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| 2026 Incidents |
| Month | Fire | EMS |
| Jan | 144 | 339 |
| Feb | 185 | 323 |
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| Total | 329 | 662 |
| 2025 Incidents |
| Month | Fire | EMS |
| Jan | 151 | 430 |
| Feb | 136 | 329 |
| Mar | 163 | 371 |
| Apr | 141 | 288 |
| May | 148 | 376 |
| Jun | 133 | 344 |
| Jul | 182 | 377 |
| Aug | 146 | 436 |
| Sept | 128 | 420 |
| Oct | 148 | 381 |
| Nov | 148 | 0 |
| Dec | 173 | 0 |
| Total | 1797 | 3752 |
| 2024 Incidents |
| Month | Fire | EMS |
| Jan | 137 | 381 |
| Feb | 108 | 324 |
| Mar | 110 | 381 |
| Apr | 150 | 362 |
| May | 126 | 363 |
| Jun | 187 | 373 |
| Jul | 162 | 335 |
| Aug | 160 | 391 |
| Sept | 110 | 383 |
| Oct | 151 | 401 |
| Nov | 150 | 359 |
| Dec | 171 | 438 |
| Total | 1722 | 4491 |
| 2023 Incidents |
| Month | Fire | EMS |
| Jan | 110 | 326 |
| Feb | 113 | 308 |
| March | 107 | 337 |
| April | 164 | 515 |
| May | 119 | 384 |
| June | 131 | 316 |
| July | 145 | 340 |
| Aug | 124 | 332 |
| Sept | 113 | 340 |
| Oct | 114 | 351 |
| Nov | 131 | 369 |
| Dec | 153 | 375 |
| Total | 1524 | 4293 |
| 2022 Incidents |
| Fire | EMS |
| Jan. | 122 | 369 |
| Feb. | 97 | 263 |
| March | 121 | 318 |
| April | 109 | 271 |
| May | 145 | 361 |
| June | 131 | 329 |
| July | 128 | 373 |
| Aug. | 126 | 350 |
| Sept. | 105 | 343 |
| Oct. | 154 | 367 |
| Nov. | 133 | 355 |
| Dec. | 173 | 388 |
| Total | 1544 | 4087 |
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Ash Kickers Top Fire Fighter Division @2026 Fight for Air Stair Climb
KPVFC.COM, April 12
On Saturday, the team took on the Fight For Air Climb - Philadelphia and delivered an incredible performance. This year, the firefighter stair climb team more than doubled in size and raised over $5,800 in support of the American Lung Association Every team member completed the full 50 floors / 1,088 steps, with all but one conquering the climb in full firefighter gear—an added 70 lbs. of challenge. Special ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Breakfast with the Easter Bunny
Assistant Chief Matthew Curll, March 15
Come Join the Swedesburg Vol. Fire Co. on Sunday March 29th as the Easter Bunny stops in for an all you can eat breakfast! Come enjoy and all you can eat buffet prepared by your local firefighters and get your photos with the Easter Bunny! Doors are open from 8:00 AM till 12:00 Noon. Prices are as followed;
Adults (10 and over) $15 Kids (5-9 Years old) $8 Lil' Kids (0-4) Free
We hope to see you ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Spring Forward Safely: Change Your Clocks, Practice Fire Safety
Fire Marshal William Daywalt, March 06
With daylight saving time just around the corner, residents are encouraged to take a few minutes to test their smoke alarms and carbon monoxide detectors. When clocks move forward one hour on Sunday, March 8, it’s the perfect reminder to make sure every home is protected with properly functioning life-safety devices.
This call to action comes with urgency. Three out of five home fire deaths occur ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Adopt a Fire Hydrant
Fire Marshal William Daywalt, January 29
When snow piles up, fire hydrants can become buried and difficult for firefighters to access during an emergency. Just a few minutes of delay can make a big difference when every second counts.
You can help by “adopting” a hydrant near your home or business:
✅ Clear snow and ice after each snowfall ✅ Keep a 3 foot wide path from the street to the hydrant ✅ Maintain at least 3 feet of space around ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Fire Safety Tip: Electric Portable Space Heaters
Fire Marshal William Daywalt, January 15
Electric portable space heaters can provide warmth, but they are also a leading cause of residential fires if used improperly. Follow these safety tips to help prevent fires and injuries:
• Keep heaters at least 3 feet away from anything that can burn, including furniture, curtains, bedding, and clothing • Plug heaters directly into a wall outlet — never use extension cords or power strips • Use ... (Full Story)
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Lithium-Ion Battery Safety Tip
Fire Marshal William Daywalt, December 29
Lithium-ion batteries power a wide range of devices, including smartphones, laptops, e-scooters, e-bikes, e-cigarettes, smoke alarms, toys, and even cars. If these batteries are not used properly or become damaged, they can catch fire or explode.
Lithium-ion batteries contain a significant amount of energy in a compact space. If damaged or misused, they may overheat, ignite, or explode. Discontinue ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Santa visit to CHOP King of Prussia
KPVFC.COM, December 24
On Christmas Eve Day, the Santa Run Crew from the King of Prussia Fire Co escorted Santa through the streets of King of Prussia. The day wrapped up with a visit to CHOP King of Prussia, joined by members from the Swedesburg Fire Co, Upper Merion Fire & EMS, Upper Merion Police, and the Jefferson Hospital System Stroke Truck stationed in King of Prussia.
The King of Prussia Fire Co would like to thank ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Army-Navy Game Ball stops in King of Prussia
KPVFC.COM, December 12
On Thursday, December 11, 2025, at 11:20 p.m., with temperatures around 24 degrees, the King of Prussia Fire Company supported the USMA West Point Marathon Team as they carried the official Army-Navy Game Ball along Route 202 through Upper Merion Township. The ball is on its way to Baltimore for the upcoming Army-Navy Game on Saturday.
The runners were accompanied by an escort that included a motorcycle ... (Full Story & Photos)
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