Due to weather conditions the carnival Tuesday night has been cancelled. We hope to see you Wednesday night! Please check our Facebook page or website for future updates.

The carnival is back again this year! Please stop by and support your local fire department. 
 
Please visit the MTFD kitchen and enjoy a great meal that is cooked by your local firefighters! We will also have lots of games and prizes that will keep you entertained.
 
Be sure to stop by Friday night to view the spectacular fireworks show! (Rain date will be Saturday)
 
Every night is Family night!!
 
When: June 18th- June 22nd (6:00 pm -10:00pm)
Where: 2100 Krammes Rd. (Milford Township Building)

MTFD was dispatched with Medic 108 to a four vehicle accident on Rt 663 and Allentown Rd. Upon arrival the crew was split and assisted with hazard control on multiple vehicles. Various Fire Police agencies assist with traffic control for approximately 90 minutes.

 
Pool filling season has arrived!  This is just another service we provide to the community. If you need your pool filled or just topped off please give us a call at 215.536.1765

EMAIL: poolfill@mtfd5775.com

3500 gallons per load
-In the township $125.00
-Outside of the township $135.00
 

Recently, Volunteers of Milford Township Fire Department practice their skills at vehicle rescue.  Station 57/75 handles heavily traveled roadways in our first due response including 13 miles of the Pennsylvania Turnpike, Route 663, and Allentown Rd. 

Congratulations to Tyler Hitchcock on successfully completing the FFI challenge on April 13th. As a junior firefighter recently turning fulltime active firefighter, Tyler has been developing his skills and knowledge for many years. It is a tremendous accomplishment to all his hard work and dedication. Tyler awaits his FFII results, which he also challenged the weekend of April 12th.  MTFD congratulates Tyler and looks forward to great things from him.

Tanker 75 was dispatched at 14:05 hrs to assist Montgomery County Station 71 (Red Hill) with a Propane truck that was stuck in a ditch. Tanker 75 stood by to supply Squad 65 (Pennsburg) while the truck was uprighted.

Chief 57, Engine 57, Engine 75, and Tanker 56 on scene at St. Isidores Church for a vehicle fire. Tanker 56 arrived on scene with a quick knock down on the fire before it could extend to adjacent vehicles. Units on scene where in service for under 60 minutes.

Last night Tanker 75 was dispatched with Montco Station 42 (Green Lane) as part of the North Zone Tanker Task Force for a dwelling fire in Marlborough Township. Shortly after Engine 57 was also requested to cover Station 58 (Trumbauersville) however after responding the Engine was redirected to Fernbrook Park to establish a secondary water supply from the creek. Engine 75 was held at Station with a full crew to cover the 1st due and the surrounding area. MTFD was in service for approximately 3 hours.

The first week in April has been busy for the Volunteers at Milford Township Fire Department. Over the week span the calls consisted of 1 vehicle fire, 2 brush fires, vehicle accidents, and assisted with the PA Turnpike Commission 3 times.

On a quiet Sunday afternoon, MTFD was dispatched to the area of Allentown Rd and Foulkes Mill Rd for an accident with injuries. Engine 57 arrived first and corrected the location to Allentown Rd and Mill Rd with a vehicle that went off the roadway into the Park.  Special Service 75 and Engine 57 stayed on scene to control the hazards and secured the vehicle. The department was cleared after 60 minutes of service.

Tanker 75 and Engine 57 received the call to assist Station 63 (Haycock) for a confirmed dwelling at 20:45 Tuesday night.  While on scene the Tanker assisted with water supply and the Engine Company assisted with overhaul on the second floor.  MTFD went available from the scene Wednesday morning at 12:30am.

Every Monday night MTFD host a training class for its members to better serve the community and stay sharp on their skills. Recently we reviewed tactics on vehicles fires and ventilation techniques. If you are interested becoming a member of our team please visit the “Become a Volunteer” section of our webpage.

Station 57,75, 58,17, and Station 18 was dispatched for a truck fire against a dwelling. Battalion 75 arrived on scene confirming a dump truck well involved with no extension into the dwelling. Units were held to Engine 57, Engine 58, Ladder 57, Squirt 18 and Special Service 75.

Tanker 75 was dispatched to assist in Hereford Berks County with a large barn fire. The Tanker supplied over 10,500 gallons of water durring the assist and was on scene for 2 hours.