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Welcome to the Official Site of the Leonardtown Volunteer Fire Department
What is a Knox Box and how do I get one?
A Knox Box is a secure key safe that mounts on the wall of a building. The only keys available to open the box are in the possession of the fire company. When there is a fire alarm or a fire, the fire company can access the key safe and use the building keys to enter the building rather than breaking into the building. This is particularly beneficial for incidents involving water flows or automatic alarms where there may not be an actual fire or the fire may be already extinguished.
To obtain a Knox Box contact the Knox Company directly at www.knoxbox.com or (800) 552-5669. Choose the size and style of box that best suits your needs and be sure to specify the keying for the Leonardtown Vol Fire Dept, Leonardtown MD.
If you care to do so, you may interconnect your Knox Box with your building security system. If interconnected, opening your Knox Box will activate your burglar alarm.
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Company 1 responded to this fatal MVA on the morning of May 7, 2017.
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Fatal Early Morning MVA
Leonardtown Volunteers, May 07
At 01:42 hours on May 7, 2017 Company's 1, 7, 19, 79, and the Medic Unit were dispatched to 43300 St. Andrews Church Road in the area of Fairgrounds Road for the motor vehicle accident reported serious. Initial reports indicated a single vehicle was involved with one patient possibly ejected. Squad 1 and Engine 1 made the response.
Units arrived to find a single vehicle that was ripped in half after ... (Full Story & Photos)
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2017 Southern Maryland Volunteer Firemen's Association Parade and Convention
Leonardtown Volunteers, April 30
This weekend the officers and members of the Leonardtown Volunteer Fire Department attended the Southern Maryland Volunteer Firemen's Association (SMVFA) 70th annual convention and parade. This year the convention was hosted by the Huntingtown Volunteer Fire Department in Calvert County, Maryland. The convention took place on Saturday April 29, 2017 and was followed by a parade and firemen's games ... (Full Story & Photos)
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The officers and members of LVFD attended the SMVFA parade during the weekend of April 29-30, 2017 in Huntingtown, Maryland.
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Company 1 responded to this MVA on April 26, 2017. Photo courtesy of thebaynet.com.
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MVA with Medevac in Loveville
Leonardtown Volunteers, April 26
At 15:32 hours on April 26, 2017 Company's 1, 19, and 79 were dispatched to 27780 Point Lookout Road in the area of the Loveville Post Office for a personal injury accident. Squad 1 (Chief 1B) and Engine 10 responded shortly after dispatch.
Squad 1 was first to arrive on the scene finding a two-vehicle crash with one vehicle on the roadway, one vehicle off the roadway, and one patient trapped inside ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Engine and Truck Respond Mutual Aid to Calvert County
LVFD, April 24
At 23:15 hours Engine 1 and Truck 1 were dispatched mutual aid to Calvert County for the reported house fire on Solomon’s Island.
Engine 11 and Truck 1 responded with a total of 10 volunteers.
Calvert station 3 units arrived on location finding a 3 story, type 5 house, balloon frame construction with heavy fire showing. Calvert Engine 3 advanced their attack line to side alpha of the structure and ... (Full Story & Photos)
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