Welcome to the Official Website for the Lincoln Fire Company of Ephrata, PA
“Protectors of the West Side”

“It shall be the mission of the Lincoln Fire Company No. 1 of Ephrata, PA to anticipate and provide safe, appropriate and professional response to fire, rescue, hazardous materials and environmental emergencies needed by our dynamic community. We shall be Volunteers, dedicated to minimizing loss from these emergencies through fire suppression, training, public education, investigation and innovative programs.”
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New Squrt 16 nearing completion
Lincoln Fire Company Station 16, August 07
Unit is currently staged for testing and then needing some final touches. The committee is tentatively heading to Pierce for final inspection the week of 9/7/26. This has been a long time coming as we have waited nearly 4 years since ordering and this will be Lincoln's first newly spec piece of fire apparatus since 1992, then unit this will be replacing.... (Full Story & Photos)
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Strong storms and heavy rain is expected this evening
Lincoln Fire Company Station 16, July 05
Take the time now to charge any devices you may need in the event of a power outage.
The rain last night saturated the ground creating a perfect opportunity for high winds today to affect trees. Do not seek shelter under trees and be aware of falling branches.
Water is dangerous and it is often hard to see how deep it actually is. If a roadway is flooded, turn around and go another way. Don't ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Happy 250th Birthday America!
Lincoln Fire Company Station 16, July 03
Here are some patriotic facts for this occasion:
- The Continental Congress adopted the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776. However, only two of the signers (John Hancock and Charles Thompson) actually signed the document on that day. The rest of the signatures were obtained on August 2, 1776. - The names of those who signed the Declaration of Independence were kept secret for 6 months ... (Full Story & Photos)
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