1. We are sorry but we no longer offer pool filling service.

2. If you need information about the fire company for insurance purposes you can contact West Vincent Township during normal business hours and they should provide you with the necessary information.

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.

4. If you have a birthday party request please contact the firehouse.

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.

Thank you for your support.

Ludwigs Corner Fire Company was dispatched to an auto accident on Rt. 401 near Moores Road. Once onscene it was reported that there was one vehicle involved and there were no injuries.

Responding to the call were Rescue 73, Deputy 73 (Hahn), Assistant Chief 73 (Kimes), QRS 73-50 (Totaro), QRS 73-55 (Parshall), and 73 Fire Police.

At 8:18 PM on Wednesday evening the LCFC was alerted for a house fire in station 61 (Kimberton's) territory.  The first call was for an Engine.  Engine 73-2, with a full crew, responded first, along with Chief Guth, to the scene.

Also making the response were several other local area fire compaines:  Lionville (47), Valley Forge (68), Phoenixville (65) East Whiteland (5) and the Chester County Fire Marshall.

The fire was quickly upgraded to a second alarm, which called for the entire LCFC company.  Tanker 73, Rescue 73 and Traffic 73 responded.

Once on scene the crew from engine 73-2 began setting up for water supply operations by drafting from a small nearby creek.  Then the crew proceeded to the scene and entered the man power pool. The crew from Rescue 73 filled air bottles while on scene.

Crews battled the fire on both the inside and outside of the home, help vent the roof, refilled air bottles and assisted with overhaul.  The fire was brought under control in under an hour.

All the LCFC returned to the station shortly after midnight Thursday morning.

Special thanks to the crew from station 69 (Twin Valley) who watched over our local while we were assisting with this event.

Ludwigs Corner Fire Company was dispatched to a call on Rt. 100 and Fellowship Rd. for an auto accident involving two vehicles. There were no injuries and all that was needed was traffic control.

Deputy 73 (Hahn), Rescue 73, Traffic 73, 73 Fire Police, QRS 73-52 (Totaro) responded as well as Upper Uwchaln Police.

The Ludwigs Corner Fire Company was called to provide traffic control at an auto accident on Rt. 100. The call first came in as an accident in Ridge Fire Company's (62)  local. When fire police arrived on scene they notified that it was in Ludwigs territory.  The accident involved three vehicles and there were no injuries. 

Deputy 73 (Hahn), Traffic 73,Fire Police Lieutenant 73 (Sauer),  along with Chief 62 (McMillan), 62 Fire Police Captain and Fire Police from both stations responded to the call.

Attention residents.  Due to the large snow storm we received we have made the decision to cancel the 2009 Santa Run. 

While many of the main roads are starting to clear the back roads in our local are simply not safe enough for us to navigate right now.

Thank you for your understanding and have a Merry Christmas.

An accident  occurred on Rt. 100 due to the heavy snow that accumulated on the road. There were no injuries and only traffic control and a tow truck were needed. 

Chief 73 (Guth), Deputy 73 (Hahn), Assistant 73 (Kimes), Rescue 73 and Fire Police 73-31 (Sauer) responded to the call. Along with Parkes Towing.

The Ludwigs Corner Fire Company was dispatched to do Traffic Control at an auto accident on Rt.100 at Nantmeal rd. Deputy 73 (Hahn) and Assistant 73 (Kimes) responded, as well as Traffic 73 and 73 Fire police.

At 21:48 hours the Ludwigs Corner Fire Company along with Station 48 (Glenmoore) Tower 6 (West Whiteland) was dispatched to assist Station 47 (Lionville) for smoke in the building in the 700 block of Pennsylvania Drive. Chief 47 (Holmes) responded and was advised that there was a general fire alarm going on inside the building and that the building was being evacuated. Chief 73 (Guth) and Engine 73-2 with Lieutenant 73 (Markley) made the response. Chief 47 Arrived on scene reporting fire in one of the laboratories inside of the building. Engine 73 1 with captain 73 (Guth) and Rescue 73 with Deputy 73 (Hahn) made the response. Knowing that the fire was in a laboratory, Chief 47 requested a working fire dispatch which brought a Rapid Intervention Team from Station 46 (Minquas) and also requested a representative from the Chester County Haz-Mat Team.           
 
Once on scene the Crew from Engine 73-2 was ordered to the second floor to check for extension. The crew cut a whole in the ceiling to check for any fire spread.  Meanwhile the crew from Rescue 73 was assigned to firefighter decontamination. The crew from Engine 73-1 was assigned to manpower staging.   Once the crews that were operating inside the building exited they had to go to decon as a precaution.  
 
Once the situation was deemed under control command released Station 73. The cause of the fire is under investigation by the Chester County Fire Marshalls Office.
 
Units on scene:
Ludwigs Corner:
Engine 73-1, Engine 73-2, Rescue 73, Chief 73, Safety 73
Lionville:
Tower 47, Engine 47-2, Chief and Deputy 47
Glenmoore:
Engine 48-1, Engine 48-5
West Whiteland:
Tower 6
Uwchlan Ambulance:
MICU 87-1, Ambulance 87-4
Fire Police from Lionville and Ludwigs Corner also assisted at the call.

Just before midnight on December 9th the LCFC was paged by Chester County dispatchers for a single car accident, reported as one car overturned, along route 401 near St. Andrews Lane.

Rescue 73 made the response with Assistant Engineer Spangler, Lt. Markley and Firefighter Greenberg.  Chief 73, Deputy 73 and Assistant 73 went directly to the scene where they found one vehicle off the side of the road overturned.

The driver was able to self extricate himself and had no passengers.

Crews remained on the scene until tow services arrived and removed the vehicle.

Also assisting in the response were Ambulance and Medics 87, Police from West Vincent, East Pikeland and Upper Uwchlan and LCFC Fire Police.

The LCFC reminds you to please SLOW DOWN!