Plumsteadville Volunteer Fire Company operates out of two strategically located stations within the community. These stations are situated at opposite ends of Plumstead Township, ensuring efficient coverage and rapid emergency response.
We’re a hub of community spirit, dedication, and camaraderie. Our historic firehouse on Stump Road, just beyond the Easton Rd (611) and Stump Road intersection, has been a cornerstone of community safety since 1939. Between 1950 and 1986, multiple expansions transformed our firehouse to accommodate our growing apparatus fleet. We house Engine 24, Rescue 24, Tanker 24, Special Service 24, and Special Service 24-1 (UTV), which are essential pieces of apparatus to Plumstead township. But that’s not all! Our station also houses the Banquet Hall, a vibrant space where community events, celebrations, and gatherings occur.
Our strategically located station, just off Easton Rd (611) before the bypass begins, has served our community since its purchase in 1998. In 2000, a dedication ceremony marked the station’s official role in safeguarding Plumstead Township. During the summer of 2022, a full-scale renovation transformed the station, enhancing its functionality and aesthetics. In March 2023, the newly built and upgraded Station 20 opened its doors, ready to serve. We house Engine 20, Engine 20-1, and Utility 20 here. But our station isn’t just about apparatus—it’s about community resilience. Whether it’s a blazing fire, a medical emergency, or a hazardous situation, Station 20 stands vigilant. We’re more than bricks and mortar; we’re a promise to protect and serve.
