As the curve begins to flatten, Hartsville Fire Company would like everyone to stop and thank the one first responder service that stepped up, while the rest of us stepped back. As we saw a rise in the infection rate, fire companies and police departments reduced their exposure with the general public and with each other. Roll calls, company meetings, and training were cancelled or taken to an online ... (Full Story & Photos)

Please continue to keep safe and healthy.

1) Stay home!

2) If you must go out, continue to socially distance at least 6 feet.

3) Utilize a Mask.

4) Wash your hands!

Hartsville Fire Company continues to provide the same level of service. We are all in this together.... (Full Story & Photos)

On February 20th, Hartsville Responded with Warminster Fire Department and multiple mutual aide departments to a reported dwelling fire at the corner of St. Charles Ave. and Park Heights Ave. Chief 29 (Warrington) arrived on scene with a working fire and established command. Engine 93 (Lt. Kirchner) arrived and assisted Engine 78 (Warrington) with fire attack. Squirt 93 (A/C Ardiff) arrived, established ... (Full Story & Photos)

Last night Hartsville Fire Company had the pleasure to host state representative Meghan Schroeder. PA State Rep. Meghan Schroeder met with local leaders in an informational work group to discuss the challenges facing emergency services. Leaders from Hartsville, Warminster Fire Department, Warwick Township Fire Company No. 1, Ivyland Fire-Company, and Midway Volunteer Fire Company. Thank you all who ... (Full Story & Photos)

In 2013, HFC members were going through the company archives when they came across two letters addressed to an Anna Dager of Ivyland. The first letter was from the War Department advising Mrs. Dager that her son, Thomas E. Dager, who was previously listed as missing in action on January 23, 1945, was now confirmed killed in action. The second letter was from a chaplain who gave her more information ... (Full Story & Photos)