12/10/2025 1007 – Station 25, with support from Station 23, Engine 24, Ladder 26, and RIT 21, responded promptly to a chimney fire at 116 W Spring Avenue. Thanks to their coordinated efforts, the situation was swiftly contained and resolved.

Merion Fire Company of Ardmore
Protect. Serve. Volunteer.
by Graham Fuller //
12/10/2025 1007 – Station 25, with support from Station 23, Engine 24, Ladder 26, and RIT 21, responded promptly to a chimney fire at 116 W Spring Avenue. Thanks to their coordinated efforts, the situation was swiftly contained and resolved.

by Graham Fuller //
December 8, 2006 – LODD
Firefighter Thomas Joseph Hays, 25
Lower Merion Fire Department / Narberth Fire Company. Ardmore, Pennsylvania
Firefighter Hays responded to a commercial structure fire at 2030hrs on December 7, 2006. Firefighter Hays helped open up the walls of the structure to provide access for firefighters. The incident was concluded by approximately 2200hrs and Firefighter Hays returned to his home. Concerned that he did not respond to fire incidents that occurred over the early morning hours of December 8, 2006, firefighters went to Firefighter Hays’ home to check on his welfare. They discovered Firefighter Hays deceased in his bed. The death was attributed to epilepsy.
While Tom was running with Narberth that fateful night, he was an Ardmore guy through and through. His service and love for the Merion Fire Company will never be forgotten.
He is truly missed.

by Graham Fuller //
12/6/2025 1955 – Station 25 was dispatched to 207 Laural Lane for a report of an odor of smoke in the house. Deputy 25 arrived and found a room on fire on the second-floor rear. The fire was held in place with a water can as a 1 3/4″ hand line was advanced. The working fire dispatched was sent to the scene. Members opened up the walls and ceilings and checked for extension. The fire was placed under control in 20 minutes.


Merion Fire Company of Ardmore
35 Greenfield Ave,
Ardmore, PA 19003
Phone: 610-642-9580