03/18/2023
The Eddington Fire Company is currently operating at a fuel spill at the Conoco station at Lavender and 13. The delivery truck overfilled the underground tank.
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The Eddington Fire Company is one of six volunteer fire companies in the Bensalem Township. We average 500 Engine and Ladder Company related calls per year.
Nestled in the center of Bensalem Township in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, The Eddington Fire Company is one of six volunteer fire companies in the township. Our primary response territory comprises 4 square miles, with an approximate population of 20,000 people, and has a varied mix of residential, commercial and institutional buildings along with a portion of busy Interstate 95. We have approxima
tely 30 active firefighters on our roles. Ten of these firefighters are Gold Card members, which means they have 15 years or more of Active Service in our Company. These ten firefighters, as a group, have a total of over 200 years of firefighting experience combined!
Operating as usual
03/17/2023
Just before midnight last night, The Eddington Fire Company was dispatched to an Address of Fire (confirmed fire), with entrapment, at a house on Kings Lane. Deputy Chief 16 was first on scene and established Cornwells Command. Tower and Rescue 16 arrived quickly afterwards and effected the rescue of the trapped resident and began to attack the fire in the Living Room. The rescued resident was transported to the hospital by the squad. It was soon determined that the fire had dropped down into the basement which became more dangerous to the firefighters. Crews from Newport, Union, Trevose, Penndel and Eddington Fire Companies also soon arrived on scene and assisted with other duties to put the fire out and to perform overhaul. The Bensalem Fire Marshall’s Office is investigating the fire. Crews wrapped up around 2AM.
03/12/2023
The Eddington Fire Company E-28 and E-222 crews assisted at a religious bonfire on Saturday on RT-13.
03/12/2023
The Eddington Fire Company E-28 and E-222 crews assisted at the old Armstrong School Property for the yearly religious bonfire.
03/02/2023
Soon after The Eddington Fire Company returned from a dwelling fire in our local, we got dispatched to an auto extrication at Knights and Dunksferry Rds. Upon arrival, it was determined that everyone self-extricated. The call was held to Engine 28 whose crew was utilized for traffic control.
02/21/2023
Some forcible entry techniques 
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02/14/2023
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The Norristown Fire Department is now accepting applications to take the Entry-Level Firefighter Examination. Applications available online at norristown.org and in person at 1700 Markley St., Suite 104. All paperwork and payment are due before April 3 at 3 pm
02/11/2023
This morning the crew from Engine 28 performed our at least once yearly visit to this resident’s home to put out his lawn fire. Seems that zoysia grass burns pretty easily from a possibly discarded cigarette.
02/10/2023
Out doing hydrant drills with our new members that are in now and waiting to go to firefighter 1 class in the summer.
02/09/2023
Tonight The Eddington Fire Company participated in a joint training session with the Union Fire Company - Station 37, Cornwells Fire Company - Station 16, and Nottingham Fire Company - Station 65 at the Bensalem Township Public Safety Training Center. Multiple stations were set up for various Search and Rescue drills. It was a very good training exercise.
01/30/2023
In the early hours this morning, The Eddington Fire Company was dispatched to assist The Cornwells Fire Company at a multi-vehicle accident in the 500 block of Bristol Pike. The crew of Engine 28 helped with applying oil dry and with damming and diking to contain the spilled diesel fuel that had dumped out from the torn open saddle tank in the tractor. The driver of the Cadillac smashed into the parked tractor in front of its business causing this big mess.
01/21/2023
Today Kim Mulligan from Bensalem Rescue Squad was at Station 28 to give our members and some of our family members our yearly CPR refresher class. Kim thanks so much for teaching this most valuable skill.
Thanks,
01/17/2023
It is with heavy hearts that the Eddington Fire Company has lost our past member Joe Stauffenberg to a illness that he was battling. Joe is a great guy and will be missed by all. He joined the fire company in 1988 and was a member till 1992 then again from 1996 till 2000 when he retired from the company. Our thought and prayers are with his family, friends and loved ones during this very difficult time.
Rest in Peace Joe 🙏🏻
01/15/2023
This morning 18 members of The Eddington Fire Company stripped E28-1 of its old hose and packed on all new hose. Now both Engines have all new hose. The new hose better assures that the handlines won’t fail while in use fighting fires and also protects our firefighters from injury if a failure would occur which is more likely with older hose.
01/14/2023
Eddington Fire Company Cooking Tip: Always remove the plastic wrap from your ham before you put it in the oven!
