At approximately 10:56 BRVFC responded to a vehicle accident on Egypt Rd. at the ramp to 422 WB. 1 vehicle veered off the side and of the road with minor injuries. All unit cleared and available at 11:30... (Full Story & Photos)

At approximately 6:18 a.m. early this morning, Engine 99-1 was dispatched to assist Lower Providence Fire Department on a building fire. Engine 99-1 arrived on scene and was released shortly after.... (Full Story & Photos)

Early this morning at approximately 12:42am, BRVFC responded to a Fire Alarm in the 100 building of The Madison Apartments. Upon investigating, crews discovered a defective smoke detector and advised the home owner to contact building maintenance in the morning. ... (Full Story & Photos)

At approximately 3:35AM crews from BRVFC responded to a building fire on the 800 block of Meadowview Ln. Upon arrival crews were met with a smoke condition inside of the building and began to investigate the source. After investigating crews determined the cause and cleared the scene by 4:45... (Full Story & Photos)

Today is National Slow Down, Move Over Awareness Day. Whenever you see an emergency vehicle including a fire truck, ambulance, police car or tow truck, it is the law that you move over to give them a safe working space. If it’s not possible to move over please slow down to keep a safe work zone. The BRVFC takes this very serious with the many busy roads in our first due area as well as a long strip ... (Full Story & Photos)

It’s going to be a long rainy day today in Upper Providence. We thought we would put out some reminders on road safety in the rain. View the picture for some good safety tips and remember drive safe! ... (Full Story & Photos)

It is getting to be that time of year where you will pull out your electric space heater or start using your wood burning stove. In the picture above gives you some very helpful tips when using portable heater products. For more helpful tips go to www.fpw.org
Be warm and safe this winter! ... (Full Story & Photos)

On Monday night firefighters trained in mayday procedures. Firefighters went through the scenario of conducting a search in zero visibility. During that search a simulated roof collapse happened rendering the firefighter trapped. Firefighters then had to press the emergency identifier on their radio and give their L.U.N.A.R. report to command. LUNAR is a acronym firefighters use to notify other firefighters ... (Full Story & Photos)