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GMFC Participates in TVFD Parade & Housing Ceremony MAY 12 - On Saturday, the crews from Glen Moore and East Brandywine met at Station 48 for last minute instructions before heading out to the Twin Valley Fire Department (St. 69) Parade and Housing Ceremony. Every unit attended with the exception of Rescue 48 and Ladder 49 which stayed behind to cover the territory. It was great weather for the event and we were proud to represent the department with ... (Full Story & Photos)

This decal will be displayed on the apparatus to signify our Recognition as 75% of our membership being certified at the National FF1 level or above.

State Fire Commissioner Participating Department Recognition Awarded MAY 09 - This morning Deputy Chief Jeff Hannum was informed by the Pennsylvania State Fire Academy that Glen Moore Fire Company has been awarded the Silver Level through the Participating Department Recognition Program. Commonwealth emergency responders have an opportunity to participate in and be recognized as certified fire professionals at various levels in accordance with nationally recognized and sanctioned ... (Full Story & Photos)

New Pumper Tanker Update MAY 04 - On, Sunday April 29, 2012 Assistant Chief Bob Zynn, Captain Bill Rees, and Safety Officer Bruce Anderson departed for Clintonville, WI for the final Inspection of their new pumper tanker. The Glen Moore Fire Company would like to congratulate the members of East Brandywine on their new rig. We are looking forward to its arrival in the near future. While on their final inspection trip Bob, Bill, ... (Full Story & Photos)

Cab being fitted out.

Water Supply Drill with Neighboring Companies APRIL 26 - On Wednesday, 4/25, Glen Moore Fire Co. hosted a rural water supply drill involving six neighboring companies. The scenario was based on recent fires fought by Glen Moore Fire Co and our mutual aid companies; it involved a simulated fire scene, deployment of several hand lines, a master stream, deployment of two porta-tanks, the use of a jet syphon to draw from the 2nd porta tank, a secondary fill ... (Full Story & Photos)

County Commissioners Ban Open Burning APRIL 13 - The Chester County Commissioners Office imposed a thirty day open burning ban effective immediately. Dry conditions, low humidity, and wind make conditions favorable for fires to spread rapidly out of control. The burning ban includes barrels (screen and unscreened), fire rings, and burning directly on the ground. Please report any outside burning by dialing 911.... (Full Story & Photos)

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