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Joint CPR Training for Stations 48 and 49 JANUARY 27 - On Wednesday, January 18, 44 active crew members of East Brandywine Fire Company and Glen Moore Fire Company completed their biannual CPR refresher. The course was taught by Chief 49 Joe Edwards, a certified American Red Cross CPR instructor. A current CPR certification is a requirement for all GMFC and EBFC first responders. This was the second joint training session for the two companies.... (Full Story & Photos)

Remembering one of GMFC's best JANUARY 19 - In remembrance of Assistant Chief Josh Wuertz - some words from GMFC members - "Let us not forget - on this day in 2008 we laid to rest one of the most respected members to walk through the door at GMFC. Joshua D. Wuertz was a dad, husband, son, brother, uncle, and a true friend to all who knew him. He touched many lives through the years as a firefighter and police officer in the communities ... (Full Story & Photos)

Early Morning Accident with Entrapment JANUARY 12 - Around 5:50am on Monday, January 9th, Station 48 along with an Engine from Station 49 were dispatched for a Motor Vehicle Accident in the 900 Block of Springton Road. Shortly after responding, Chief 48 was alerted by Chester County 911 that the vehicle accident had one trapped still inside the vehicle and was overturned. Rescue 48 and Engine 48 with a crew of 11 responded along with Engine 49 ... (Full Story & Photos)

Smoke Showing on Edna's Lane JANUARY 10 - On January 7th, 2012 Station 48 was dispatched to assist the East Brandywine Fire Company(49) along with Honey Brook(33-5), R.I.T. out of Twin Valley(69), Westwood Amb.144, and Medic 93 for a reported dwelling fire at 108 Edna's Lane in West Brandywine Township. Chief49(Edwards) arrived on the scene and reported "smoke showing" from the exterior of the two story home. Chief 48(Seese) arrived on ... (Full Story & Photos)

Area Bridge Weight Limit Downgraded DECEMBER 28 - The Glen Moore Fire Company was informed at 3:00PM today that Chester County Bridge 138 has been downgraded. The bridge, known as the Devereux Road Bridge, is located on Devereux Road north of Creek Road. It was downgraded from 20 tons to 3 tons after some deficiencies were discovered. We will keep you posted on the status of the bridge when more Information becomes available.... (Full Story & Photos)

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