Nancy Run Fire Company was incorporated on April 6th, 1931. The first truck, a 1927 Hahn chemical engine, was housed in a section of a barn adjacent to the Butztown Hotel. In the first year, the company responded to 15 calls. In 1960, the company purchased land and built the present building at 3564 Easton Avenue. 

Pictured right: A 1940 Autocar (1600 gallon tank) truck and a 1939 Hahn (300gpm pumper) truck used in the early days prior to the relocation of the Nancy Run Fire Station. (circa 1957)

Today, the company responds to nearly 1,000 calls for service annually. A major renovation of the station was completed in 2016 to accommodate our live-in program and to make room for our ever growing number of members. Our coverage area includes all 14.6 square miles of Bethlehem Township. This includes state route 22 and state route 33. We provide assistance to surrounding towns and communities when needed. 

The volunteers of this fire company are very dedicated and highly trained. The members strive to constantly improve themselves and the care that they give to the residents of Bethlehem Township. If you would like to be a member or want to inquire more about this organization, please feel free to contact us with any questions or special needs.

Pictured left: Seen in action, Nancy Run firefighters make quick work of extinguishing a trailer which had caught on fire on Route 22.