Rose Tree Fire Company

Media, PA

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Emergency Preparedness

Rose Tree Fire Company's mission is to protect life, property and the environment through prevention, education, preparedness, and emergency response.

In a disaster, local officials and relief workers cannot reach everyone immediately. Help may not arrive for hours or days. You and your family need to be prepared ahead of time, because you won't have time to shop or search for the supplies you will need when a disaster strikes.

Most disasters are natural disasters, the result of some force of nature, such as tornadoes, hurricanes, and floods. Some natural disasters can be predicted, such as hurricanes and severe winter storms, while others, such as tornadoes and earthquakes, happen with little or no warning.

Some disasters are the cause of human actions, intentional or unintentional. Regardless of the type of disaster, there are things you can do to prepare. Contact your local Red Cross chapter, visit the FEMA Web site, or Ready.gov to make sure you are aware of the potential for natural disasters in your community. After you have identified the types of disasters that could strike where you live, create a family disaster plan that can apply to any type of disaster – natural, unintentional, or intentional.

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Disaster can occur suddenly and without warning. They can be frightening for adults, but they are traumatic for children if they don't know what to do when these events occur. Children depend on daily routines. When an emergency disturbs their routine, children can become nervous. In an emergency, they'll look to parents or other adults to help.

How parents react to an emergency gives children an indication on how to act. They see their parents' fear as proof that the danger is real. A parent's response during this time may have a long-term impact. Including children in the family's recovery plans will help them feel that their life will return to normal.

Families should prepare an emergency supplies kit (PDF, 257 KB) and develop a plan. Practice your plan so that everyone will remember what to do in an emergency. Everyone in the home, including children, should play a part in the family's response and recovery efforts. Remember: make the plan simple so everyone can remember the details.

For more information on emergency preparedness:

  • Federal Emergency Management Agency
  • Ready.gov

Rose Tree Fire Company
1275 N. Providence Rd
Media, Pa 19063

Emergency Dial: 911

Station: (610)566.5891
Station Fax: (610) 566.7213
Email: info@rosetreefire.com

Hall Rental: (484)868.1164
Email: hallrental@rosetreefire.com

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On Sunday, the Rose Tree Fire Company escorted the DelCo Cruisers (a local car club), as they delivered gifts to Crozer-Chester Medical Center as part of the U.S. Marine Corps Toys for Tots program.

Toys for Tots helps spread the joy of Christmas and sends a message of hope by collecting and distributing toys to America’s less fortunate children. Visit toysfortots.org to find out how you can contribute to their worthy mission this holiday season.
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On Sunday, the Rose Tree Fire Company escorted the DelCo Cruisers (a local car club), as they delivered gifts to Crozer-Chester Medical Center as part of the U.S.  Marine Corps Toys for Tots program.

Toys for Tots helps spread the joy of Christmas and sends a message of hope by collecting and distributing toys to America’s less fortunate children. Visit toysfortots.org to find out how you can contribute to their worthy mission this holiday season.
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We just got word that Santa Claus is coming to town!

The Rose Tree Fire Company will be escorting Santa through Upper Providence Township again this year, as he hands out candy canes and checks his list one last time. Check the schedule below to find out when he’ll be in your part of town. We’ll be sure to let you know, if Santa’s escorts need to reschedule because they’re called away to an emergency or due to bad weather, so check our Facebook page for updates.

Zone 1: All streets south of Media Borough plus Hilltop and Painter Street.
Friday, December 13
6:00 - 8:30 PM

Zone 2: All Streets east of Providence Road between Rose Tree Rd and Deerfield.
Saturday, December 14
12:30 – 4:00 PM

Zone 3: All Streets east of Providence Rd between Media Borough and the By-Pass.
Saturday, December 14
6:00 – 8:30 PM

Zone 4: All streets west of Providence Rd between Sycamore Mills and Chapel Hill plus Camby Chase.
Sunday, December 15
12:30 – 4:00 PM

Zone 5: All streets west of Providence Rd between Media Borough and Hunt Club plus Rosemary, Hillendale and Pennsford.
Sunday, December 15
5:00 – 8:30 PM

Zone 6: All Streets north of Bishop Hollow plus Cove, Geist View, Water Mill, Lakewood, Springton Lake, White Tail and Pine View.
Monday, December 16
5:30 - 8:30 PM
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We just got word that Santa Claus is coming to town!

The Rose Tree Fire Company will be escorting Santa through Upper Providence Township again this year, as he hands out candy canes and checks his list one last time.  Check the schedule below to find out when he’ll be in your part of town.  We’ll be sure to let you know, if Santa’s escorts need to reschedule because they’re called away to an emergency or due to bad weather, so check our Facebook page for updates.    

Zone 1: All streets south of Media Borough plus Hilltop and Painter Street.
Friday, December 13
6:00 - 8:30 PM 

Zone 2: All Streets east of Providence Road between Rose Tree Rd and Deerfield.
Saturday, December 14
12:30 – 4:00 PM

Zone 3: All Streets east of Providence Rd between Media Borough and the By-Pass.
Saturday, December 14
6:00 – 8:30 PM

Zone 4: All streets west of Providence Rd between Sycamore Mills and Chapel Hill plus Camby Chase.
Sunday, December 15
12:30 – 4:00 PM

Zone 5: All streets west of Providence Rd between Media Borough and Hunt Club plus Rosemary, Hillendale and Pennsford.
Sunday, December 15
5:00 – 8:30 PM

Zone 6: All Streets north of Bishop Hollow plus Cove, Geist View, Water Mill, Lakewood, Springton Lake, White Tail and Pine View.
Monday, December 16
5:30 - 8:30 PMImage attachmentImage attachment+4Image attachment
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My kids always love this. Thank you so much for doing it! 🎅🏼

My kids look forward to this every year!

Always on the go especially making children happy

Thank you RTFD!

Connell Carruthers

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Our thoughts and prayers are with the family of Captain Mike Malinowski and the members of the Morton-Rutledge Fire Company. Captain Malinowski passed away this week at the age of 40. He is survived by his wife and 5 children. Prior to joining the Morton-Rutledge Fire Company in 2015, Captain Malinowski served in the Gloucester City Fire Department, where he also achieved the rank of captain. His untimely loss is felt by us all. ... See MoreSee Less

Our thoughts and prayers are with the family of Captain Mike Malinowski and the members of the Morton-Rutledge Fire Company.  Captain Malinowski passed away this week at the age of 40.  He is survived by his wife and 5 children.  Prior to joining the Morton-Rutledge Fire Company in 2015, Captain Malinowski served in the Gloucester City Fire Department, where he also achieved the rank of captain.  His untimely loss is felt by us all.
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Thank you Captain for you service prayers to both the families personal and volunteer

Prayers for Him and his family!

Thank you for your thoughts.

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Rose Tree Fire Company
1275 N. Providence Rd
Media, PA 19063

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