Station 13 · Bristol Township, Pennsylvania

Levittown Fire Company No. 2

Protecting life and property through volunteer fire suppression, rescue response, fire prevention, and public service.

Serving since 1955

Fire protection rooted in community.

Levittown Fire Company No. 2 serves Levittown and Bristol Township through volunteer fire and rescue response. Our members train throughout the year to protect lives, homes, and businesses.

Beyond emergency response, we help residents prepare through fire-prevention education and community programs.

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Levittown Fire Company No. 2 Station 13
Levittown Fire Company No. 2 · Station 13
Since 1955Serving the community
Station 13Levittown Fire Company No. 2
Volunteer operatedNeighbors serving neighbors
Levittown & Bristol TownshipPrimary service community

What we do

Protection, prevention, and public service.

Our volunteers prepare for emergencies, help residents reduce risk, and support the community throughout the year.

Emergency services

Fire & rescue response

Trained members respond to fires, alarms, vehicle emergencies, rescues, and other calls for assistance.

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Public education

Fire prevention

Practical guidance helps households prevent fires, prepare escape plans, and use smoke and carbon monoxide alarms effectively.

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Operational readiness

Apparatus & training

Members train throughout the year and maintain the equipment required to serve the community safely and effectively.

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Regional service

Mutual aid

LFC2 works with neighboring fire companies to provide coordinated assistance when an incident requires additional resources.

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Public calendar

Upcoming dates

Full calendar

LFC2 Monthly Business Meeting

Tuesday, October 13, 2026 · 7:00 PM

LFC2 Monthly Business Meeting

Tuesday, November 10, 2026 · 7:00 PM

Annual Christmas Tree Fundraiser Begins

Friday, November 27, 2026

Prepare before an emergency

Simple steps make a safer home.

Preparation gives every household more time to respond when an emergency happens.

  • Test smoke and carbon monoxide alarms regularly.
  • Plan and practice two ways out of every room.
  • Keep exits, hydrants, and your street address clearly visible.
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Volunteer service

Serve your community with LFC2.

No prior emergency-services experience is required. Qualified applicants receive training, equipment, and the support of experienced members.

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