Westwood Fire Company

09/11/2026

This morning, we were honored to stand with Rainbow Elementary School for their Patriot Day ceremony. Students and staff gathered to learn about the significance of September 11, 2001, hear the National Anthem, recite the Pledge of Allegiance, and reflect on the importance of our nation’s first responders.

Thank you to the Valley Township Police Department Chester County for leading the flag‑raising and to our Westwood Fire Company personnel for representing the fire service.

A strong turnout and a meaningful morning of remembrance.

08/31/2026

This afternoon at approximately 1:45 PM, Westwood EMS was dispatched with the East Brandywine Fire Company to the 500 block of Reeceville Road in West Brandywine Township for an auto accident with entrapment.

Responding units arrived to find a vehicle overturned and resting on its roof in a residential driveway, with one occupant trapped inside. Rescue crews stabilized the vehicle and worked closely with our medical professionals to determine the safest and most efficient method of removing the driver. Once extricated, the patient was transferred to our ambulance with paramedics and transported to the hospital for further evaluation and treatment.

Since midnight this marked the 15th call of the day for our responders.

Excellent work by all personnel involved in today’s responses.

08/28/2026

Thank you to everyone who dined at The Hungry Pilot this evening and helped to support our organization!

We also want to give a HUGE shout out to the owners and staff of The Hungry Pilot for keeping us in mind and choosing to recognize our company. We truly appreciate your generosity and continued support of our first responders.

Providing fire protection and emergency medical services depends on the support of the community we serve, and we are incredibly grateful for the residents, businesses, and community partners who continue to stand behind us.

Thank you for supporting those who are always ready to answer the call!

08/27/2026

Dinner is at The Hungry Pilot tonight! Come out see our fire trucks, enjoy a great meal and support a local business that is supporting the Westwood Fire Company. 

08/20/2026

08/19/2026

Happening tonight, come join us at the Westwood Fire Company. 

08/19/2026

Dine and donate event at The Hungry Pilot is next Thursday from 4:00-8:00PM. Come out and support The Hungry Pilot who is supporting the Westwood Fire Company!

08/11/2026

Congratulations to Dave Reynolds — our neighboring Assistant Chief at Sadsburyville Fire Company No. 1 — on achieving the tremendous milestone of 45 years of dedicated volunteer service to our region!

While we have been fortunate to work alongside Chief Reynolds for many years in the fire service, we are even more fortunate to now call him part of our family!

Following a long and distinguished career as a Paramedic with Crozer-Chester Medical Center, Brandywine Hospital’s former Medic 93, and Sky FlightCare, Dave joined our Paramedic team just over a year ago. His extensive clinical knowledge, experience, skills, and talents have been a tremendous addition to our team and another great benefit to the communities we proudly serve.

Congratulations on 45 years of service, Chief!

During tonight’s regular monthly meeting of the Sadsburyville Fire Company, members gathered to recognize Assistant Chief Dave Reynolds for an incredible milestone. The milestone was 45 years of dedicated service to the fire service and to our community.

Dave began his journey at just 15 years old with the Sadsburyville Fire Company, following the path set by his father, Claude “Buzz” Reynolds. What started as a young man’s inspiration quickly became a lifelong calling. Over the decades, Dave has served as a senior firefighter, a chief officer, and spent more than twenty years as President of the SFC. His leadership, commitment, and steady presence have shaped generations of firefighters.

Beyond the firehouse, Dave built a 35+ year career as a paramedic at Crozer-Chester Medical Center, and now back in Chester County as he continues serving today with the Westwood Fire Company, our area paramedic service provider. His dedication to helping others has never wavered.

Dave’s legacy extends to his family as well. His son, Tyler Reynolds, proudly carries on the tradition as a third‑generation firefighter with Sadsburyville and his second son Ryan Reynolds, who filled out an application to be a junior member tonight. This is a testament to the impact Dave has made both at home and in the community.

Known for his humor, his storytelling, and his unmatched ability to show up when the work is toughest, Dave has long been one of the strongest supporters of the Sadsburyville Fire Company. His commitment and advocacy have played a major role in keeping our organization strong and moving forward.

Tonight, we were honored to celebrate Dave’s 45 years of service, leadership, and loyalty. We thank Dave, and his family, for the sacrifices, dedication, and heart they have given to this community.

Congratulations, Dave, and thank you for everything.