Good Will Fire Company memebers covered all calls in the borough while at this event. Our "Backdraft Chili" was a big hit too!

Engine 52-1 attended the Goshen Fire Prevention with a crew of 8 interior firefighters. The engine did the car fire drill and was there for about 2 hours.

Engine 52-1 started of the dey at the A. Duie Pyle trucking company for a stand-by at their truck rodeo. While their the Engine took in one Automatic Fire Alarm. Then around 1600 hours all of station 52's apparatus was taken to station 51 for the housing of the squad, brush, and engine 51-1. The units returned to quarters aroung 1645.

52's apparatus was taken to station 51 for the housing of the squad, brush, and engine 51-1. The units returned to quarters aroung 1645.

Members of the Fame Fire Company and Good Will Fire Company faced off in a friendly football game. Good Will pulled out a strong victory.

Around midday on the 23rd Engine 52-2, with a crew of 3 traveled to G.A. Stetson Middle School to teach an 8th grade tech ed engineering class how the truck was built. Firefighter's Dimeo and Creager along with Captain Stafford gave a tour over a length of two hours to two classes.

along with Captain Stafford gave a tour over a length of two hours to two classes.

Just as everyone arrived at the Good Will for the annual Christmas Party there was some major excitment in the air. Their was word that Santa was coming on a fire truck! Finally, Engine 52-2 appeared and on it, no other than Mr.Claus himself. Not only did Santa greet everyone he also gave out some presents. But due to how busy he was he couldn't stay very long.

and on it, no other than Mr.Claus himself. Not only did Santa greet everyone he also gave out some presents. But due to how busy he was he couldn't stay very long.

Through out the day of October 5th the WCFD and WCPD along with Goshen Fire Company Fire Extinguishing unit held a public saftey event. This included a live house fire drill presented by stations 51, 52, and 53, a car fire by station 52, and an accident with entrapment presented by fame. This event also allowed children to shoot a fire hose from Brush 51 and go into the smoke room. WCPD also showed off the robot.

52, and 53, a car fire by station 52, and an accident with entrapment presented by fame. This event also allowed children to shoot a fire hose from Brush 51 and go into the smoke room. WCPD also showed off the robot.

WCFD stations participated in tag day 2008. Pictured here are LT.Chris Good and Captain(now Assitant 52) Paul Haring.

On the early morning to late afternoon of June 7th Good Will Fire Company #2 had a parade celebrating it's 175th Anniversary. Companies from Montgomery, Chester, Delaware, and Lancaster Counties attend the parade. The awards presented follow:

Company Travelling the Longest Distance: Quarryville (Lancaster County)

Best Appearing Fire Company Owned Antique Apparatus: Radnor (Delaware County)

Best Appearing Good Will Fire Company: Goodwill of Bridgeport (Montgomery County)

Best Appearing KME Apparatus: Montgomery County Engine 32-1, Goodwill of Bridgeport

Best Appearing Saulsbury Apparatus: Engine 46-1, Minquas (Downingtown)

Best Appearing Specialty Unit (1st Place): Delaware County 53-8A, Broomall (Marple Township)
Best Appearing Specialty Unit (2nd Place): Swedesburg (Upper Merion, Montgomery County)

Best Appearing Brush Unit (1st Place): Lancaster County Brush 5-7, Quarryville
Best Appearing Brush Unit (2nd Place): Brush 39, West Bradford

Best Appearing Tanker (3,000 gallons and greater) (1st Place): Lancaster County Tanker 5-7, Quarryville
Best Appearing Tanker (3,000 gallons and greater) (2nd Place): Engine 27-5, Cochranville

Best Appearing Light Rescue Apparatus: Rescue 36, Po-Mar-Lin (Unionville)

Best Appearing Heavy Rescue (1st Place): Rescue 45, Alert (Downingtown)
Best Appearing Heavy Rescue (2nd Place): Rescue 44, Westwood (Valley Township)

Best Appearing Aerial/Elevating Platform: Tower 54, Goshen

Best Appearing Aerial/Aerial Ladder (1st Place): Ladder 25, Longwood
Best Appearing Aerial/Aerial Ladder (2nd Place): Ladder 56, Goshen

