1. We are sorry we no longer offer pool filling service, however, our fire company neighbors at Kimberton Fire Company does. Please contact Kimberton Fire Company for more information.

2. If you need information about the fire company for insurance purposes, we have two engines, a tanker and brush piece for fire protection. The engines both hold 750 gallons of water while the tanker holds 4,000 gallons. As for fire hydrants, a lot of our district does NOT have hydrants.In non hydrant areas, additional tankers from our surrounding stations would be summoned to provide water.  If you live in a new subdivision, then you would have fire hydrants in the development. None of East Nantmeal has any hydrants and only portions of Upper Uwchlan and West Vincent has them. If you need to know how far you are to the fire company, then map quest your home to our address. We also have an ISO rating of 9, (6 in hydranted areas) due water supply being mostly provided by tankers from surrounding departments.

3. If you are a resident and are having a controlled burn on your property you must contact the fire board at 610-933-8966 and advise them of such. Please do not call the firehouse and leave a message. Also please check the open burning link on our site for safety tips and requirements.

4. If you have a birthday party request please contact the firehouse. We do not have the capability to host a birthday party, however, we will make every effort to come out to yours. If you are a brownie troop leader, cub scout leader, moms club or any other organization that would like to schedule a fire house visit, please email Asst Chief Jeff Kimes at jkimes73@aol.com.

5. Ludwig's Corner Fire Company services portions of West Vincent, Upper Uwchlan and East Nantmeal Townships. The other fire companies that serve the rest of these townships are:

Upper Uwchlan: Lionville Fire Company, Glenmoore Fire Company, East Brandywine Fire Company

East Nantmeal: Glenmoore Fire Company, Twin Valley Fire Company

West Vincent: Kimberton Fire Company, Ridge Fire Company.

If you live in one of these townships, and we are NOT your provider, please check the above list for the other companies that may service your home. If you are not sure, send us an email and we would be glad to let you know.

Please remember, we are an all volunteer organization. If you call the firehouse and leave a message, it may take several days for someone to return your call. We strongly recommend you contact us via email for a quicker response to your question. 

Thank you to our residents and business owners in the community for your continued support. The LCFC strives on donations and thank you to those that donate regularly.

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED--The LCFC needs more volunteers to add to our firefighting crew. No experience is necessary. The training is all paid for and all the equipment is provided free of charge to members. The member is required to attend a firefighter class and some others to be considered qualified, all on our dime. The only criteria to apply for active firefighter membership is you must pass criminal background check and must reside or work within the fire district boundary of the LCFC.

The LCFC also has a junior firefighter program. This is offered to members as young as 14. Young members are permitted to train and participate in certain activities, in accordance with child labor laws. As in any organization, the young people are the future of the department and encouraged to get involved.

Senior members are those 18 years of age or older. If you are interested in fighting all types of fires or helping with vehicle rescue incidents, then stop by Monday nights at 7PM and speak with the fire chief and obtain an application.

If your not interested in fighting fires, and rather look into something else, stop by and talk with the Chief about other areas you could help out in.

THE LCFC OPEN HOUSE HAS BEEN CANCELED AND WILL BE RESCHEDULED AT A LATER DATE

Due to a few different issues the Open House that we had scheduled for May 19th will be pushed back to a later date.

Please keep visiting our site for updates

The Ludwigs Corner Fire Company was dispatched to an auto accident on Rt. 401 near Moores Road with unknown injuries. Chief 73 (D. Hahn) arrived on the scene first. He advised that there was one patient to be checked and that traffic control was needed. The vehicle had hit a tree and was blocking one lane of Rt. 401. Ambulance 89-2 arrived onscene and conducted patient care. The crew from Rescue 73 and Traffic 73 set up traffic control around the scene till the tow truck arrived and the Pennsylvania State Police could finish their investigation.

