Since 1942, Upper Milford Western District Fire Company has been a 100% volunteer organization. Our department is comprised of dedicated members of the community who selflessly give their time to protect and serve our neighbors, their homes, and businesses. No matter the hour, no matter the weather, no matter the emergency, when our community needs help, we’re there to answer the call – 24/7.
Upper Milford Western District Fire Company
Proudly serving our community since 1942.
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As a 100% volunteer department, funding is extremely limited and doesn’t come close to covering the costs of equipping our firefighters to protect the community. In addition to giving their time to serve, our volunteers organize various great community events to help fund our operations. Participation in any of the events below is a tremendous help – we thank you for your incredible support!
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We are an all-volunteer fire department and rely on community support to protect the residents, businesses, and property of Upper Milford’s Western District. Please consider supporting us – every donation is needed and greatly appreciated!
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Safety Officials Ask Citizens to Go Buy the Numbers
The Upper Milford Fire Department, in its ongoing commitment to community safety, is offering reflective address signs to residents. These signs are a vital tool for emergency responders, ensuring that homes are easily identifiable, even in challenging weather and lighting conditions. When moments matter, the clarity provided by these signs can make a life-saving difference.
For a donation of just $20, residents can enhance the visibility of their homes while also supporting the dedicated efforts of the UMWD Volunteer Fire Company. Every penny from these donations goes directly to aiding the volunteers who work tirelessly for the community’s well-being. Investing in one of these signs is an investment in both individual safety and community support!
