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Thank you to everyone that has stepped up and contributed as a sponsor, hole sponsor and also assisted with donations. ... (Full Story & Photos)
A prolonged stretch of very hot and humid conditions will result in dangerous heat across the region during the second half of this week and right into the July 4th holiday weekend. An Extreme Heat Warning is in effect for Chester County, with areas currently not included likely having a heat related watch, advisory, or warning as we approach the holiday weekend.
It is with deep regret that we announce the passing of Life Member, Past Chief, and board member Raymond Campbell.
Ray Campbell joined the fire service in 1968. Since 1968 Ray has served in many capacities and many positions along the way in his volunteer capacity.
Ray Campbell devoted many decades to the fire service and the communities of Western Chester County, demonstrating exceptional leadership, ... (Full Story & Photos)
On Saturday, May 20, 2026, KVFD Engine and Ladder units traveled to the West Chester Fire Training Center to participate in a live burn training exercise. The event included several practice scenarios focusing on engine arrival assignments.
Firefighters were positioned with minimal staffing and tasked with performing their duties in a controlled environment. The training lasted the majority of the ... (Full Story & Photos)
Live Burn May 20th, 2026
George Degnan, Mitch Russum, Colin Panchelli, EMS Council Chaz Brogan
Harry Moore & Matthew Collins
Not pictured in EMS Supervisor William Dill
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 ... (Full Story & Photos)
"Working Regionally to Survive Locally"
The Keystone Valley Fire Department was formed in March 2013 with the consolidation of the Parkesburg, Pomeroy and Atglen Fire Companies. Station # 8 provides Fire/Rescue & EMS Services to Parkesburg Borough, West Sadsbury Township, Sadsbury Township and Highland Township.
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