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Welcome to the Official Website for the Bethel Township Hose Co. No. 1
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Santa Letters
BFC, November 25
The department received a special delivery. Santa's helpers dropped a mailbox off in front of the firehouse. Please feel free to drop your letters to Santa off so our members can help get them to Santa! Parents please print your childs name clearly on the outside of the envelope. Bethel Township residents only will receive a response from Santa! Last day to drop off letters is Saturday December 16th. Any questions please email SantaLetters@bethelfire.com.... (Full Story & Photos)
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Engine Assists Brandywine Hundred (NCC 11)
BFC, October 29
Saturday morning October 28th just after 4 am Engine 66 was dispatched as part of a mutual aid assignment to assist Brandywine Hundred (NCC 11) on a residential structure fire.
The first arriving units had heavy fire showing. Engine 66 arrived and completed Engine 11-3’s split lay to secure a secondary water supply. Engine 66’s crew assisted with extinguishment and opening up on the second floor. ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Department Receives Gear Funding
BFC, October 11
Tuesday, October 10th the company accepted a donation of $77,695 from the Bethel Township Board of Supervisors towards the purchase of new turn-out gear. Thank you to the Bethel Township Board of Supervisors for your continued support of our all-volunteer department.... (Full Story & Photos)
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Mutual Aid Assist to Upper Chichester (10)
BFC, October 08
Saturday afternoon October 7th the company was dispatched as part of a mutual aid assignment to assist Upper Chichester (10) on a residential structure fire.
Engine 10 arrived as the first due engine with fire showing. Engine 66 arrived as the second-due engine and picked up Engine 10’s hydrant. Engine 66’s crew stretched a second hose line and checked the attic for extension. The fire was quickly placed under control. Truck and Squad 66 also made the response. ... (Full Story & Photos)
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