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The Port Penn Volunteer Fire Company (Station 29) is a community-based fire and rescue organization serving Port Penn and the surrounding area in New Castle County, Delaware.

Chief 29, 29-6, and A29 were invited to attend a public relations event at the St. George’s High School. Thank you to th...
10/27/2026

Chief 29, 29-6, and A29 were invited to attend a public relations event at the St. George’s High School. Thank you to the school for the invite

St. Georges Technical High School
Delaware State Police

Last week 3 members of the staff joined members from neighboring Marine Companies in participating in the Boat Operator ...
10/11/2026

Last week 3 members of the staff joined members from neighboring Marine Companies in participating in the Boat Operator Search And Rescue (BOSAR) course taught by the United States Coast Guard.

This 4-day course gave 3 of our marine operators the chance to become more familiar with our boat as well as learn more in depth about operations on the water such as searches, prelaunch decisions, recovery and salvage planning, as well as boat handling maneuvers.

Congratulations to FF/EMT Salter, FF/EMT Pedigo, and FF Stratton on completing this course


(Residential Structure Fire) On the afternoon of Sunday Sep 29th NCC Fireboard recieved multiple calls report an apartme...
09/29/2026

(Residential Structure Fire) On the afternoon of Sunday Sep 29th NCC Fireboard recieved multiple calls report an apartment fire in the Galloway Court Apartments. 29-6 was dispatched and responded with a crew of 4. First arriving units arrived with fire showing. 29-6 arrived as the Supplemental Engine Co. The crew reported to command and was assigned to complete a search in the exposure, Upon completion the crew was sent to complete overhaul in the fire building. 29-6 remained on scene for approximately an hour. D-29 made the response as well.

Credit to the respective photographers

Recently the company decided it was time to upgrade our extrication equipment.Today on duty staff and the on duty crew f...
09/10/2026

Recently the company decided it was time to upgrade our extrication equipment.

Today on duty staff and the on duty crew from Delaware City (Q-15) got together today and were visited by Mr. Pat Grubb from ESI Equipment who reviewed the components of the new Pentheon tools and crews also got a chance to get some hands on time with each tool.

MRU 29 responded as part of the New Castle County Swift Water team to assist NCCPD and Station 14 with a missing person....
08/28/2026

MRU 29 responded as part of the New Castle County Swift Water team to assist NCCPD and Station 14 with a missing person.

Luckily crews were able to locate the person and remove them from the area. For more information take a look at the post below.



Marine 29 along with multiple other county units responded to assist the Wilmington Fire Department with a cargo ship fi...
08/10/2026

Marine 29 along with multiple other county units responded to assist the Wilmington Fire Department with a cargo ship fire. Marine 29 stood by with Marines 18, and 15 as the waterside RIT. Marine 29 stood by for approximately 30 minutes before returning.

08/07/2026

Running a business is a blessing — but some days remind you just how quickly the plan can change.

Yesterday was one of those days.

We experienced a gas leak that required us to close the building, cancel lunch service and delay the start of dinner while we made sure everything was safe.

We are incredibly grateful to the Port Penn Fire Department for their immediate response and quick action in helping us safely clear the building, and to Sharp for identifying the source of the leak and correcting the issue so we were able to safely reopen our doors at 5 PM.

To our Augustine team — thank you. Yesterday involved a lot of unknowns, changing plans and waiting for answers. Your flexibility, patience and willingness to adjust as we figured things out meant more than you know.

And to our guests — thank you. Thank you for your patience and understanding when reservations and plans had to change, and for the calls, messages and genuine concern after hearing what happened. And then, when we were finally able to reopen our doors at 5 PM, you showed up for us. From 5–9, Augustine was incredibly busy, and after such an uncertain start to the day, seeing our dining rooms and both bars filled with familiar faces, laughter and support was something we didn’t take for granted for a second. Your constant support of Augustine means more to us than we can say.

Owning and operating a small business comes with incredible highs, unexpected challenges and plenty of days when you simply have to figure out the next right move.

Yesterday was one of those days.

Today, we're simply grateful.

Grateful everyone was safe.
Grateful for the people who showed up to help.
Grateful for our team.
And incredibly grateful for this community that continues to show up for Augustine.

Thank you. 🤍

29-6 and Deputy 29 responded with the county High Angle team to the Middletown Hospital campus to assist Station 24 on a...
08/07/2026

29-6 and Deputy 29 responded with the county High Angle team to the Middletown Hospital campus to assist Station 24 on a traumatic injury with the patient trapped on a elevated platform. 29s crew assisted with patient packaging and removal. The patient was flown to Christiana ER via DSP Trooper 4

Info below if interested
07/06/2026

Info below if interested

(06/26/2026) MVC W/ ENTRAPMENTAround 2:25 on the morning of the 26th Stations 12, and 29 were dispatched to assist Stati...
06/26/2026

(06/26/2026) MVC W/ ENTRAPMENT

Around 2:25 on the morning of the 26th Stations 12, and 29 were dispatched to assist Station 15 on a MVC with entrapment involving a semi truck. First arriving units removed a door and extricated 1 patient who was flown to the trauma center via Trooper 4. Tanker 29, A-29, and the Fire Chief all responded to assist

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26 W. Market Street
Port Penn, DE
19731

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