West Sadsbury Township

06/13/2026

06/13/2026

Clinical Save Awards for KVFD EMS Personnel

On May 23rd, 2026 the Chester County EMS Council presented Clinical Save Commendations to EMS Providers of Keystone Valley Fire Department.

EMS Chief / Manager George Degnan
Mitch Russum
Colin Panchelli
Not Present for the Picture: EMS Supervisor William Dill

https://www.kvfd8.com/news/2083/Clinical-Save-Awards-for-KVFD-EMS-Personnel-

06/13/2026

Thank you to the Gap Fire Company for coming along side us today to honor and remember Philip Lawrence.

06/13/2026

This weekend at Home Depot in West Sadsbury Township @ West Sadsbury Commons.

06/13/2026

05/30/2026

05/30/2026

Here are some 250th events taking place throughout this weekend!

Saturday, 5/30
• Stamp It America: https://ccls.libcal.com/event/16682408

• Civil War Reenactment in Lionville: https://www.uwchlan.com/Calendar.aspx?EID=1726

• Dare to Declare Community Day and Schuylkill Township/America250 Historic Moore Hall Tours
https://schuylkilltwp.org/m/newsflash/home/detail/64

• French & Indian War Day with Chester County Militia: https://colonialfarmstead.org/events/May-30-2026-French-and-Indian-Day-with-Chester-County-Militia/

• Paoli Battlefield Walking Tour: https://pbpfinc.org/walking-tour/

• America250 at Goshen Celebration: https://www.westgoshen.org/Calendar.aspx?EID=1746

Sunday, 5/31
• 158th Memorial Parade and 210th Commemoration in Malvern: https://malvern.org/Calendar.aspx?EID=561

Visit https://america250chesco.org for more details and events!

05/30/2026

Next Friday, the Paul Miller law will take effect, meaning if you are seen driving while holding your phone, reading messages, texting, or even on a phone, you can now be stopped and cited, so let's take this opportunity to elevate our driving habits and prioritize safety by using all hands-free devices while operating your vehicle.

05/24/2026

Drivers take note:

Beginning June 6, you can be cited for driving while using a hand-held device in Pennsylvania, even while stopped at a red light or traffic jam.

“Paul Miller’s Law” went into effect last year, but in the first year police could only issue warnings. June 6 marks the date when drivers convicted of distracted driving going forward will be subject to a $50 fine. There are exceptions for contacting emergency officials and hands-free technology.

Signed by Gov. Shapiro in 2024, “Paul Miller’s Law” was named for a 21-year-old Scranton man who was killed in a 2010 crash involving a truck driver who was using a cell phone.