Colorful leaves are part of the season, but once they dry out, piles of leaves and other yard debris can become fuel for a fire. Windblown embers or a small ignition source can set dry vegetation alight, especially when leaves collect close to homes, vehicles, or other combustible materials. The NFPA recommends removing leaves and debris from roofs and gutters and keeping flammable materials away ... (Full Story & Photos)

This Veterans Day, the Malvern Fire Company proudly honors the men and women who have served in the United States Armed Forces. Your courage, sacrifice, and dedication to our nation deserve our gratitude today and every day.

To the veterans in our community, among our fellow first responders, and within our families: thank you for answering the call to serve. We also recognize the military families ... (Full Story & Photos)

What Caused the Rainbow Over the Fire Station? 🌈

Did you happen to catch the beautiful rainbow over the Malvern Fire Company? It was more than just a beautiful sight — it was a little science at work!

A rainbow forms when sunlight passes through water droplets suspended in the atmosphere. As sunlight enters each raindrop, it bends (refracts), reflects off the inside of the drop, and bends again ... (Full Story & Photos)

At 16:15, the Malvern Fire Company was dispatched to the 100 block of Grubb Road for a motor vehicle accident with possible entrapment. MICU 4 arrived and found one vehicle on its side with the occupant still inside and uninjured. Chief 4 requested Squad 5 from East Whiteland for additional assistance.
Upon arrival, crews broke out the sunroof and safely removed the occupant from the vehicle. Chief ... (Full Story & Photos)

Slow Down. Move Over. Save Lives.

This week, Malvern Fire Company recognizes National Crash Responders Safety Week, a time to recognize and honor the men and women who respond to roadway emergencies and put themselves in harm's way to help others.

Every day, firefighters, EMS personnel, law enforcement officers, tow truck operators, and highway safety professionals respond to crashes and roadside ... (Full Story & Photos)