Love this station. The firefighters are Awesome, nice and very helpful. They risk their lives for…read moreevery citizen in the city. Plus the station is a state of the art.

The newest fire station in the Philadelphia Fire Department. Awesome. Keep up the great work.read more

Terrie Swavely In the quiet suburbs of Doylestown,…read morePennsylvania, the Swavely family---Terrie, Ralph, and their son Eric---were known for their deep roots in the community. Their home sat on a leafy street just minutes from the historic town center, where the sound of the evening siren from the Doylestown Fire Company No. 1 was a familiar rhythm of life. In July 2025, during one of Pennsylvania's most humid summers, Terrie decided to visit the fire station on Shawell Avenue. She brought with her two large trays of homemade lemon bars, a tradition she started to thank the volunteers for their service. The bay doors were cranked open to catch a breeze, exposing the gleaming red engines. As Eric chatted with a young firefighter about the mechanics of the ladder truck, Terrie shared stories with the crew about how the town had changed over the decades. The visit was brief, but the warmth of the graditude she felt for the first responders lingered long after they left. By November 2025, the landscape has shifted into a mosaic of burnt orange and deep red. The air was crisp, and the Swavely household was preparing for the upcoming holidays. Terrie returned to the station on a chilly Tuesday afternoon, this time accomplanied by Ralph. They were there to drop off a donation for the company's annual toy drive. The atmosphere in the station was different than it had been in July; the summer humidity was replaced by the small of wax and motor oil and the cold air. The firefighters were busy checking equipment for the winter season, but they recognized Terrie immediately. They stood in the engine bay, Ralph shaking hands with the Chief while Terrie arranged the donated gifts. As they walked back toward Broadale Court, the Swavelys felt a quiet pride in their town, knowing that even as the years passed, the spirit of service at the Doylestown Fire Company remained a constant anchor in their lives.

This historic and hard-working fire company deserves our support and gratitude. We just attended…read moretheir annual pancake breakfast and it was truly delicious and also a great way to connect with our Doylestown friends and neighbors. We love and support our fire fighters. So grateful for the work they do.

This is for the fire police, not the fire fighters. An…read moreaccident near my house gave me the chance to watch these guys in action and let me tell you, they need some community relations training. Verbally assaulting drivers with swears and hollering is not traffic control. These days, cops wont even yell at cars while directing traffic. I saw several outraged drivers verbally assault them back. This isn't safe or professional, and could result in some sort of road rage that wont end well.

I hosted my 1 year old's birthday party here and the guys are great. They did the complimentary…read morefire safety demo and let the kids climb all over the trucks but unfortunately couldn't go for a ride as it had rained that day. However, I went to another party here where they did go out on the truck and the kids loved it. These guys are all volunteers and they do an awesome job. The space is big enough for 40-50 people plus kitchen to prep your food and desserts, and the cost for a 3-hour party is reasonable ($150 bucks I think?). And it is great to know you are donating to the local fire company. We also support Wyndmoor Hose Co by getting our Christmas trees from them and attending their annual carnival in June.

Great Fire house with very friendly and accommodating people. We won a fire fighter for a day, and…read moremy sons had a blast. They were so kind and patient.

Wildwood Fire Rescue came to my aid 2 weeks ago after loosing consciousness on boardwalk. I was…read moredehydrated and my blood pressure meds affected my heart rate. It was a scary day for my family that was with me but the awesome rescue team came fast. They worked on me on boards and got me quickly and safely to hospital while being a calming presence for my family. Thank you all so very much. You are my heroes.

all firefighters are true heroes. everyone should teach their children that. these guys always keep…read moretheir trucks immaculate. I love driving by with the kids to check them out.

they fucking suck especially the female firefighters they act like we owe them something for doing…read moretheir job. I cut my finger at work (deep; wouldn't stop bleeding) I didn't ask them to look at the finger or anything all i aske was, "Do you have any extra bandage ?" this bitch going to say "oh yall should have bandaids if not you're breaking OSHA" somebody is injured I thought the job was to help they fucking suck she lucky I was worried about my finger I would have spit on that bitch. It was literally a yes or no question but she just had to abuse the little power she had. Won't be needing them ever again. Not sure what department but it happened yesterday 4/7/26 at Giant on Sinclair Ln, they were the first responders to a seizure call it was the only woman that was with them she had blonde hair

From my experience the city fire department has some fantastic public servants working hard to keep…read morepeople safe. It's very easy to get cynical about city government in Baltimore but my limited experiences (never had an actual fire thank god) with these guys has been great. The first time I needed them someone at our house was having a medical emergency. They responded quickly and seemed like serious professionals when they got here. More recently we had a false fire alarm at our house and because we were not home the alarm company dispatched the fire department to see what was going on. Unfortunately they had to bust into our house but they were careful to do it in a way that caused minimal damage and did not leave the house vulnerable to being broken into until we got home. When I spoke with one of the responding fire fighters on the phone to explain the false alarm situation he was super-nice about it and not at all unpleasant about the fact that they'd wasted their time over a twitchy smoke detector.

The West End Fire Company is located in Chestnuthill Township, Monroe County, Pennsylvania. We…read moreoperate out of three stations. This is our Main Station - Located on Route 715 behind Wawa, this station houses our Brush Truck, Engine, Heavy Rescue and Tanker. Sub Station - Located on Route 115 in Effort, this station houses our Quint (Ladder), Engine and Mini-Pumper/Rescue. Sun Valley Station - Located in the Sun Valley Development, this station houses our Mini-Pumper/Rescue.

I have alot of respect for the men and women who volunteer and run with any firehouse, and Hatfield…read moreFirehouse is one of the closest stations to my house (I personally live in Franconia about 10 minutes away). I've been in this station one time for my General Nash District First Aid Meet back when I was still in Boy Scouts. It was a nice station and it was neat the Hatfield Volunteer Fire Company hosted it, it made for a great time!