The Lingohocken Fire Company is diligently working to ensure public safety during the COVID-19 outbreak.
In the event of an emergency please advise the dispatcher if you or anyone in your home is feeling unwell.
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This date TK35 was dispatched on the second alarm on box 46-54. Shortly after E35 was dispatched as part of a Tanker Task Force assignment. E35 and TK35 were in service for roughly 3 hours.
This date R35 was dispatched to assist St 46 with a dwelling fire. Crew from R35 provided man power and was in service for roughly an hour.
This date LFC was dispatched to the 3800 block of Parkside Drive for a fire alarm activation. Alarm set off by contractors no need for fire services.
This date LFC was dispatched along with St5 to the 4200 block of Lower Mountain Rd for the report of a dwelling fire. DC35 arrived to find a dwelling with fire showing from the roof in the area of the chimney. E95 arrived and made an exterior attack. E85 and 35 arrived and pulled a line to the inter...
This date LFC was dispatched 2300 block of Heritage Center Dr for a commercial alarm system activation. Crews arrived to find a malfunctioning alarm.
Properly display your house numbers so emergency personnel can find your residence quickly. Lingohocken Fire Company, Police and Emergency Medical Services strongly encourage all residents to properly post their address.
To assist residents, the Lingohocken Fire Company has begun processing orders for blue reflective address signs that can be displayed near the street. They may be displayed either on a mailbox or a post in the front yard. If your mailbox is not located on your property, it is recommended to have the reflective sign posted on a post, at least 3 feet high in your front yard or at the end of the driveway so it is visible in both directions.
- Signs are double sided, blue with white numbers on each side.
- Signs are 6" by 18" with rounded corners and 3" numbers.
- Highly reflective background and easily seen at night.
-Rust and weather proof heavy gauge aluminum sign.
******Signs are $15.00 each and it includes mounting hardware******
To order send: Name, Phone number, Street Address, want the numbers to be Horizontal (left/right) or Vertical (up/down)
Check made out to: Lingohocken Fire Company, PO Box 102, Wycombe, PA. 18980
Check local weather forecasts to ensure appropriate weather conditions. Be smart, be safe.
If you are going to have a controlled burn, prior to burning please call Bucks County Emergency Communications at 215-345-1411 and advise them of your address and about how long you will be burning. Upon completion call back and advise it has been extinguished.
Wrightstown Township: Burning permitted 2 hours after sun rise and needs to be extinguished 2 hour before sun down. Needs to be 50' away from any structure. No construction materials permitted. Bon fires or ceremonial fires, need to contact Township Fire Marshall during normal business hours at (215) 598-3313, Ext 104 the week prior to your request for approval.
Buckingham Township: Burning is permitted 1 hour after sun rise and needs to be extinguished 1 hour before sun down.
Upper Makefield Township: No open burning permitted!
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Emergencies can happen at anytime without any advance notice. Click on the "file" tab and printout the BCEmergencyPreparedness guide. Guide has contact phone numbers for emergency services, hospitals and media outlets. The guide also has sample diagrams of family escape plans, family contact forms and checklists for emergency preparedness kits as well as "To Go Kits".
Emergencies aren't just storms! They can be as simple as a fire in your neighborhood which prevents you from getting home, to a Police standoff which restricts you access to your home.
If you have an interest in becoming a volunteer, no matter if it is a firefighter or an associate member click on the file tab. There you will find a listing for "Fire Company Application". Print one out and you can either mail it in to PO Box 102, Wycombe, Pa. 18980 or drop it off on any Tuesday night at the Main firehouse located at 1090 Washington Ave. Wycombe, Pa.
No matter what your background is there is a position for you. Your training is completely paid for by the Fire Company, the only thing we ask is your time. Once you clear basic training, your training can go in multiple directions of your choosing. You can make it a family affair, we have a number of Father and Son teams, as well as families of firefighters and associates.
If you want to give back to your Community, help your neighbors in a time of need or just meet new people, the Fire Company is the place for you.