West Bradford Fire Co.

06/12/2026

Yesterday, June 11th, two of our West Bradford Firefighters completed the Delaware County Community College’s Police Academy. Firefighter Smith and Firefighter Moore will be continuing their life of public service in a different capacity, still serving the Chester County area.

06/07/2026

🚨Join the Family at West Bradford Fire Company 🚨

Our community depends on volunteers who are willing to step up when help is needed most. At the West Bradford Fire Company, we’re always looking for dedicated individuals to become part of our team—whether you want to fight fires, provide traffic management as fire police, assist with fundraising, help behind the scenes, or simply give back to your community.

No experience? No problem. We provide training, mentorship, and opportunities to grow. What matters most is your willingness to serve.

Already a member? We appreciate everything you do. Your commitment, training, and countless hours of service make a difference every day. Thank you for continuing to answer the call and for helping us build a stronger future for our department.

✅ Make lifelong friendships
✅ Learn valuable skills
✅ Serve your neighbors
✅ Be part of something bigger than yourself

Interested in joining or learning more? Send us a message or stop by the station. The next generation of volunteers starts with you.

Neighbors helping neighbors—that’s what we’re all about. ❤️🤍🚒

06/01/2026

June 1 1954, the newly formed West Bradford Fire Co suffered a tremendous loss when the company was alerted to a brush fire, while Firefighter Everett Russell was responding to the firehouse he collided head on with a responding fire truck on slight incline on Northbrook Road

This accident proved fatal for Firefighter Russell and he succumbed to his injuries at Memorial Hospital in West Chester. On Sunday, we honored him by laying a wreath at his final resting place in the Bradford Cemetery.

05/31/2026

Today at approximately 1840 hours, WBFC crews were dispatched to Carolina Place for a public service call. Engine 39-3, Utility 39 and Chief 39 made the response.

One feline resident (😸) was removed from a tree by members with all nine lives still intact.

05/31/2026

At 1:24 AM Sunday morning the West Bradford fire Company volunteers responded to a vehicle accident on Stouff Road, which involved a broken utility pole with a transformer leaking fluid onto the ground. There were no injuries however, the roadway was closed for several hours so the pole could be replaced power restored and an authorized cleanup crew to clean up the oil.

Pennsylvania DEP was notified as well as PECO to respond to mitigate the hazard.

05/30/2026

This past Thursday, Engine 39-3 and Rescue 39 traveled to the Octorara Homeland Security and Protective Academy graduation ceremony held at the Chester County Public Safety Training Campus. Among the graduates were West Bradford Firefighter Jack Sand, who graduated the program with his National EMT certification, Vehicle Rescue Technician, and Interior Firefighter certification. Additionally, Jack recieved scholarships from the Chester county FOP and Chester County Fire Chiefs Association. Congratulations Jack!

05/25/2026

Today we pause to remember the men and women who gave their lives for this country and for the freedoms we often take for granted. Their sacrifice is the reason we get to enjoy moments like these with the people we love most.

May we never forget the courage, selflessness, and bravery of those who made the ultimate sacrifice. 🇺🇸

05/24/2026

05/21/2026

West Bradford Day was a success! It was good to see all of our neighbors from 2026 and 1776!