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Today January 3rd, 2019, we pause to remember Chief Walter Capstick of the Glenolden Fire Company.

Chief Capstick Died in the Line of Duty on this date in 1928.

Please keep the family of Chief Capstick and the members of the Glenolden Fire Company in your thoughts as you go about your day. ... See MoreSee Less

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Glenolden Fire Company Station 5 shared a post.

4 weeks ago

Take a few minutes and watch this important fire safety message. This could save your life.

#closebeforeyoudoze

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In a house fire, are you safer sleeping with your bedroom doors open or closed? See the dramatic, life-saving difference a door can make. #CloseBeforeYouDoze Courtesy of UL Firefighter Safety Research Institute #FireFirefighters For more information and resources, visit closeyourdoor.org. ... See MoreSee Less

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A wooden door will do very well. The goal is to give you time and protect you from smoke. Most animals are very keen to dangerous conditions and are very likely to hide. Please understand we do care and will do our very best to protect all pets but our ultimate mission is to protect human life above all. We may suggest keeping pets in a bedroom with a closed door while you are sleeping also.

How about if I have cats it's hard to keep door close and it is a wooden bedroom door ?

Glenolden Fire Company Station 5

4 weeks ago

At 1734 hours today, Station 5 was dispatched to a working building fire in Collingdale Borough. Tower 5 arrived as first due Truck and was met with heavy fire conditions from the rear of the residence. Special thank you to Aston Twp fire company and Rocky Run fire company for covering/protecting the Borough while we were providing mutual aid. ... See MoreSee Less

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Like the apparatus placement - leave room for the truck

Strong work !!

God bless all for your service an stay safe Rosanne England

Good job

You know there been a lot of fires this year. Is something going on in the area? Or is it just a lot of people not knowing what they are doing with heater, Christmas lights, Etc?

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You guys worked hard last night. A lot was going on. Thank you for all you do to keep us safe.

God Bless all of you for everything you do.

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