Engine 28-1 responded to a fire alarm at the Presbyterian Home this afternoon and found a smoke condition in the second floor hallway. The Engine crew found the offending wrapped ham in one of the apartments, in the oven, and removed it to the exterior of the building. A fan was placed in service to dissipate the smoke.
01/14/2023
The Eddington Fire Company would like to wish 3 of our new members good luck as they start their Firefighter 1 program next week at the Lower Bucks Public Safety Training Center.
Jayden Fobbs
Hailey Gunderman
Noah Snyder
01/14/2023
The Eddington Fire Company would like to welcome our new members that were voted in to the company on 01-10-23 at our regular company Meeting.
Congratulations to all;
James Ashford
Mike Fisher
Trent Giove
Kailea Heston
Martin Switaj
Nicole Stevens
12/31/2022
Officers for 2023
Chief: Dave Neil III
Deputy Chief: Mike Lorenzo
Assistant Chief: Joe Malmrose
Safety Officer: Dave Price
Chief Engineer: Ed Wheat
Fire Police Captain: Bryan Gunderman
President: Tom Markert
1st VP: Gary Greipp
2nd VP: Ed Devenney
Secretary: Crystal Bowman
Treasurer: Kevin Wiley
12/18/2022
Today the Eddington Fire Company, along with Santa, made a special stop to wish Gina Gramiak and her family a Merry Christmas. Gina and the extended E House family have always been a huge supporter of ours and we always have, and will continue, to be there for them and do our part to support them in any way possible.
12/18/2022
Santa is done his tour of Eddington and is heading back to the North Pole. Santa and Mrs. Claus enjoyed seeing everyone today and they wish everyone a Fire Safe Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
12/17/2022
Santa is 1 hour behind schedule as per our list !! Please follow our Santa tracker for our up to date locations !!
12/17/2022
Santa’s Next Stop
12/17/2022
Dearfield drive is next followed by Brookwood area in 20 mins
12/17/2022
County Downe is next 15 mins
12/17/2022
Joshua drive area in 15 mins
12/17/2022
Bensalem Woods in 15 mins
12/17/2022
Santa is running 30 minutes late due to a fire call but he is on his way !!
12/17/2022
Bucks meadows is next
12/11/2022
The Eddington Fire Company sends a big Thank You to the Trevose Fire Company 4/84 for responding to the scene of the 2 alarm fire on Bridgewater Rd yesterday with Canteen 4. Everyone on the scene appreciated the hot food, coffee, hot chocolate and cold drinks after a labor intensive and time consuming effort to control the fire.
12/10/2022
Even though The Eddington Fire Company had already spent over 8 hours on the scene of a 2 alarm fire in their local today (in fact we’re still in service on a fire watch), we could not disappoint the children who were expecting to see Santa Claus show up in his sleigh at the Bensalem Township tree lighting event at the Bensalem Town Center this evening. Our members love helping the citizens of Bensalem Township in both Fire Protection and Community Service!
12/10/2022
Eddington Fire Company has been working at a 2 alarm fire on Eddington Box 28-6, at 1388 Bridgewater Road, since 9:18 this morning when the call was initially dispatched for a Water Flow alarm.
12/09/2022
The Officer and members of the Eddington Fire Company would like to offer our prayers and support during this difficult time to the friends, families and the members of the New Tripoli Fire Company.
12/08/2022
WATCH LIVE: Update on blaze that left two firefighters dead, body found on scene
The fallen firefighters were a 59 year old firefighter, Marvin Gruber, and the 36 year old Assistant Chief, Zachary Paris, both from the New Tripoli Fire Company
12/08/2022
Two firefighters fatally injured in Schuylkill County
2 LODDs in West Penn Township, PA, today. Both firefighters were with the New Tripoli Community Fire Company. Strangely, a third body was also found on the scene. That person was dead due to a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
Keep the firefighters’ families in your thoughts tonight.
Crews on the scene tell Newswatch 16 that two firefighters who were trapped inside the house were pulled out and sent to the hospital but sadly later died.
12/04/2022
E-28-1 responded to Bucks Meadows Apartments at 11:53 pm for careless cooking, crews placed a fan in service to ventilate the apartment and reset the alarm & a dumpster fire at Creekside apartments at 4:42 am crews went in service to extinguish the dumpster.
12/04/2022
E-28-1 responded to an auto extraction with R-16 at Street road & RT-13 at 10:55 pm after PSP chase down I-95 ended up in this accident.
