Chief Trego has received word from Santa that he will be in our area December 17th for his trip around the area. Like usual he will leave the firehouse at 9 A.M. and have a short lunch break before returning out to see everyone! Santa and our LCFC Volunteers look forward to seeing everyone then!

Please keep an eye on the Facebook page and website for updates regarding the Santa stops!
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At 10:08 a.m. on November 23, LCFC Volunteers were dispatched to the unit block of Buck Drive in Upper Uwchlan Township for a lawnmower on fire. 73-54 arrived on-scene and advised that he had a lawnmower well-off in the driveway with extension into the woods. Deputy 73, Engine 73-1, and Engine 73-2 all made the response. Upon arrival of the engine, crews stretched the bumper line and made a quick ... (Full Story & Photos)

On November 18 at 9:33 p.m., Station 69 and various mutual aid agencies were dispatched to the 2500 block of Ridge Road in Warwick Township for a reported structure fire. Engine 69-1 arrived on location to find a large barn with fire through the roof. As part of the working fire dispatch and first alarm tanker task force, Rescue 73 and Tanker 73 were added to the box assignment. Rescue 73 responded ... (Full Story & Photos)

At 10:10 p.m. on November 10th, LCFC volunteers were dispatched to Phillips Brothers Electric for multiple crane trucks on fire. QRS 73 arrived minutes after dispatch and confirmed the report of 3 crane trucks well off, approximately 10 feet from the building. Deputy Kimes upgraded the assignment to a building fire, bringing mutual aid from Lionville, Glen Moore, East Brandywine and Ridge Fire Companies. ... (Full Story & Photos)

At 10:08 p.m., Tanker 73 was dispatched to assist Station 48 as part of the first alarm tanker task force on a house fire in Wallace Township. First arriving units arrived on-scene with fire through the roof of a single story rancher.

Tanker 73, with a crew of 2, made the response and stood by on-scene for approximately 30 minutes. Tanker 73 was released once the fire was under control and it was ... (Full Story & Photos)

On July 30th at approximately 6:00 A.M. the company was dispatched for the tanker to assist Kimberton Fire Company (61) on a working barn fire. Tanker 73, with a crew of 2, responded shortly after dispatch and hauled 3 loads of water. Tanker 73 was on scene for approximately 3 hours before returning available. ... (Full Story & Photos)

Distinguished Service Award

The Ludwigs Corner Fire Company is honored to have received the Chester County EMS Council's 2022 Distinguished Service Award. This award is given to a Chester County Emergency Medical Services organization that displays a significant level of cooperation among other services, outstanding performance and effort when faced with adversity; or the promotion of an active display ... (Full Story & Photos)

On Tuesday at 8:29 AM, Station 73 was dispatched for their tanker to assist Sta. 33 (Honey Brook) for a fully involved barn fire on the 1100 block of Chestnut Tree Road, Honey Brook Township.

Tanker 73, with 2 personnel, responded minutes later. Upon arrival, Tanker 73 backed up to the porta pond to deliver its 4,000 gallons of water. Meanwhile, crews from Sta. 48 (Glen Moore) were establishing ... (Full Story & Photos)