Kimberton Fire Company

Fire as seen by the first arriving Chiefs

Firefighters pulling the first hose lines

Fire Line tape around the wire burning in the yard

Fire takes over the main barn

Around back - firefighters found a cow and two pigs awaiting rescue

rear of the barn

Crews work to get the cow out of the barn

Rounding up one of the pigs

The cow and pigs stand outside the barn

crews working in the rear of the barn

firefighters work some hot spots after the bulk of the fire is extinguished.

Firefighters coming into the fire station knew they were going to see action. Smoke billows over the Ferris wheel on the fairgrounds.

The Kimberton Fire Dept / Kimberton Fair donated to the family two ride wristbands for the kids to use at the fair tonight and 7 chicken BBQ dinner tickets for the family.

Kimberton firefighter Kyle Mastrangelo donated a new holster for the family's cow.


By Deputy Chief Chuck Fields
July 30, 2022

Saturday July 30th. At 5:36 AM Firefighters from Kimberton, Phoenixville, Valley Forge and Ridge fire departments were alerted for a barn fire on Prizer Road in East Pikeland Township. Chief 61 was the first to arrive and found a barn well involved in fire and wires down and burning in the front yard. The Chief called for tankers which brought: Lionville, Glenmoore and Ludwigs Corner to the scene. Firefighters rescued a cow and two pigs from the barn. Royersford & Spring City also assisted with manpower on the fire. East Whiteland Fire Co handled a fire alarm for Kimberton during the fire and Kimberton crews ran two more calls after getting back from the barn fire. We'd like to thank the surrounding FD's for their assistance at the fire. County Fire Investigators were on the scene investigating the origin. Crews are cleaning up now and headed back to the fairgrounds for the last night of the Kimberton Fair which opens at 4 PM today. The Kimberton FD and community Fair later donated 7 chicken BBQ tickets and two ride wrist bands (for the children) to the family -so they could come enjoy the last day of the fair. A firefighter also went and got their cow a new Holster to wear.

Units:	Rescue 61, Tanker 61, Brush 61 and all 3 Chiefs

Mutual Aid:	Ladder 65, Ambulance 67-4, Engine 68-5, Engine 62-5, Engine 47-5, Engine 48-5, Tanker 73, Rescue 63/Traffic 63, Montgomery Engine 98, and the County Fire Marshals.