Foam 35 responded to the Marple Rd side of the incident and secured a water supply to Engine 56. The crew from Foam 35 assisted Squad 56 with placing an 1 3/4 in service and started to knock down a large amount of burning brush. Several mutual aid companies were requested and operated on this large brush fire. Crews from Brookline operated for approximately two hours. Engine 35 also made the response.... (Full Story & Photos)

It’s always a great day bringing the community together, and we wish all of the athletes a fun, safe, and successful season.

After the parade, our crew took Foam 35 to the Township Training Center to work with one of our members on driver training.... (Full Story & Photos)

Foam 35 was originally dispatched to Narberth, while enroute Foam 35 was called into scene. Shortly upon arriving at scene the truck was sent to Ardmore to cover.... (Full Story & Photos)

With numerous members on driver training this was an opportunity to see the effects of large volumes of water being pumped and its effects on the apparatus.

A review of the ladder pipe nozzles was also done, as well as changing the positioning of the aerial waterway from its standard storage to master steam operations.... (Full Story & Photos)

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We will draw the winning ticket on Mother’s Day!... (Full Story & Photos)

Foam 35 is currently the only specialty piece of its kind in Delaware County offering an immediate foam response at the municipal level. Members from Brookline explained its usages, capabilities and response procedures to members of the UDFD & DFC should there be an incident where it is requested.

Spill 35 was also on display with its various spill containment components which are often used ... (Full Story & Photos)

Upon arrival, crews found the engine compartment well involved.

Foam 35 deployed a 1 3/4” to quickly knock down the fire. Engine 35 also made the response and assisted on scene.... (Full Story & Photos)

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With a serious winter storm at our doorsteps, we’re asking for everyone’s help as you begin cleaning up.

Please take a few extra minutes to clear out your local fire hydrant. In an emergency, those few minutes can make all the difference.

👉 Ideally, clear:
• A path from the street to the hydrant
• A 3-foot area around the hydrant

Following the last storm, we responded to two fires where ... (Full Story & Photos)