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8/17/26 1208 Building Fire

08.17.2026 by Graham Fuller //

8/17/2026 | 1208 Hours – Station 25 responded to 225 Cobblestone Drive in Ardmore for a fire alarm that was quickly upgraded to a building fire after reports of smoke in the hallway.

Upon arrival, Ardmore firefighters encountered smoke in the first-floor hallway and began investigating the source. Crews traced the smoke to an apartment where they discovered heavily burned food.

Once firefighters confirmed there was no active fire or extension, the additional building fire assignment was canceled. Station 25 units remained on scene to ventilate the building and clear the remaining smoke before returning to service.

This incident is a good reminder to never leave cooking unattended—even a small cooking incident can quickly fill a home or building with smoke.

Categories // Alerts Tags // #Ardmore, #CommunitySafety, #CookingSafety, #EmergencyServices, #Firefighters, #FireSafety, #LMFD, #MerionFireCompany

8/16/26 1839 Fire Alarm

08.17.2026 by Graham Fuller //

8/16/2026 | 1839 Hours – Station 25 responded to 49 Anderson Ave. in Suburban Square for a reported fire alarm.

Upon arrival, Ardmore firefighters investigated the alarm and checked the building for any signs of fire or other hazards. After completing their investigation, crews cleared the scene and returned to service.

Categories // Alerts Tags // #Ardmore, #CommunitySafety, #EmergencyServices, #FireAlarm, #Firefighters, #LMFD, #MerionFireCompany, #SuburbanSquare

8/12/26 0926 Odor of Gas

08.12.2026 by Graham Fuller //

8/12/2026 | 0926 Hours – Ardmore firefighters responded to several businesses on Greenfield Avenue, directly across from the fire station, for a reported gas odor and possible leak.

Crews investigated the affected stores, secured the area, and requested PECO to the scene. PECO located and addressed the gas leak while Station 25 personnel remained on location to ventilate the building and help ensure the affected spaces were safe.

Gas odors should always be taken seriously. If you smell natural gas, leave the area, avoid using electrical switches or anything that could create a spark, and call 911 from a safe location.

Categories // Alerts Tags // #Ardmore, #CommunitySafety, #EmergencyServices, #Firefighters, #GasLeak, #LMFD, #MerionFireCompany, #PECO

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Merion Fire Company of Ardmore
35 Greenfield Ave,
Ardmore, PA 19003

Phone: 610-642-9580

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