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Welcome to the Lower Providence Fire Department
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The Lower Providence Fire Department is dedicated to safeguarding the lives, property, and well-being of the residents, businesses, and visitors of Lower Providence Township. With two fire stations and nine state-of-the-art apparatus, our department stands ready to respond to emergencies and ensure the highest level of fire protection and emergency services.
In addition to serving our local community, we provide critical mutual aid to neighboring municipalities, including Collegeville, Trappe, and Norristown Boroughs, as well as Upper Providence, Upper Merion, West Norriton, Worcester, East Norriton, Skippack, and Limerick Townships. This collaboration strengthens our region’s ability to respond to large-scale incidents and enhances overall public safety.
We are proud to be a 100% volunteer organization, relying on the support and dedication of our community. Our Annual Firemen’s Fair, Fund Drive, and other fundraising efforts play a crucial role in helping us maintain our services and equipment, ensuring that we remain prepared to protect and serve at all times.
Thank you for supporting the Lower Providence Fire Department as we continue our mission of service and safety.
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New Engine 53 Update #3
Deputy Chief Christopher Reynolds, March 15
On Friday the LPFD Apparatus Committee received our third set of images for the New Engine build.
This update shows that the body panels have been created and are ready for future assembly. Also the pump house structure is complete and awaiting the completed frame for mounting. For the full image gallery please view the attached PDF.
We are excited to see this progress and know that a new Fire ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Large Wildland Response to Betzwood 🔥🌳
Deputy Chief Christopher Reynolds, March 13
UPDATE: March 14, 2025 (16:30hrs.)
The Betzwood Fire is now completely extinguished.
All fire units are clear of the scene.
Thank you again to all of our local, state, and federal partners for your assistance.
At approximately 5pm the department was dispatched to the area of Valley Lane and Nester Drive in the Betzwood section of the township for a reported brush fire. Initial callers indicated ... (Full Story & Photos)
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New Engine 53 Update #2
Deputy Chief Christopher Reynolds, March 12
On Friday the LPFD Apparatus Committee received our second set of images for the New Engine build.
This update shows that the cab frame is nearing completion. For the full image gallery please view the attached PDF.
We are excited to see this progress and know that a new Fire Engine is on the way to serving the community soon.
We will continue to provide updates on a regular basis, Stay Tuned!... (Full Story & Photos)
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Mega Passes on Sale Now !!
LPFD , March 06
It is never too late to start making summer plans !
The warm weather is coming .... we hope !! With the beginning of spring upon us, summer will be here before you know it.
One 75+ Year tradition is the early summer Firefighter's fair in Lower Providence.
Where the community enjoys food, games, rides and of course LPFD Famous Donuts, while supporting the Fire Department.
This year's fair is ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Tuesdays are for Training
Deputy Chief Christopher Reynolds, March 04
Every Tuesday members gather at the station to conduct training activities and exercises.
While this weeks training may appear peculiar on the outside it has a very real importance to firefighters.
This weeks training session focused on Air Management, This training had a few simplified objectives.
First, we want members to understand that air consumption is a personalized thing that varies depending ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Windy Saturday Keeps LPFD Busy
LPFD Radio Room , March 02
A windy and dry Saturday welcomed Meteorological Spring, and a busy 24 hour stretch for the LPFD.
During the 24-hour period of 1am Saturday to 1am Sunday, LPFD members handled over 10 calls for service. During this time, the LPFD maintained staffing of at least 10 members to ensure proper coverage of the township and surrounding communities.
The first call of the tour was dispatched at 1:40am for ... (Full Story & Photos)
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First Look at the New Engine 53
LPFD News Desk, February 28
Today the LPFD Apparatus Committee received our first images of our New Engine build.
Images show that the frame of the cab is nearing completion and that our Hale pump has arrived and will begin preliminary modifications soon.
We are excited to see this progress and know that a new Fire Engine is on the way to serving the community soon.
We will continue to provide updates on a regular basis, ... (Full Story & Photos)
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