11/25/2022
If you see Emergency Personnel working ahead of you on the roadway slow down and pull over !!
11/23/2022
Continuing in the tradition that some of us have had the privilege of having the same thing happen with one or more of your kids joining the fire service in the same Station you’re in, our Chief, David Neil III, had his son, David Neil IV, with him on the same working fire at the Bowman Ave garage fire last night. It makes a Dad proud!
11/23/2022
Tonight The Eddington Fire Company was dispatched to a reported garage at 2730 Bowman Ave in the Eddington section of Bensalem Township. Assistant 28 was first on scene and set up Eddington Command. Engine 28-1 from The Eddington Fire Company, Rescue 16 from Cornwells Fire Company-Station 16 and Engine 37-5 from Union Fire Company-Station 37 arrived on location at the same time, cut the garage door open with saws to gain access to the fire and placed handlines in service to extinguish the fire. While there were homes and other structures in close proximity to the involved garage, no extension occurred due to the efficient action of all crews on scene.
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Another short video from the call this morning.
At 4:41 this morning, The Eddington Fire Company responded to the Firestone store on Street Rd for a waterflow alarm. It was reported by 22PD that there was a foot of water inside the building with water flowing out onto Street Rd. Tower 16 was first on location confirming the report. Upon the arrival of Engine 28, both crews then entered the building a found a broken underground water main flooding the entire building. Engine 28's crew gained access to the back of the building by cutting open a small garage door to let the built-up water escape. Aqua was called out to shut off the water and PECO was called to cut the power to the building since electrical boxes were underwater.
Drone view of our old KMEs arriving at Walker Township Fire Company.
Our old Engines arriving in Walker Township, today. Video provided by Assistant Chief, Ryan Hockenberry, of Walker Township Fire Company.
As the old E28 and E28-1 head off to their new home. It's always sad to see your old trucks leave, but we're happy to have our new trucks in service and will make new memories with them.
The arrival and unofficial housing of our new Engines, today. (video taken by Nick Jones)
The Eddington Fire Company on scene of a 2 vehicle accident at Street road & Hulmevill Road on 05-04-20
The Eddington Fire Company is doing the final inspection and setting up tool mounting for our new 2020 (Twin) Pierce Enforcer pumpers E-28 & E-28-1 !!! Thanks, #PierceManufacturing & #GlickFireEquipment 
C-28 Arriving Video of Working Fire 11-24-19 @ 05:16 AM at 3806 Bensalem Boulevard, Bensalem Township Bucks County Pa. Berkeley Trace Apartments 
Station 28 out doing training at the Delaware County Flashover Simulator.
Eddington Fire Company 2019 Open House giving the future firefighters rides on our engine
Some of our members working on cleaning the station.
Incident Date: 2-17-19 Incident Time: 22:58 Incident Box: 28-95 Incident Type: Auto Fire Incident Address: NB INT-95 NO Street Rd. Incident Details: C-28 arrived on scene with a fully involved vehicle, E-28 went in service with the front bumper line.
Quint-28 pulling out of the Eddington Fire Company for the last time on its way to a new home with the Whitehorn Fire Company in Wagoner Ok 74467
Saying goodbye to a great truck !!! Quint-28 has served the citizens of Bensalem Township since 1993
On 03-26-2017 Engine 28 & Engine 222 were on hand at the Indian Cultural Associations yearly bonfire, behind Armstrong Middle School on Street Road.
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The officers and members would like to thank Eddington Fire Company - Station 28 for having us at their open house this year. It was great showing the community, how great our firefighters can work together on a incident that can happen at any time.
The food was great and everyone who showed up had a smile on their face! Great job Eddington fire!
Photos credits to original owners:
The food was great and everyone who showed up had a smile on their face! Great job Eddington fire!
Photos credits to original owners:
Beautiful fall morning at the Eddington Fire Company - Station 28 open house! The dedication of our volunteer fire companies, and all of our first responders is unmatched! Thank you for keeping us safe.
BENSALEM POLICE K9 AND MOTOR PATROL SHOWS AT THE FAMILY FALL FESTIVAL
Bensalem Township is excited to welcome back both the Bensalem Police K9 and Motor Patrol Shows to the Family Fall Festival on October 1, 2022. Their performance will begin at 4:30 P.M.
