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Click the above image for the Chester County Fire & EMS Strategic Plan
35th Annual Congressional Fire Services Institute Symposium
Chester County Fire Chiefs Association, February 16
Chief Officers and Firefighters from the Phoenixville Fire Department, Westwood Fire Company and West Grove Fire Company represented the Chester County delegation.
This event was hosted by the Congressional Fire Services Institute that aims to educate members of Congress about the needs and challenges of our nation’s fire and emergency services to help them understand how the federal government ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Members of the fire service represented Chester County at this annual event
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The Chester County Commissioners declared a ban on open burning for all residents and businesses in Chester County, which will take effect at 5 pm on Sunday, October 27, 2024
Chester County Fire Chiefs Association, October 28
The temporary 30-day ban is based on current and forecasted weather conditions and the recent increase in brush fires across the County. Wildfire potential is very high throughout Chester County due to drought, dry fuels, winds, and fluctuating temperatures. All open burning, as defined in the attached resolution, is banned until Monday, November 25, 2024.... (Full Story)
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Countywide burn ban
President Gerald DiNunzio, October 27
The Chester County Commissioners declared a ban on open burning for all residents and businesses in Chester County, which will take effect at 5 pm on Sunday, October 27, 2024. The temporary 30-day ban is based on current and forecasted weather conditions and the recent increase in brush fires across the County. Wildfire potential is very high throughout Chester County due to drought, dry fuels, winds, ... (Full Story)
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