Mill Creek Fire Company - Stations 2&21

Mill Creek Fire Company - Stations 2&21 Emergency Services Provider

The 14th Annual New Castle County EMS Sudden Cardiac Arrest Survivors Reunion was held on Wednesday, June 3, 2026, at Br...
06/10/2026

The 14th Annual New Castle County EMS Sudden Cardiac Arrest Survivors Reunion was held on Wednesday, June 3, 2026, at Brandywine High School in North Wilmington.

This year’s reunion celebrated over 30 cases of sudden cardiac arrest from 2025 where patients were successfully resuscitated by first responders and ultimately walked out of the hospital with no neurological deficits.

Hosted by our partners at , this amazing event recognizes both first responders and bystanders for their life-saving efforts. Over 250 individuals were recognized this year. Among them, 30—yes, 30!—of our own amazing Mill Creek staff members were recognized, some receiving multiple awards. We couldn’t be any more proud of the hard work our members put in every single day. Thank you all, and congratulations to everyone who was recognized!

06/08/2026 • Box Alarm 2301 •Shortly after 2330 hours last evening, Engine 21 was alerted to respond to assist on a rep...
06/09/2026

06/08/2026 • Box Alarm 2301 •

Shortly after 2330 hours last evening, Engine 21 was alerted to respond to assist on a reported structure fire. Unit arrived on scene to find fire showing from the roof of a private dwelling. Engine 21 arrived as the Fourth Due Engine, securing a second water supply.
Engine 21s crew pulled a backup line to the delta side, assisting with fire suppression along with overhaul. This was the second fire of the day for the crew at Station 21.

06/08/2026 • Box Alarm 1600 •Shortly before 1400 hours yesterday afternoon, Ladder 21 was alerted to the Elsmere Gardens...
06/09/2026

06/08/2026 • Box Alarm 1600 •

Shortly before 1400 hours yesterday afternoon, Ladder 21 was alerted to the Elsmere Gardens section of Elsmere for a reported structure fire. Squad 16 arrived on dispatched finding fire from the rear of a two story middle of the row private dwelling. Ladder 21 arrived as the Second Due Special Service, splitting their crew to complete vertical ventilation, searches, and overhaul. Ladder 21 operated for just over 2 hours. 168A held the Elsmere Command.

We are incredibly grateful to receive a $500 donation from Buffalo Wild Wings through their Team Up for Kids program.Pic...
06/01/2026

We are incredibly grateful to receive a $500 donation from Buffalo Wild Wings through their Team Up for Kids program.

Pictured are Erik Gilley, Unit Leader for North Buffalo Wild Wings, and Clark Anderson, General Manager of Christiana Buffalo Wild Wings, who presented the check this morning to President Mike Lennon and Career Staff Captain Mike Emmell. We truly appreciate their support of our department and community.

While we would have loved to have more of our members present, our crews were actively handling multiple calls at the time—just another reminder of the dedication of our team to the community.

We would also like to give a special thank you to Lori Liguori, Chief HR & Marketing Officer, who nominated us for this award and took the photo. Your support and recognition mean a great deal to all of us.

Thank you again to Buffalo Wild Wings for investing in our mission and helping us continue to serve our community.

Today, the members and staff of Mill Creek Fire Company pause to honor and remember the brave men and women who gave the...
05/25/2026

Today, the members and staff of Mill Creek Fire Company pause to honor and remember the brave men and women who gave their lives in service to our country. Their sacrifice is the foundation of the freedoms we enjoy every day.

We extend our deepest gratitude to those who made the ultimate sacrifice, and we keep their families and loved ones in our thoughts.

As we kick off EMS Week, we want to take a moment to recognize the incredible EMTs of Mill Creek Fire Company.With over ...
05/18/2026

As we kick off EMS Week, we want to take a moment to recognize the incredible EMTs of Mill Creek Fire Company.

With over 2,500 calls already this year, your dedication, skill, and commitment to our community do not go unnoticed. No matter the time of day or night, and no matter the weather, you show up—ready to serve, ready to care, and ready to make a difference.

Thank you for everything you do to keep our community members healthy and safe.

How to Move Over for Emergency Vehicles 🚨When you see flashing lights or hear sirens, every second counts—and your actio...
05/17/2026

How to Move Over for Emergency Vehicles 🚨

When you see flashing lights or hear sirens, every second counts—and your actions matter. Recently, we’ve seen an increase in unsafe responses that can delay help and cause accidents. Here’s what you need to know under Delaware law:

✅ What you SHOULD do:

Stay calm and check your surroundings.

Safely pull over to the right side of the road.

Come to a complete stop and wait until the emergency vehicle passes.

Use your turn signal so responders know your intentions.

❌ What you should NOT do:

Do NOT stop in the middle of the road – this blocks access.

Do NOT slow down without pulling over – emergency vehicles need a clear path.

Do NOT pull to the left – responders are trained to pass on the left.

Do NOT try to “outrun” or follow closely behind an emergency vehicle.

🚦 At intersections:

If you can safely pull to the right, do so and stop.

If you’re already in the intersection, continue through and then pull over to the right—do not stop in the intersection.

Failing to yield properly can lead to serious accidents and delays for someone in need of help.

Let’s work together to keep our roads safe for everyone—especially those responding to emergencies.

05/09/2026 • Box Alarm 2106 •Around 2100 hours last evening Ladder 21 was alerted to standby for a Police Action at the ...
05/10/2026

05/09/2026 • Box Alarm 2106 •

Around 2100 hours last evening Ladder 21 was alerted to standby for a Police Action at the Wawa, located at 2030 Limestone Road. While staging, a fire was reported inside the building, upgrading the response to a structural box assignment. Deputy 2 reported a single story food service facility with smoke showing establishing the Mill Creek command. All units staged at the time of their arrival due to a barricaded subject remaining within the structure.

Once the barricaded subject was taken into custody, fire suppression efforts began. Ladder 21 operated as the First Due Special service, while 21-8 managed operations on the interior. Crews located a fire in the front office and server room, which was extinguished with minimal extension. Searches of the building proved negative. The scene was turned over to the Delaware State Police and Delaware State Fire Marshal’s Office for investigation.

05/07/2026 • Box Alarm 0982 • 🛎️🛎️ Engine 21 was dispatched on the initial alarm to assist on a reported structure fire ...
05/08/2026

05/07/2026 • Box Alarm 0982 • 🛎️🛎️

Engine 21 was dispatched on the initial alarm to assist on a reported structure fire with entrapment. 9-8 arrived on scene to find fire showing from a 3-Story Multifamily Dwelling.

Engine 21 arrived on scene as the 3rd due engine, establishing a secondary water supply and stretched a 300’ attack line to aid in fire suppression efforts.

Units operated for a little over an hour before the scene was placed under control.

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3808 Kirkwood Highway
Marshallton, DE
19808

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