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Calls to Service

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Incidents

6/7/2026 – Unknown Type Fire – Spring Mill Train Station

Incident Response – Brush Fires Near Spring Mill Station

Today at 15:04 hours, Spring Mill Fire Company was dispatched for a reported unknown type fire in the area of the Spring Mill Train Station.

Upon arrival, crews from Engine 45 and ATV 45 located multiple fires burning along the embankment between the Schuylkill River Trail and the SEPTA Norristown Line tracks.

Engine 45’s crew stretched a booster line down the embankment and began extinguishment operations, while ATV 45 utilized its forestry line and onboard tank water to access and extinguish additional spot fires in the difficult terrain. Working together, crews quickly contained and extinguished all visible fire.

Firefighters remained on scene for approximately 45 minutes to ensure all hot spots were extinguished and the area was safe.

We would like to remind everyone that dry vegetation can ignite quickly, especially during warm and windy conditions. If you see smoke or fire, please report it immediately by calling 9-1-1.

Spring Mill Fire Company

Proudly Serving Whitemarsh Township and Our Surrounding Communities

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January 17, 2026 – Accident with Injuries

On January 17, 2026, Spring Mill Fire Company was dispatched to an accident with injuries on Barren Hill Road.

Upon arrival, crews found that a vehicle had gone over the edge at the back of a driveway. Our members quickly assessed the situation and secured the vehicle to ensure it remained stable and safe. We maintained scene safety until the tow company arrived and was able to safely pull the vehicle back up onto the driveway.

We are happy to report that the driver was transported to the hospital with minor injuries and is expected to be OK.

Thank you to our dedicated volunteers and our mutual aid partners for their continued commitment to serving our community. Please remember to use caution when traveling, especially on narrow or elevated driveways.

#SpringMillFireCompany #CommunityFirst #VolunteerFireCompany #StaySafe

New Swiftwater 45-1 In Service!

Spring Mill Fire Company is excited to introduce our updated Swiftwater 45-1 (SW45-1)! This 14 ft Zodiac inflatable boat, powered by a 40 HP outboard motor, replaces our previous SW45-1, ensuring we stay prepared for Dive and Water Rescue operations.

Here are some pictures from our first couple trainings. Our members are all looking forward to utilizing this piece of equipment to keep our community safe. Big thanks to everyone involved in making this transition seamless!

Stay safe, and as always, thank you for your support!

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April 11, 2025 – Miquon School Fire Safety Demonstration

Last Friday, members of Spring Mill Fire Company visited The Miquon School alongside Fire Marshal Andrew Thomas to deliver a fire safety talk to the 5th and 6th grade classes.

Students got an up-close look at Engine 45 and a hands-on demonstration of our firefighting gear, while learning important fire safety tips. We’re always proud to engage with young learners and help build awareness about fire prevention and emergency preparedness.

Thanks to The Miquon School for having us, and to Fire Marshal Thomas for teaming up with us for this great educational visit!

#CommunityOutreach #FireSafety #SpringMillFireCompany #Engine45 #TheMiquonSchool

February 17, 2025 – SPS Technologies Commercial Building Fire – Abington Township

Busy Night for Spring Mill Fire Company

On Monday, February 17, 2025, at 22:26 hours—just after wrapping up our weekly drill—Spring Mill Fire Company was dispatched to assist Abington Township with a large manufacturing fire at SPS Technologies.

Engine 45 responded on a 3rd-alarm assignment with a crew of six interior-certified firefighters, initially staging at Station 100 before being ordered to the fire scene. The crew operated through the early morning hours before being released around 04:30 hours.

Shortly after, Ladder 45—the tallest ladder in Montgomery County at 137 feet—was dispatched at 08:00 hours with a crew of three. Upon arrival, Ladder 45 relieved Tower Ladder 500 on the Bravo (B) side of the structure. Conditions rapidly changed as the Charlie (C) and Bravo sides became heavily involved, forcing Ladder 45 to relocate due to intense smoke and fire conditions.

Once repositioned, Ladder 45 provided ladder pipe operations until 14:30 hours, when command reassigned Tower Ladder 44 to the operation.

A huge thank you to our dedicated volunteers for their hard work and to all responding agencies for their teamwork on this large-scale incident. Stay safe, and thank you for your continued support!

#SpringMillFire #MutualAid #FireService #AlwaysReady

July 17, 2024 – Tree into a house

On July 17, 2024 storms rolled into Whitemarsh for the second day in a row. Storms caused multiple calls including an electrical fire outside, a fire alarm, and 2 trees falling into 2 separate houses.

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