Rescue 48 has proudly served the community for the past 34 years. It has made many responses and has played a crucial role in many rescue operations during that time. Recently, it was decommissioned as an emergency vehicle and moved to its new home in Massachusetts. The Glen Moore Fire Company is in the process of upgrading our apparatus to better serve the community.

Rescue 48 was "one-of-a-kind" ... (Full Story & Photos)

On Friday evening 04/26 at around 5:55pm, the Glen Moore Fire Company was dispatched to assist Station 62 (Ridge Fire Company) with a large woods fire in South Coventry Township. Multiple fire companies from Chester County assisted with the operation including the Pennsylvania Forest Fire Warden's Association District 17 crew.

The crew from GMFC joined with firefighters from Ludwig's Corner Fire ... (Full Story & Photos)

On Wednesday evening, crews again gathered for their weekly training. The Glen Moore Fire Company was given access to a residential structure that is scheduled to be demolished. Prior to demolition, the owners allowed the fire company to train in the building. Gaining access to structures like this allows the firefighters to practice skills in real environments that otherwise can be difficult to replicate ... (Full Story & Photos)

On Monday 4/15 at 7:40pm, the Glen Moore Fire Company was dispatched to assist Wagontown Fire Company (Station 35) with a garage fire in West Caln Township. Unfortunately, the fire had also spread to the house. Engine 48-5, Engine 48-1, and Rescue 48 made the response. Upon arrival, crews assisted with water supply, fire extinguishment, and overhaul. Crews were in service for approximately 2 hours ... (Full Story & Photos)

Last Wednesday, crews gathered for their weekly training. The training topic focused on CPR and pit crew CPR and was led by Mary McCabe (FF/EMT) and Kat Strock (EMT). Crews ran through scenarios that involved giving compressions, giving breaths using the bag-valve-mask, and using the AED. As the scenarios progressed, crews were required to move into pit crew CPR and having to use the suction tool. ... (Full Story & Photos)