The Bensalem Township K-9 Unit was established in 1962 and since has been dedicated to assisting the department and the community in a variety of ways. Currently the unit is comprised of four patrol dogs, three of which are cross trained in narcotic detection, one single purpose narcotic detection dog, and one explosive detection dog. Their patrol dogs assist the patrol division in situations that require extensive searches to locate hidden suspects, missing children, and discarded evidence. They are also trained to protect the police officers and apprehend criminals when necessary. The narcotic detection dogs are used to assist our patrol and detective divisions to locate hidden narcotics. Their explosive detection dog assists the township and the county with explosive detection sweeps, and suspicious package searches. All of the dogs have gone through extensive training programs and are currently certified by the United States Police Canine Association. These dogs not only assist in our fight against crime, but also help the department build a relationship with township residents through numerous community demonstrations.
The Bensalem Township Motor Patrol unit was established in April 2000. Members of this unit have been trained by the Philadelphia Highway Patrol. The Motor Patrol currently rides Harley Davidson Road Kings. The Motor Patrol is a high profile unit that participates in numerous dignitary and funeral escorts, parades and various community events in addition to the daily operations of maintaining public safety and service. The unit does also patrol the “off-road” portions of the township on ATV’s. Bensalem’s Motor Patrol unit was one of the first outside agencies to participate in the Philadelphia Police Hero Scholarship Thrill Show. In 2007 the unit coordinated the first “Ride for Heroes,” a motorcycle run through Bucks County that raises money for the Bucks County Heroes Scholarship Fund. The event was capped off with a thrill show where members of the Motor Patrol performed displays of precision riding and thrilling stunts. Many families and community members came out to last year’s Fall Festival and witnessed the Motor Patrol’s Motorcycle Thrill show.
In addition to the K9 and Motor Patrol Shows the Bensalem Township Department of Public Safety (Police, Bensalem Fire Rescue and Bensalem EMS) along with our Volunteer Fire Companies (Nottingham Fire Department - Station 65, Newport Fire Company, Cornwells Fire Company- Station 16, Eddington Fire Company - Station 28, Trevose Fire Company Station 4/84, Union Fire Company - Station 37) will have apparatus and equipment displays at the Family Fall Festival.
For more information on Bensalem Township’s Family Fall Festival https://www.bensalempa.gov/fall-festival.html
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Bensalem Township is excited to welcome back both the Bensalem Police K9 and Motor Patrol Shows to the Family Fall Festival on October 1, 2022. Their performance will begin at 4:30 P.M.
The Bensalem Township K-9 Unit was established in 1962 and since has been dedicated to assisting the department and the community in a variety of ways. Currently the unit is comprised of four patrol dogs, three of which are cross trained in narcotic detection, one single purpose narcotic detection dog, and one explosive detection dog. Their patrol dogs assist the patrol division in situations that require extensive searches to locate hidden suspects, missing children, and discarded evidence. They are also trained to protect the police officers and apprehend criminals when necessary. The narcotic detection dogs are used to assist our patrol and detective divisions to locate hidden narcotics. Their explosive detection dog assists the township and the county with explosive detection sweeps, and suspicious package searches. All of the dogs have gone through extensive training programs and are currently certified by the United States Police Canine Association. These dogs not only assist in our fight against crime, but also help the department build a relationship with township residents through numerous community demonstrations.
The Bensalem Township Motor Patrol unit was established in April 2000. Members of this unit have been trained by the Philadelphia Highway Patrol. The Motor Patrol currently rides Harley Davidson Road Kings. The Motor Patrol is a high profile unit that participates in numerous dignitary and funeral escorts, parades and various community events in addition to the daily operations of maintaining public safety and service. The unit does also patrol the “off-road” portions of the township on ATV’s. Bensalem’s Motor Patrol unit was one of the first outside agencies to participate in the Philadelphia Police Hero Scholarship Thrill Show. In 2007 the unit coordinated the first “Ride for Heroes,” a motorcycle run through Bucks County that raises money for the Bucks County Heroes Scholarship Fund. The event was capped off with a thrill show where members of the Motor Patrol performed displays of precision riding and thrilling stunts. Many families and community members came out to last year’s Fall Festival and witnessed the Motor Patrol’s Motorcycle Thrill show.
In addition to the K9 and Motor Patrol Shows the Bensalem Township Department of Public Safety (Police, Bensalem Fire Rescue and Bensalem EMS) along with our Volunteer Fire Companies (Nottingham Fire Department - Station 65, Newport Fire Company, Cornwells Fire Company- Station 16, Eddington Fire Company - Station 28, Trevose Fire Company Station 4/84, Union Fire Company - Station 37) will have apparatus and equipment displays at the Family Fall Festival.
