Welcome to the Official Website for the Bethel Township Hose Co. No. 1

Bethel Township Hose Company No.1 would like to thank Bethel Township for adopting Ordinance 244, establishing a Volunteer Service Tax Credit Program under Pennsylvania’s Act 172.

This program provides eligible volunteer firefighters with a 100% Township real estate tax credit when annual service requirements are met. The ordinance recognizes the time, dedication, and commitment required to serve the residents and businesses of Bethel Township.

This initiative supports both current members and those considering volunteering by helping strengthen emergency services within our community. Opportunities to serve are not limited to firefighting — administrative, fundraising, and support roles are ... (Full Story & Photos)

Saturday afternoon, December 6th, around 1315hrs, Squad 66 was dispatched to provide coverage for Brandywine Hundred (NCC 11) while they operated at a commercial structure fire in their district.

While enroute, the incident was upgraded to a Second Alarm, bringing Squad 66 to the fire scene.
Upon arrival, Squad 66 was assigned to supply Wilmington Manor’s ladder (NCC 28) for roof operations. Squad 66's crew made their way to the roof and operated a handline, assisting with suppression efforts until the fire was brought under control.

Later in the evening, around 1800hrs, the company was dispatched to a motor vehicle accident with reported entrapment in Bethel Township. Squad, Utility, and ... (Full Story & Photos)

Monday evening, November 24th, a little after 6:30 p.m. Engine and Truck 66 assisted Concordville (59) on a residential structure fire located in Concord Township. Later in the evening, just before 9:30 p.m., Engine and Truck 66 assisted Claymont (NCC 13) on a residential structure fire. ... (Full Story & Photos)

Thursday morning, November 20th, around 07:45 a.m., the company was dispatched to the intersection of Foulk Road and Zebley Road for a motor vehicle accident with entrapment. Upon arrival, crews from Squad 66 and NCC Tower 13 (Claymont Fire Co.) performed extrication by removing the driver’s side doors and the B-post. Units cleared after the patient was safely removed and turned over to EMS. ... (Full Story & Photos)

Thank You Veterans... (Full Story & Photos)