Best Appearing Apparatus/pre-1980: Engine 31-1, Sadsburyville

Best Appearing Apparatus/1981-1990 (1st Place): Montgomery County Engine 32-1, Bridgeport
Best Appearing Apparatus/1981-1990 (2nd Place): Delaware County Engine 47, Chester Township


Best Appearing Apparatus/1991-2000 (1st Place): Montgomery County Engine 49-2, Swedesburg (Upper Merion)
Best Appearing Apparatus/1991-2000 (2nd Place): Engine 46-1, Minquas

Best Appearing Apparatus/2001-Present (1st Place): Delaware County Engine 53-2, Broomall
Best Appearing Apparatus/2001-Present (2nd Place): Montgomery County Engine 48, Swedeland (Upper Merion)

Best Appearing BLS Unit: Ambulance 54-3, Goshen

Best Appearing ALS Unit: Ambulance 87-3, Uwchlan Ambulance

Best Appearing Company - Overall: Goshen

Best Appearing Antique Privately Owned: 1948 Maxim Pumper Owned by Dave Smiley

attend the parade. The awards presented follow:

Company Travelling the Longest Distance: Quarryville (Lancaster County)

Best Appearing Fire Company Owned Antique Apparatus: Radnor (Delaware County)

Best Appearing Good Will Fire Company: Goodwill of Bridgeport (Montgomery County)

Best Appearing KME Apparatus: Montgomery County Engine 32-1, Goodwill of Bridgeport

Best Appearing Saulsbury Apparatus: Engine 46-1, Minquas (Downingtown)

Best Appearing Specialty Unit (1st Place): Delaware County 53-8A, Broomall (Marple Township)
Best Appearing Specialty Unit (2nd Place): Swedesburg (Upper Merion, Montgomery County)

Best Appearing Brush Unit (1st Place): Lancaster County Brush 5-7, Quarryville
Best Appearing Brush Unit (2nd Place): Brush 39, West Bradford

Best Appearing Tanker (3,000 gallons and greater) (1st Place): Lancaster County Tanker 5-7, Quarryville
Best Appearing Tanker (3,000 gallons and greater) (2nd Place): Engine 27-5, Cochranville

Best Appearing Light Rescue Apparatus: Rescue 36, Po-Mar-Lin (Unionville)

Best Appearing Heavy Rescue (1st Place): Rescue 45, Alert (Downingtown)
Best Appearing Heavy Rescue (2nd Place): Rescue 44, Westwood (Valley Township)

Best Appearing Aerial/Elevating Platform: Tower 54, Goshen

Best Appearing Aerial/Aerial Ladder (1st Place): Ladder 25, Longwood
Best Appearing Aerial/Aerial Ladder (2nd Place): Ladder 56, Goshen

Best Appearing Apparatus/pre-1980: Engine 31-1, Sadsburyville

Best Appearing Apparatus/1981-1990 (1st Place): Montgomery County Engine 32-1, Bridgeport
Best Appearing Apparatus/1981-1990 (2nd Place): Delaware County Engine 47, Chester Township


Best Appearing Apparatus/1991-2000 (1st Place): Montgomery County Engine 49-2, Swedesburg (Upper Merion)
Best Appearing Apparatus/1991-2000 (2nd Place): Engine 46-1, Minquas

Best Appearing Apparatus/2001-Present (1st Place): Delaware County Engine 53-2, Broomall
Best Appearing Apparatus/2001-Present (2nd Place): Montgomery County Engine 48, Swedeland (Upper Merion)

Best Appearing BLS Unit: Ambulance 54-3, Goshen

Best Appearing ALS Unit: Ambulance 87-3, Uwchlan Ambulance

Best Appearing Company - Overall: Goshen

Best Appearing Antique Privately Owned: 1948 Maxim Pumper Owned by Dave Smiley

Air/Light 52 with a crew of 3 attended touch-a-truck day in the Lowes Parking lot in Downingtown. The Crew showed off the truck and its equipment to the public. The Downingtown Fire Department was also present as well as the area companies that displayed their trucks.

also present as well as the area companies that displayed their trucks.