For more information on Bensalem Township’s Family Fall Festival https://www.bensalempa.gov/fall-festival.html
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E375 went down with a blown tire last night. Thanks to our friends Rollin Diesel for getting us back up and going. Also thanks to our friends up the street Eddington Fire Company - Station 28 for letting us use E28-1 while our engine was down.
Last night our members enjoyed pizza courtesy of Eddington Fire Company - Station 28. We have provided them with a set of gear since their order won't be filled for 8-10 months due to supply issues. We are grateful for our partnership with our Township companies. We definitely enjoyed the pizza. Thanks again!
Ladder 65 was added to tactical box 28-1 . Fire was located at Brown Ave and Lafayette Ave with reported entrapment. The crews found heavy fire in the attached garage with extension to the residence but all occupants had evacuated . Bensalem FMO is handling the investigation Eddington Fire Company - Station 28 Cornwells Fire Company Fire Prevention Union Fire Company - Station 37 Newport Fire Company The Official Croydon Fire Company, Station 11 Bensalem EMS
This morning members of the Union Fire Company joined with our brothers and sisters from all of Bensalem's emergency services to pay our final respects to Deputy Director of Public Safety David M. Richardson. Rest in Peace, Deputy!
Bensalem Fire Rescue
Bensalem EMS
Bensalem Police
Cornwells Fire Company- Station 16
Eddington Fire Company - Station 28
Nottingham Fire Department - Station 65
Newport Fire Company
Trevose Fire Company Station 4/84
Bensalem Fire Rescue
Bensalem EMS
Bensalem Police
Cornwells Fire Company- Station 16
Eddington Fire Company - Station 28
Nottingham Fire Department - Station 65
Newport Fire Company
Trevose Fire Company Station 4/84
Bensalem Township is excited to announce that the POLICE K9 AND MOTOR PATROL SHOWS will both be back as part of the FAMILY FALL FESTIVAL on Saturday, October 1, 2022.
Our Public Safety Department (Bensalem Police, Bensalem Fire Rescue and Bensalem EMS) as well as our Volunteer Fire Companies (Nottingham Fire Department - Station 65, Newport Fire Company, Eddington Fire Company - Station 28, Cornwells Fire Company- Station 16, Trevose Fire Company Station 4/84, Union Fire Company - Station 37) will be on hand with displays and apparatus.
Be sure to like, comment and share this post and follow us on social media as we will be making Family Fall Festival announcements every Friday.
Our Public Safety Department (Bensalem Police, Bensalem Fire Rescue and Bensalem EMS) as well as our Volunteer Fire Companies (Nottingham Fire Department - Station 65, Newport Fire Company, Eddington Fire Company - Station 28, Cornwells Fire Company- Station 16, Trevose Fire Company Station 4/84, Union Fire Company - Station 37) will be on hand with displays and apparatus.
Be sure to like, comment and share this post and follow us on social media as we will be making Family Fall Festival announcements every Friday.
Last night members from UFC joined with several other area companies, including Edgely Fire Company (Ten House), Levittown Fire Company No. 2, Third District Volunteer Fire Company, Trevose Fire Company Station 4/84, Nottingham Fire Department - Station 65, Eddington Fire Company - Station 28, Falls Township Volunteer Fire Department Inc., Penndel Volunteer Fire Company #1, Station 8, and Newport Fire Company for a very special lecture from Eckert Fire Tactics LLC about fireground considerations. The lecture was very fun and informative, and was a valuable learning experience for everyone. We thank Bobby Eckert for his time, and to The Official Croydon Fire Company, Station 11 for hosting us in their hall. Photo credits also to The Official Croydon Fire Company, Station 11
At 12:39 hours today the company was dispatched for a waterflow alarm on Prince George St in the Waterside development, alongside Cornwells Fire Company- Station 16 and Eddington Fire Company - Station 28. Upon arrival we were met with a burst sprinkler pipe likely caused by the freezing temperatures. In this case a heater in the water closet did not appear to be turned on. If you have a heater in an area like this, make sure it is on. And if you encounter a frozen water pipe, never use an open flame such as a plumber's torch to thaw them. Always heat the air around the pipe with something like a hair dryer or space heater, but do not leave space heaters unattended. Thank you to Station 16 and Station 28 for their assistance.