Units Onscene:

Station 73

Chief 73 (D. Hahn)

Saftey 73 (M. Blumenthal)

Rescue 73

Traffic 73

Elverson Ambulance

Amb. 89-2

Pennsylvania State Police

 Parks Towing

The Ludwigs Corner Fire Company asked the Wolfington Bus Company to bring a bus to station 73 for a Monday night training. Lionville Fire Company also came to learn about different aspects of the bus. The crews from Ludwigs and Lionville were shown how the emergency exits worked and how buses are constructed in case they ever need to conduct an extrication on one of them. It was very helpful to have a very well trained bus driver assist the crew in looking over all aspects of the bus. The Ludwigs Corner Fire Company would like to thank Wolfington for their time and hopes to continue training together in the future.

The Ludwigs Corner Fire Company was dispatched to help on a house fire in Glenmoore. Tanker 73 was dispatched to help with water supply and Engine 73-2 was dispatched to set up a fill site for the tankers. Crew members on Engine 73-2 drafted out of the Brandywine to establish their fill site.

Units Onscene from Station 73

Tanker 73 and Engine 73-2

This weeks Monday night training was a lot of fun when Twin Valley Fire Department brought their ladder truck to station 73. LCFC crew members had the opportunity to look over TVFD's ladder trucks equipment and to climb the ladder to the top. The point of this weeks training was for the LCFC crew to familiarize themselves with TVFD's tools and locations so that when we are called to work together we are able to better support each other. The Ludwigs Corner Fire Company would like to thank the crew of Twin Valley for coming to our station and thank you for your time.

The Ludwigs Corner Fire Company was dispatched to an auto accident at the intersection of Fairview and Font Road in East Nantmeal Township. Upon arrival on the scene it was determined that there were two patients to be checked out. 73-53 (J. Patrick) started patient care which he handed off to MICU 87-1. When Rescue 73 arrived onscene the crew started to handle traffic control and secured the batteries on both vehicles. 73 Fire Police were dispatched to help with traffic control till the tow truck arrived.

Units onscene:

Station 73 (Ludwigs)

Chief 73 (D. Hahn)

Asst. Chief 73 (J. Kimes)

73-50 (C. Totaro)

73-53 (J. Patrick)

Rescue 73

Traffic 73

73 Fire Police

Pennsylvania State Police

The Ludwigs Corner Fire Company responded to an auto accident on Birchrun Road reported with injuries. Upon arrival of Chief 73 (D. Hahn) advised that there was one person entrapped in the vehicle. Rescue 73 arrived and stabilized the vehicle and then cut the roof and the drivers door off to gain access to the patient. MICU 67-2 was onscene and packaged the patient with help from Ludwigs crew members and then transported them to the hospital.

Units Onscene:

Station 73 (Ludwigs)

Chief 73 (D.Hahn)

Asst. Chief 73 (J. Kimes)

Captain 73 (R. Hahn)

Rescue 73

Traffic 73

73 QRS

73 Fire Police

West Vincent Police Department

West End Amb.

MICU 86-2

Every Monday night the Ludwigs Corner Fire Company has its weekly training. This week the crew members invited the crew from Lionville Fire Company to come up for dinner and time to share equipment details with each other. In the fire service you work together with other companies on many of your more complex or bigger calls. It was with this in mind that the crews shared details on where there equipment is located and how they work to prepare them for when they work together. The crew from LCFC would like to thank the LFC for coming to our station and sharing their trucks and time with us.

At 3:14pm the Ludwigs Corner Fire Company was dispatched to a Chimney Fire on  Coventryville Rd. As crews were responding to the call the county reported that the fire was possibly out. When Chief 73 (D. Hahn) arrived onscene he ordered the crews from Engine 73-2 and Engine 73-1 to ladder the building and have crews on the roof and inside to clean all of the ashes and creosote out of the chimney to make sure the fire was out. Battalion Chief 73 (R. Guth) ran the roof operations while Chief 73 and Asst. Chief 73 ran the inside operations.

Units Onscene:

Station 73 (Ludwigs)

Chief 73 (D. Hahn)

Asst. Chief 73 (J. Kimes)

Captain 73 (R. Hahn)

Engine 73-2

Engine 73-1

Tanker 73

Elverson Ambulance

AMB 89-1

Pennsylvania State Police