Valley Forge Volunteer Fire Co.

10/08/2026

10/07/2026

09/30/2026

09/01/2026

This morning, at 4:27 am, Valley Forge Firefighters and surrounding mutual aid companies were alerted to a house fire on Wells Road. Chief 68 arrived at 4:30 am to confirm a working fire in the attached garage with it extending into the structure. Engine 68-1 (Valley Forge) and Ladder 65 (Phoenixville) arrived at 4:37 am, secured a water supply at a near by hydrant and began fire attack. The deck gun from Engine 68-1 was utilized to knock the bulk of the fire while handlines were stretched from Ladder 65 and Engine 68-1.

After reducing the bulk of the garage fire with the deck gun, crews advanced the two hose lines into the dwelling to fully extinguish the fire. Crews from Kimberton, East Whiteland, Paoli & Royersford arrived to assist with extinguishment and overhaul. The fire was placed under control in approximately 35 minutes. Crews continued to work through the morning removing debris and assisting with the investigation.

The cause of the fire is currently under investigation and The Red Cross is assisting the affected residents.

Thank you to Upper Merion Tower 56 and Engine 65 for staffing and assisting with additional calls in the area during the incident.

08/26/2026

Sept 19
10am-1pm
Free Family Event

08/11/2026

Join us September 19 beginning at 10am at 630 Valley Park rd for a fun and educational day of fire prevention activities. All are welcome to this free event.

05/20/2026

** UPDATE- 7:10pm The Road is now open!

Contrary to popular belief, we dont shut down roads without a reason.

Currently, Pawlings is shut down at Ferry due to a gnarly crash in Lower Providence in the area of the Pawlings Farm.

To the people who felt it necessary to blow by the emergency vehicles blocking the road, we enjoyed your drive of shame when you got turned around on the other side.

04/18/2026

🔥 Check out this week's activities. 🚒

Over the past week, Valley Forge Volunteers have responded to 13 calls for service and operated in service for over 7 hours. Members responded to: 3- Fire Alarms 3- Building Fires 4- Motor Vehicle Accidents 2- Brush Fires 1- Smoke Investigation Outside Additionally, members conducted regular weekly....