INCIDENT 11/22/2021
2400 block of state rd.
Calls come into the 911 center around 0430 in the afternoon for a report of a building on fire. Bensalem police arrived first and advised a working fire.
Chief 37 arrival with fire showing from the 75x150 commercial building.  Numerous fire companies from Bensalem & Bristol twp responded.
All hands were put to work to extinguish the fire.
Special call was made to bring in a AFFR/Crash truck to help put the fire out which was determined to be mixed batteries in (2) 53ft trailers. Special calls were also made to Bensalem public works, Buck county hazmat & Dow chemical.
Crews were on scene for a extended amount of time.
Thank you to all agencies who responded & helped bring this incident under control.
Cornwells Fire Company- Station [email protected] Eddington Fire Company - Station 28Nottingham Fire Department - Station 65Newport Fire CompanyBensalem PoliceBensalem Fire RescueBensalem EMSDow Emergency & to anyone who isn’t tagged
*Photo credits to all original owner*
2400 block of state rd.
Calls come into the 911 center around 0430 in the afternoon for a report of a building on fire. Bensalem police arrived first and advised a working fire.
Chief 37 arrival with fire showing from the 75x150 commercial building.  Numerous fire companies from Bensalem & Bristol twp responded.
All hands were put to work to extinguish the fire.
Special call was made to bring in a AFFR/Crash truck to help put the fire out which was determined to be mixed batteries in (2) 53ft trailers. Special calls were also made to Bensalem public works, Buck county hazmat & Dow chemical.
Crews were on scene for a extended amount of time.
Thank you to all agencies who responded & helped bring this incident under control.
Cornwells Fire Company- Station [email protected] Eddington Fire Company - Station 28Nottingham Fire Department - Station 65Newport Fire CompanyBensalem PoliceBensalem Fire RescueBensalem EMSDow Emergency & to anyone who isn’t tagged
*Photo credits to all original owner*
Today is National First Responders Day!
Thanks so much to our amazing first responders here in Bensalem for always keeping our community safe. These individuals truly go above and beyond everyday, putting their lives on the line to help the rest of us. We can't thank you enough!
Bensalem Police
Bensalem EMS
Bensalem Fire Rescue
Cornwells Fire Company- Station 16
Eddington Fire Company - Station 28
Newport Fire Company
Nottingham Fire Department - Station 65
Trevose Fire Company Station 4/84
Union Fire Company - Station 37
Thanks so much to our amazing first responders here in Bensalem for always keeping our community safe. These individuals truly go above and beyond everyday, putting their lives on the line to help the rest of us. We can't thank you enough!
Bensalem Police
Bensalem EMS
Bensalem Fire Rescue
Cornwells Fire Company- Station 16
Eddington Fire Company - Station 28
Newport Fire Company
Nottingham Fire Department - Station 65
Trevose Fire Company Station 4/84
Union Fire Company - Station 37
Holy smokes what a crazy busy weekend!!
There was lots to enjoy in Bensalem, including an Open House at Eddington Fire Company - Station 28, a wonderful evening with Attorney General Josh Shapiro, and door knocking with Brian Sims and his gorgeous dog.
Nothing is more important than getting in front of voters to send our message, talk about real issues, and encourage residents to come out and VOTE!! I’m very grateful to have so many great candidates join us this weekend.
Just over 3 weeks until Election Day!!
There was lots to enjoy in Bensalem, including an Open House at Eddington Fire Company - Station 28, a wonderful evening with Attorney General Josh Shapiro, and door knocking with Brian Sims and his gorgeous dog.
Nothing is more important than getting in front of voters to send our message, talk about real issues, and encourage residents to come out and VOTE!! I’m very grateful to have so many great candidates join us this weekend.
Just over 3 weeks until Election Day!!
We all have different definitions of a good day. A lot of good things happened on Saturday, but this is what stands out. I was at Eddington Fire Company - Station 28 today for their open house, which is always a good time (and countless thank you's to the men and women who volunteer in our fire departments). Their president, Mike DePero, asks me if I knew of anything that they could do with the extra food that was likely to be leftover from the event. I made a quick call to Alana Hardison for Bensalem School Board who quickly made another call on behalf of Lower Bucks for Change to Bucks County Mutual Aid. Before long, the food that was likely to end up in the trash, was on its way to feed homeless people in Lower Bucks County. Helping to make good things happen for the good of everybody... That's a good day.