Fire District Map
Click here to find your Township Fire District.
Delaware Valley Volunteer Fire Company
| Firehouse Station #48 | Fire Substation #96 |
|---|---|
| 75 Headquarters Road Erwinna, PA 18920 | 237 Hollow Horn Road Pipersville, PA 18947 |
Phone: 610-294-9385 Fax: 610-294-9117
Email: dvvfc@epix.net
Web: www.delawarevalleyfire.com
Palisades Regional Fire Rescue
Palisades Regional Fire Rescue
PO Box 99, Kintnersville, PA 18930
Ottsville Firehouse Station #49
249 Durham Road,
Ottsville, PA 18942
Phone: 610-847-5270
Email: ovfc49@epix.net
Web: www.ovfc49.org
Email: admin@prfr43.org
Point Pleasant Volunteer Fire Company
Firehouse Station #41
6500 Point Pleasant Pike, PO Box 1
Point Pleasant, PA 18950
Phone: 215-297-5167
Email: chief@engine41.com
Web: www.engine41.com
Upper Black Eddy Volunteer Fire Company
Firehouse Station # 47
1716 Firehouse Lane
PO Box 171
Upper Black Eddy, PA 18972
Phone: 610-982-5710
Email: firehouse@ubefire.com
Web: www.ubefire.com
FIRE SAFETY TIPS
Smoke Alarms:
Properly installed and maintained smoke alarms provide a critical warning alarm that could save you and your loved ones by providing the chance to escape. If you need help choosing or installing fire alarms, contact your local Fire Station for assistance.
Please Don’t Burn:
It’s not only a fire hazard, it contributes to air pollution by adding chemicals such as hydrocarbons or carbon monoxide, causing health hazards for those with asthma or lung problems. Burning leaves means watching perfectly good natural nutrients go up in smoke. Compost, mulch or shred leaves and grass, and grind branches. Never burn plastic, rubbish or construction material. If you feel burning is your only option, carefully read the following policies before starting any fire on your property:
• Tinicum Township Open Burning Policy
• Dept of Environmental Protection Burning Policy
Reflective Numbers:
When an emergency responder has difficulty locating an address, they lose valuable time. Minutes can mean the difference between life and death for a family member or the complete loss of your home or barn to fire. Make sure you have properly sized reflective street numbers on your house or business. The numbers must be placed at a conspicuous location at the end of your driveway. The Dept. of Public Works can provide a compliant, reflective sign for a small fee of $10.00. If you have any questions, please contact us at 610-294-9154 or email Doug Skelton, Public Works Director, at moverbeck@tinicumbucks.org
Wild Fire Risk Reduction:
Learn more about how wildfire spread and simple steps to make your home safer at Firewise USA.
Emergency Evacuation Assistance – Special Needs Registry:
The Special Needs Registry is a free, voluntary and strictly confidential program designed to help those who would have difficulty during an evacuation due to physical or cognitive limitations, language barriers, or lack of transportation. The Special Needs Registry has now been combined with ReadyBucks, the alert system powered by Everbridge. Simply sign-up, select your alerts, and on the information page, check any Special Needs you may have or additional assistance you may need. After completing sign-up, not only will emergency personnel be able to serve you better by having your information at their fingertips, but will also be able to check your status based on the alerts they send out. Individuals or their caregivers can resister online at www.member.everbridge.net.
Confirm Your Municipality with Alarm Companies:
Bucks County 9-1-1 advises all alarm system subscribers to contact their respective alarm companies and have them record your specific municipality. This will prevent any unnecessary delays in emergency response.
