The Radnor Fire Company wants to remind all homeowners and businesses to ensure the fire hydrant on your property is clear of snow and visible to first responders. A 3' clear radius around the fire hydrant is preferred.

'Adopt Your Fire Hydrant' and ensure it is ready to be used in case a fire strikes in your neighborhood. Please be alert as we will be seeing a few chances for snow over the next ... (Full Story & Photos)

Blinding wind-driven snow, extreme cold, icy roads, avalanches and downed trees and power lines can all accompany winter storms. Communication lines can be cut off, and access to emergency and medical services may be severely limited once extreme weather hits a region.

Staggering winter storm statistics show that 70 percent of winter storm deaths are automobile related. One-fourth of winter storm ... (Full Story & Photos)

The Radnor Fire Company will accept donations from 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. on Monday, January 19th. We ask the public to park in our side parking lot off of S. Wayne Ave. Please do not park in front of the fire station.

Cradles to Crayons, the local nonprofit that combats the effects of poverty faced by children in the Greater Philadelphia area, will conduct a region-wide drive to collect essential everyday ... (Full Story & Photos)

This past weekend, the Radnor Fire Company assisted Santa Claus in his annual ride through Radnor Township and neighboring communities. The event is affectionately known as 'Santabulance'. The Radnor Fire Company would like to thank Mr. Claus for coming and all those who came out to see him!... (Full Story & Photos)

The Radnor Fire Company and its partners at the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) would like to offer you some helpful holiday safety tips. Each year, fire departments respond to an average of 210 structure fires caused by Christmas trees in the United States. Carefully decorating Christmas trees can help make your holidays safer.

Picking the tree

• If you have an artificial tree, ... (Full Story & Photos)