A hero is someone who dedicates there life serving others. A hero is someone who is selfless, courageous, and committed to helping people . West End Fire Company is looking for heros. We are looking for you!
The fire service is in need of men and women in their community to volunteer their time performing various duties. Did you know that your local fire company is 100% volunteer? That includes the firefighters you see on the street, the office staff that manages the business aspects, and the dedicated members who raise funds to keep the firehouse running.
Our volunteer firefighters are well trained members of the community who have committed to providing adequate fire protection to the public. They are professional and experienced and are avaiable 24/7 for your needs. But we need help! With the rapid population growth to the area, our call volume is increasing quickly. As a result, we are looking to add to our membership. No experience is necessary. We will train you, we will gear you up, and we will make you part of our family. All you have to do is join.
Everyone has the ability to be a part of West End Fire Company. It's not just about fighting fire. We also need help with fundraising, office managment, and much more! If you have what it takes to be a hero, please call 267-718-1003 or 267-228-7015.
Want to see what we do? Click on the "Hero's Needed" heading to see some pictures of some of the incidents, trainings, and events West End Members were involved in over the last year.

The members of West End Fire Company spent Saturday using the Sherman Brothers Building and the Weight Watchers Building as a training site. The firefighters were able to practice skills such as ventilating a roof, forcing entry through doors, breaching walls, and searching large areas.

West End Fire Company extends our deepest sympathy to the members of Richlandtown Fire Company and to the family of Fire Police Jeff Nemeth who has passed away.  Please keep Firefighter  Nemeth's family, as well as his brothers and sisters in the fire service in your thoughts as they mourn the loss of a loved one.
 

West End Fire Company extends our deepest sympathy to the members of the Milford Township Fire Department and to the family of Firefighter Earl Derstine who passed away.  Earl was a 9 year veteran of the MTFD.  Please keep Firefighter Derstine's family, as well as his brothers and sisters in the fire service in your thoughts as they mourn the loss of a loved one.

Services are being held at Naugle Funeral Home in Quakertown PA on Tuesday, January 26, 2010
 

Rescue 18 was dispatched to the 49 local for a dwelling fire. The rescue took the RIT Assignment on the job and set up on side A near command. The crew stood by and was released a few hours later to respond to a second tactical box that was dispatched in 49's first due. While enroute to the second call, everything except the first in truck was recalled and the Rescue returned to the QFD local.

Congratulations go out to Captain Kevin Neubert and Geri Renee as they welcome Brennan Patrick into their lives. The new parents are proudly celebrating the newest addtion to their family. Best wishes to the Neubert family from all of the members of West End!

West End Fire Company extends our deepest sympathy to the members of Perkasie Fire Company and to the family of Fire Police Captain Ronald C. Dietrich who passed away last night. Please keep Captain Dietrich's family, as well as his brothers and sisters in the fire service in your thoughts as they mourn the loss of a loved one.

West End regrets to announce that we will no longer be selling lottery calenders. We thank everyone who has purchased from us in the past. Thank you for your support!

Every Wednesday Night! Doors open at 5:30 pm with games beginning at 6:45 pm. Play for the chance to win cash prizes and cash jackpots! Food will be available.

Companies were dispatched for reports of a possible store fire at the Pumping Station Road Wawa in Richland Township. Employees were reporting smoke in the building. Tower 18 and Rescue 58 arrived on scene and went to the roof to check the HVAC units while remaining 17 and 18 apparatus stood by. Battalion 18 took command. Battalion 17 from the interior and the roof crews reporting everything to be proven negative with the building. Engine 58 and Tower 26 were also dispatched on the assignment. Pics courtesy of Station 58.