At 9 pm, Limerick Fire Dept was dispatched for a fire alarm at the Limerick Diner. Ladder 51, Tower 51, and Fire Police responded as well as local police. Crews arrived and investigated for a cause for the alarm activation. After silencing the alarm, crews and apparatus were made available about thirty minutes later. ... (Full Story & Photos)

At 9:18 am, LFD was dispatched to a fuel spill at Wawa on S Township Line Road. Upon arrival, the crews from Squad 51 and Rescue 51 cleaned up the fuel using absorbent. Traffic 51 assisted with directing traffic around the scene. ... (Full Story & Photos)

Monday night training consisted of taking the apparatus and crew to the old Whiskey Girl Saloon to practice firefighter mayday evolutions. Command was set up and everyone practiced as if it was a real-life mayday scenario. The juniors worked on ground ladder evolutions. Our newest probationary members observed the training and were given a tour of the Rescues inventory. ... (Full Story & Photos)

Limerick Fire Department was dispatched to a multi-vehicle accident at the intersection of N Lewis Road and the off-ramp to 422. Units that responded were Rescue 51, Fire Police 51, Command 51, and Chief 51. Crews assisted with clearing debris from the roadway and were back in the station a short time later. This was the department's 4th call of the day and the 12th call within a 24-hour time frame. ... (Full Story & Photos)

One of the gas odor calls that Limerick Fire Department responded to on the busy Sunday was dispatched at 4:09 pm. Engine 51, Ladder 51, Tower 51 and 51 Fire Police responded. Crews arrived, investigated and discovered a leaking gas line that led to a fireplace and secured the line. Crews were on scene for approximately 30 minutes. As Ladder 51 traveled back to the station they stopped to assist EMS ... (Full Story & Photos)

Firefighters from Limerick Fire Department had a very busy Sunday afternoon. The department was dispatched to seven separate calls within a couple hours. Several were simultaneous. Squad 51, Engine 51, Field 51-1, Field 51-2, 51 Fire Police, Command 51 and Chief 51 all responded. Due to high winds in the area, there were several trees down on wires that then sparked brush fires. Crews also responded ... (Full Story & Photos)

Squad 51 and Command 51 were dispatched at 11:32 am to assist station 98 with an odor of gas. Firefighters were on scene for about 15 minutes helping locate the source of the smell. All trucks were back in station within the hour.... (Full Story & Photos)

Today, our firefighters went to the William Penn Villas to help the residents change their smoke detector batteries. ... (Full Story & Photos)