyn Fire Company, along with automatic mutual aid from the East Whiteland Fire Company was dispatched to Route 202 North near the West Valley Road off ramp in Tredyffrin Township for a motor vehicle collision.

Berwyn MICU 102 and Squad 102 arrived on scene with a vehicle that had split a telephone pole and rolled onto its side. The driver and sole occupant was able to self-extricate. The incident location was also corrected to 150 Swedesford Road just past the TD Bank.

The driver, who was wearing a seatbelt, was checked by EMS. Fortunately they were able to escape serious injury.

Swedesford Road between Valley Forge Road and 150 Swedesford Road is expected to be closed for most of the day Sunday as PECO works to replace the damaged pole.

The Tredyffrin Township Police Department provided traffic control and investigated the cause of the collision.

Members of the Berwyn Fire Company joined family and friends to honor the life of Taha Chomelawala at Conestoga High Sch...
09/07/2026

Members of the Berwyn Fire Company joined family and friends to honor the life of Taha Chomelawala at Conestoga High School yesterday afternoon.

Taha is the 6th active volunteer to be added to the Herbert Harwood Memorial plaque at the Berwyn Fire Company since it was established in 1979. This memorial plaque is named in honor of Herbert Harwood who passed away during a fire company family function when he was serving as an Assistant Chief.

https://www.berwynfireco.org/news/932/Passing-of-Berwyn-Fire-Co-EMT-Taha-F-Chomelawala

Earlier this evening, the Berwyn Fire Company provided a fire/EMS standby at the Glenhardie Country Club during their La...
09/07/2026

Earlier this evening, the Berwyn Fire Company provided a fire/EMS standby at the Glenhardie Country Club during their Labor Day Weekend fireworks show.

Along with handling this standby, Berwyn career staff and volunteers responded to 8 calls in the T-E community and 1 mutual aid call today. Radnor Fire Company EMS also covered an additional medical emergency in Tredyffrin.

The Berwyn Fire Company, alongside fellow first responders joined the East Whiteland Fire Company and East Whiteland Tow...
09/06/2026

The Berwyn Fire Company, alongside fellow first responders joined the East Whiteland Fire Company and East Whiteland Township Professional Firefighters to wish Brian Hughes a happy retirement as he finished his final shift at Station 5 yesterday.

Brian has also been a part-time employee with Berwyn since 2000 and is a Life Member of the organization. Additionally, he has worn many hats over the years in fire, EMS and law enforcement in Chester County.

Congratulations Brian!

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23 Bridge Avenue
Berwyn, PA
19312

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