Perkiomen Township Fire Company
100% Volunteer - 100% of the Time
We are a "family" of over 40 active volunteer members who dedicate their time to helping preserve the integrity of Perkiomen Township and its surrounding communities. Each of our volunteer members takes pride in their specific area of expertise whether it be fire fighting, fire police, fund raising or administrative work.We are in constant need of volunteers. If you are interested in helping your community, click on the "Volunteers Needed" tab to the left.
The Perkiomen Township Fire Company is excited to announce that we have teamed up with our neighbors Trappe Fire Company and Collegeville Fire Company to form and participate in the Perkiomen Valley Duty Crew. The Perkiomen Valley Duty Crew is a coordinated efforted between Perkiomen Town...
Perkiomen Township Fire Company along with numerous mutual aid fire companies were dispatched to a report of a house fire in the area of King Rd and Cranberry Blvd in the Cranberry Estates neighborhood at 2:20pm Saturday afternoon, February 20th.
Deputy 66 arrived on scene within 2 minutes and...
A bit late and a bit long but isn’t that the story of 2020? At the link below is a look back at some of our 2020 adventures with some video and photos (including some old school music).
Click here to view our 2020 Year In Review video:
We are saddened to post that Firefighter, Trustee and EMT Nick Matregrano has passed away. Nick has been a valued volunteer with us since 2017 and was a Past-Chief at Schwenksville Fire Company 73. Nick also taught Protective Services at the North Montco Techncial Career Center. Nick conducted ...
Perkiomen Township Fire Company is a 100% volunteer organization! That's right - Not even the Fire Chief is a paid position. All of our members have jobs and family commitments; but they also volunteer their free time when others are in need.We need your help to keep our volunteer fire company f...
Engine and Tanker 66 responded to assist Station 52 at a fire alarm in Schwenksville Borough.
Engine and Air 66 responded to a vehicle accident in the area of Wartman Road and Bridge Street last night. Emergency responders arrived on scene to find a car that struck a house after the driver suffered a medical emergency.
Engine, Air and Tanker 66 responded to a working garage fire in Upper Providence Township. CH51 arrived on scene are reported a working fire. Crews arrived and knocked down the fire before spreading to any near by structures. No injuries were reported.
Engine Tanker and Air 66 responded to a reported house fire in Perkiomen this afternoon. Crews arrived to find a heavy smoke condition in the basement and a small fire that self extinguished with the help of a 75 gallon fish tank. Limerick, Collegeville and Trappe Fire Companies also responded.
Engine 66 assisting our friends in Upper Salford Township with extensive clean up after last night’s storms.
Perkiomen Township Fire Company is always looking for new volunteers. Click the picture above for more information.
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