
Emergency Management
Emergency Management is that function of Township government specifically responsible
for coordinating our community's response to major emergencies. The Emergency
Management Organization is not a replacement for or an addition to Police, Fire,
Rescue, Public Works, or other response units, but a system for coordinating
and managing various municipal, volunteer and private resources to effectively
prepare for, respond to and recover from a community crisis. The Limerick Township
Office of Emergency Management has prepared and maintains an updated comprehensive
Emergency Operations Plan. This plan provides the framework upon which Limerick
Township prepares for, responds to and recovers from man-made and technological
hazards.
Fire Code Official
The Fire Code Official is responsible for the enforcement of the Fire Code of
Limerick Township and investigates the cause and origin of all fires which occur
in Limerick Township. The Fire Code Official is responsible for the inspection
for the effectiveness of fire protection equipment and compliance with fire prevention
regulations in commercial and industrial buildings, places of assembly, schools,
institutions and multiple family dwellings.
PUBLIC SAFETY DEPARTMENT staff:
Limerick Township is served by two Fire Departments:
Limerick Fire Company Station No. 54
390 W. Ridge Pike
Limerick, PA 19468
610-489-2222
www.limerickfirerescue.org
Linfield Fire Company Station No. 51
1077 Main St.
Linfield, PA 19468
610-495-7561
www.linfieldfire.com
Ambulance Services
Trappe Fire and Ambulance Company No. 1
20 West 5th Avenue
Trappe, PA 19426
610-489-2700
www.trappefire.org
Friendship Ambulance and Rescue
269 Green Street
Royersford, PA 19468
610-948-6234
www.ffc85.org
Fire Code Official Is Responsible For:
Open Burning Prohibited
The Limerick Township, Code Chapter 66, prohibits the open burning of household,
business or industrial waste. The only exceptions are; burning to prevent or
abate a fire hazard and control of disease or pest. Burning of trees, brush,
twigs, branches and other native vegetation, or which said materials came from
and have a minimum of one acre (1) of property and must be 50 feet from any stricture,
street or property line. Contact the Fire Code Official if you have questions.
Block Parties
The Township issues permits to authorize neighborhood block parties. The Township
requires that nothing be placed in the street which would prohibit emergency
vehicles from having access.
Fire Prevention
The Fire Code office assists the Fire Department in conducting Fire Prevention
Programs in schools and other requesting groups.
Emergency Management
Emergency Management is that function of Township government specifically responsible
for coordinating our community's response to major emergencies. The Emergency
Management Organization is not a replacement for, or an addition to Police, Fire,
Rescue, Public Works, or other response units, but a system for coordinating
and managing various municipal, volunteer and private resources to effectively
prepare for, respond to and recover from a community crisis.
Mission Statement: The mission of Limerick Township's Office of Emergency
Management is to serve the citizens of the Township through effective planning
for natural and man-made disasters. Our goal is to save lives and protect property
through the coordination of an integrated emergency management system with all emergency response organizations, support
services and volunteers. We will be an advocate for greater community efforts,
including educating the general public to mitigate and prepare for potential emergencies. We will support efforts
to train and exercise emergency responders in both the public and private sectors.
We will manage and coordinate efforts toward a rapid recovery from disasters
with an effective disaster assistance program.
It is the governmental policy of Limerick Township to protect lives, property, the environment and the economy during an emergency or disaster. To address these potential threats, the Limerick Township Office of Emergency Management has prepared and maintains an updated comprehensive Emergency Operations Plan. This plan provides the framework upon which Limerick Township prepares for, responds to and recovers from man-made and technological hazards.
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REMINDER: Code Chapter 66 - Limerick Township prohibits the open burning of household, business or industrial waste. The only exceptions are; burning to prevent or abate a fire hazard and control of disease or pest. Burning of trees, brush, twigs, branches and other native vegetation or which said material came from and a minimum of (1) acre of property and must be 50 feet from any structure, street or property line. The burning of leaves is NO longer permitted. Contact the fire Code Official if you have questions.