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Thu. Jun 24th 2010
Crew Practice with Kimberton a Success

On June 23rd the Liberty Fire Company met with Kimberton Station 61 to complete vehicle extrication evolutions.  The eve...

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Thu. Nov 19th 2009
LFC crews and other local company are finishing up VRT class.

On November 14th and 15th LFC crews along with valley forge, phoenixville, and ( montco) 85 finished up the training part of ...

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Sun. Oct 25th 2009
LFC had their Fire Prevention on October 9th

The liberty fire company had fire prevention on October 9th. the LFC crews were accompanied by crews from Friendship, Humane,...

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The Liberty Steam Fire Engine Company No. 1
20 S. Main Street
Spring City, PA  19475

Non-Emergency:
610-948-6510

Emergency:
911

Fax:
610-948-3014

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Sta. 61 - Kimberton Fire Company


Sta. 49 - East Brandywine Fire Company


Sta. 21 - Union Fire Company

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Engine 63-5


1999 American LeFrance / New Lexington Pumper / Tanker

Engine 63-5 is a 1999 American LeFrance 2000 gpm pumper/tanker. It carries 2000 gallons of water onboard and has a high volume mounted / portable deck gun, (3) 200' 1-3/4" preconnects, (1) 200' 3" preconnect, (1) 100' 1-3/4" preconnected bumper line, 200' 3" supply line & 1200' 5" LDH. Engine 63-5 carries an assortment of handtools, water drafting equipment, oil dry, brooms, shovels, 24' ground ladder, 14' roof & folding attic ladder, full complement of amkus rescue tools, vehicle stabilization equipment and 6 air packs with spare bottles. 25 kw generator, 6000 watt wilburt light tower, 3500 watts of scene lighting. This is the first out apparatus on all vehicle accidents and second out piece on all structure fires. This truck also provides mutual aid on tanker assignments to surrounding communities where large amounts of water are needed.

 
 
Ladder 63


2006 E-One, 75' Quint

Quint 63 is a 2006 E-One 1500 gpm, 500 gal tank, 75' quint. The Quint is the first out apparatus for all structure fires. Equipment onboard the Quint includes 2250 watts of scene lighting, (2) 200' 1-3/4" preconnects, (1) 200' 3" preconnted blitz line, (1) 100' 1-3/4" preconnected bumper line, 300' 3" supply line, 1000' 5" LDH. 5 airpacks and spare air bottles, (2) gas detectors, (2) thermal imaging cameras, an assortment of hand / forcible entry tools, K-12 saw, Cutter's Edge Ventilation Saw and an electric PPV fan. Ground ladders include (1) 35', (1) 24', (2) 16' roof, (1) 14' roof , 10' folding attic and a little giant ladder; stokes basket, several sizes of tarps & runners, ropes & rigging equipment, AED, BLS medical bag, oil dry and amkus hydraulic rescue tools.

(Note: Due to our county not recognizing the Quint designation, the radio identifier in Chester County is Ladder 63)

 
 
Rescue 63


2009 Chevrolet 5500 4x4



 
 
Tac 63


1976 Chevrolet/ Pierce Mini Pumper

Tac 63 is a rugged 4 x 4 truck that can be taken off-road. Tac 63 features various hand tools along with oil dry, chainsaws, brooms, and other various wildland firefighting equipment. (2) 150' 1-3/4" preconnects, 100' 3" supply line, 1000' 1" forest hose. Tac 63 is our first out apparatus for any call that may be off-road or somewhere the larger trucks may not be able to get to.

 
 
Boat 63


2008 Mercury 380 Heavy Duty Hypalon Inflatable w/ 25 hp EFI Jet Outboard Motor

Boat 63 is a Mercury 380 Heavy Duty Hypalon Inflatable w/ 25 hp EFI Jet Outboard Motor. In the custom made trailer storage box is (6) Orange Life Vests, (6) Yellow Lift Vests with Safety Rope Bags, (4) Cold Water Rescue Suits, (1) Manual Air Pump, (5) 200' Rope Bags, (1) 150' Rope Bag, & (1) 100' Rope Bag. Boat 63 will be utilized on the Schuylkill River for any water emergencies.

 
 
Upcoming Events

Tue. Aug 3rd 2010 5:00pm
National Night Out


Every 1st Tue. 8:00pm
Company Meeting


Every 2nd Tue. 8:00pm
Room Committee Meeting


Every 3rd Tue. 7:00pm
Board of Governors Meeting


Every Mon. 7:00pm
Crew Practice

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2010 Call Volume
January  11
February  14
March  12
April  24
May  21
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