Brookhaven Fire Co. Station 52 Delco, Pa

02/01/2026

Quint & Squad 52 just cleared a Residential Dwelling Fire assisting Garden City Fire Company (65) in Nether Providence Township. Units had Active Fire in the Chimney. The Fire was contained and the incident was quickly brought under control.

01/30/2026

USE CAUTION ⚠️ 4400-Block of Edgmont Avenue is currently shut down all lanes North & South Bound in front of Tom Jones due to a multi vehicle crash.

01/30/2026

Brookhaven Fire Company's volunteers do not receive financial compensation. Training and gear will be provided at no cost to you, and nothing beats the experience of giving back!

01/29/2026

Tonight, Brookhaven Fire & Mutual Aid Companies responded to Trimble Run Condo’s for a Commercial Building Fire. Companies found the fire and the incident was brought under control shortly after. Companies were dispatched to two separate Building Fires in the same building with in the same hour. Both incidents were different causes.

01/26/2026

Just a reminder to clear at least 3’ in all directions around any fire hydrants that have snow around them.

Seconds matter when it comes to needing and getting to a fire hydrant in an emergency.

Crews were out today shoveling around some hydrants that needed clearing.

01/25/2026

Utility 52 leading the way for our EMS crews.


Video credit: Josh Smith

01/22/2026

Congratulations, Chief Micun!

It’s been a pleasure to work alongside you for so many years at Crozer and continuing with VMSC. We’ll miss having you in the area and seeing you on scenes.

Good luck in Goshen, they’re lucky to have you.

Chief Micun served as a Paramedic Supervisor and Assistant Chief at Crozer Chester Hospital prior to its closure, and later became a Shift Supervisor with VMSC when they assumed EMS responsibilities for the City of Chester and surrounding communities.

Congratulations on your retirement from the City of Chester and Delaware County, and good luck in your new capacity along with our brothers at Goshen Professional Firefighters Local 4752.

01/22/2026

Due to the pending snow/ice storm over the weekend, we are urging residents to keep any areas around fire hydrants free and clear of snow build up in front of residences and businesses to ensure fire company is able to access them in an emergency.

PLEASE TRY TO REMOVE VEHICLES FROM ROADWAY SO PLOWS CAN REMOVE SNOW FROM ROADS

Please be prepared for extended power outages and check on elderly neighbors.

Current predicted storm totals are trending high but are subject to change at any time. Take any and all precautions possible to prepare yourself

01/18/2026

On Friday, the crew got to participate in Coebourn Elementary School’s Day of Service where they assisted the students in making blankets for the FD and PD, dog toys and bandanas for animal shelters, hat and glove sets, and other activities. The crew had a great time and appreciate the invitation.

01/18/2026

Thank you to the Cumberland Valley Volunteer Firefighters Association(CVVFA) and Emergency Responder Safety Institute for spending the weekend at our firehouse and sharing truly worthwhile, timely information that benefits so many of us across the fire service locally, regionally, and nationwide.

The training and discussions on EV fire response, Community Risk Reduction (CRR) Week, ResponderSafety, and the ResponderSafety Learning Network (RSLN) were informative, practical, and directly applicable to the challenges we’re facing in today’s fire service. These are the kinds of conversations and resources that move our profession forward and help keep responders safer on every call.

We appreciate CVVFA’s continued leadership and commitment to expanding access to high-quality training and collaboration, now serving over 191,000 responders across multiple states. Thank you for choosing Brookhaven to be part of that mission, and for investing your time and expertise in our members.

Looking forward to continued partnership and future opportunities to train, learn, and grow together. 🚒

Good morning from the CVVFA meeting in Brookhaven, PA. This weekend there has been training related to responding to EV Fires by Todd Leiss and meetings about other CVVFA activities related to CRR week, ResponderSafety and the ResponderSafety Learning Network at www.rsln.org. Please join us! We are expanding the organization. This organization now serves 191,000 users with online training nationwide. By being a member, you can get updates on free training, get involved in program development with ERSI, volunteer to help with initiatives and get listed in the directory of responders nationwide while taking part of events and networking. Join the CVVFA here! https://members.cvvfa.org/cvvfa-individual-application

01/16/2026

Thanks for having us!

01/14/2026

Last night, the company held our annual Installation meeting to swear in the 2026 officers and administration. Congratulations to all those elected and thank you to the outgoing officers and admin for all of their dedication to their positions throughout the year.

2026 Elected Administrative and Line Officers:

President: Jon Grant
Vice President: Joe Zamonski
Recording Secretary: Bob Nedbalski
Financial Secretary: Dave Montella
Fire Treasurer: Brian Thomas
EMS Treasurer: Willie Grant

Chief: Rob Montella Jr.
Deputy Chief: Joe Zamonski
Assistant Chief: Charles E. Leslie
Engine Captain: Rob W. Montella
Rescue Captain: Joseph Bynum
1st Lieutenant: Joseph Yannuzzi
2nd Lieutenant: James McGowan
Safety Officer: Steve Schultz
Chief Engineer: Brian Thomas
1st Assistant Engineer: Dave Montella
2nd Assistant Engineer: Mark Bynum
3rd Assistant Engineer: JJ Bonsall
EMS Captain: Tom Kelly

Relief Treasurer: Steve Davish Sr.
Relief Secretary: Erin Schultz

Board of Governors at Large:
Charles E. Leslie
Rob W. Montella
Tom Kelly