Car Wash To Help Local Boy Scouts MAY 07 - Anyone with a dirty car is welcome to stop by the Trappe Fire Station at 20 West 5th Ave in Trappe on Sunday May 18th starting at 09:30 AM. The local Trappe Boy Scout Troop will be holding a car wash, bake sale, hot dogs and soda to raise funds for the Boy Scout activities. Please stop by and have your car washed, grab a hot dog and soda and pick up some baked goods for a good cause. The ... (Full Story & Photos)

Bring your dirty car on May 18th!

Ladder 77 Responds to Working Fire in Perkiomen Twp. MAY 03 - After starting the morning with a working fire in Limerick Twp. with Engine 77. The day ended with Ladder 77 assisting at a working house fire at 44 Liberty Alley in the Rahns section of Perkiomen Twp. Stations 66, 34 and 77 were dispatched to a bedroom fire and it was soon upgraded to a confirmed fire. Chief 66 on location took command and requested the 2nd alarm assingment. Ladder 77 crews ... (Full Story & Photos)

Engine 77 responds on the 2nd Alarm in Limerick Twp. Ladder 77 covers calls in Royersford Boro and Limerick Twp. MAY 03 - Engine 77 was dispatched at 0610 hours as part of the 2nd alarm on the building fire in the 500 building of Morgan Drive in Limerick Twp. The original calls reported fire thru the roof. First arriving units from Stations 54, 51, and 85 found heavy fire from a 2 story apartment/condo type building. All residents had been evacuated. The 2nd alarm was requested bringing additional engines and ... (Full Story & Photos)

Exterior Attack with a great stop! Note the Firewall doing its job. Photo Courtesey of Limerick Fire Co.

Trappe's Finest with America's Finest, Corporal Adam Daller, moments after he returned home from Iraq

Trappe Fire Co. Welcomes Home a Hero APRIL 27 - Members of the Trappe Fire & Ambulance Co. helped celebrate home a local Trappe hero when Marine Corporal Adam Doller came home to a crowd of relatives, neighbors and emergency personal to his West Third Ave home on Sunday afternoon. Members of "Welcome Home Heroes" planned a hero's welcome for Marine Corporal Adam Doller with the help of local police, firefighters and ambulance crews. They escorted ... (Full Story & Photos)

5 Calls on Wednesday Afternoon, Keeps Station 77 Busy APRIL 16 - Station 77 got busy on Wednesday afternoon with a total of five (5) calls between 1300-1800 hours. The first three (3) calls were for Fire Alarms. Two (2) in the Trappe section of Upper Providence Twp. and one (1) in Perkiomen Twp. The last two (2) fire alarms came in "back to back", and both got covered. The next call was a smoke scare in Collegeville Boro. And the last call was a morotcycle ... (Full Story)

Medic 324 and Station 77 Participate in "Shattered Dreams" at Perkiomen Valley High School APRIL 07 - This morning Ambulances and Fire Trucks from Trappe Fire & EMS responded along with Station 66 and 34 to the Perkiomen Valley High School for a "mock" vehilce accident with rescue. This was presented by the students at the High School to prevent drinking and driving during the upcoming Prom season. Students witnessed first hand what a Drunk Driving accident looks like up close. Complete with ... (Full Story)

Busy Night On Ursinus Campus APRIL 01 - Stations 34, 77 and Tower 53 were dispatched to New Hall on the campus of the Ursinus College at 2358 hours for power outages and smoke in the building. While responding 34 Command was advised of several other problems on other college buildings. Ladder 77, Engine 34 and Tower 53 crews checked all four floors of New Hall and found a strong odor on the 2nd floor. The building was searched and ... (Full Story)

Vehicle Rescue in Upper Providence MARCH 26 - Trappe EMS was dispatched to 205 Acoma Lane in the Trappe section of Upper Providence Twp. for an auto accident with injuries at 1654 hours. Chief 77 and EMS arrived to upgrade the call to a vehicle rescue at 1659 hours. This added Station 77 and Rescue 34 to the box. Crews worked on an unstable car that was crashed into a tree. The car was stabilized, and the tree was cut away. The victim ... (Full Story & Photos)

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