Bryn Athyn Fire Company serves as the primary emergency medical service to both Bryn Athyn Borough and Lower Moreland Township. Bryn Athyn Fire Company staffs an Advanced Life Support ambulance 24/7, responding to over 1,600 calls a year. Bryn Athyn Fire Company also provides fire response to Bryn Athyn Borough mutual aid response to Lower Moreland township.
Have you ever seen a firetruck drive by and thought, I wish I could to do that? You can!
BAFC is accepting applications to become firefighters and whether you already have experience or are just beginning your journey as a firefighter, BAFC will help you achieve your goal.
As a member of BAFC, you join an elite team of experienced people who share your sense of duty and service to our community.
BAFC is looking for:
There is no cost to you. As an active member of BAFC, training and all necessary gear is provided.
You only need to bring your enthusiasm and motivation for becoming a Bryn Athyn Firefighter.
The course is not for young children, but all are welcome to stop by. This is also a chance to tour the station and see the trucks. Free food!
View all EventsThe Bryn Athyn Fire Company Ambulance is dispatched about 1600 times each year. Statistically, chances are high that we will be on your street during the year, assisting at a nearby home or business, if not at your own.
We have two ambulances certified by the Pennsylvania Department of Health. Our two units, purchased in 2009 and 2016, carry all the required equipment for Advance Life Support (Paramedic) services.
This depends on the reason that you call. An ambulance will arrive for medical emergencies - sudden illness or severe injuries. Our local police departments also serve as first responders, often arriving quickly because they are already on patrol. Officers will begin first aid treatment and let us know what to expect when we reach the scene. Finally, rescue teams bring special tools to get into vehicles that are damaged in an accident.