Penn Wynne Fire Company - Station 21

08/07/2026

Engine 21 responded and assumed RIT duties.

07/24/2026

Today we remember and honor the life of Captain Royds on this fifth anniversary. We shall never forget your sacrifice.

07/16/2026

Ladder 21 was requested to cover while they operated at a large scrap yard fire. While en route, Ladder 21 was requested to the scene. Crews operated portable monitors until released to cover Yeadon Fire Co. 16. While in Yeadon, Ladder 21 ran responded to two calls until they were released. The truck was in service assisting for 5 hours. Thanks 6abc for capturing us at the scene of the scrap yard fire. https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1Cq8JSoSa8/?mibextid=wwXIfr

07/04/2026

Today we pause to remember Sean DeMuynck, whom we lost five years ago today. Sean was only with us for two years however his memory lives on with us forever, and he is watching over us and keeping us safe.

07/01/2026

Remember to come see us Friday!!!

07/01/2026

Come join the fun with the Penn Wynne Civic Association sponsored parade and carnival.

Lines can be long to purchase wristbands at the start of the carnival! But you can beat the crowd by purchasing and picking up your wristbands at the firehouse on July 3rd from 5-7pm.

06/19/2026

Vehicle rescue assignment last night at City Ave. and Lancaster Ave. with Belmont Hills Fire Company and Philadelphia Fire Department. PFD arrived first, stabilized the vehicle and removed the windshield allowing access to the driver. Rescue 21’s crew secured the battery of the second vehicle and controlled fluids.

05/07/2026

Station 21 and E25-1 from Merion Fire Company of Ardmore responded to the 500 block of Rock Glen Road for a vehicle fire. The fire was knocked down by the operator and LMPD, and crews checked the equipment to ensure there were no other issues.

05/04/2026

🚒 Fire Safety 101 🚒

Is your family prepared in case of home fire or other emergency?

Make sure all members of your family know TWO WAYS OUT of each room in your home.🏠

05/03/2026

Just before noon today, the commercial box dropped for St. George’s Rd in Surburban Square. Ladder 21 responded and arrived as the second due ladder nosing into Ladder 25. Our crew was assigned to the roof to evaluate the HVAC units and see it they were the cause of the odor. Once the HVAC units were ruled out, our crew returned to street level. After the source was identified, we assisted with ventilation. Resources on scene were and the Township Fire Marshal.