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2022 Call Stats |
January | 102 |
February | 65 |
March | 56 |
April | 71 |
May | 27 |
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Total | 321 |
2022 Jobs |
Fires | 8 |
Cuts | 4 |
1st Due Fires | 2 |
Unit Response |
Engine 10 | |
Engine 11 | |
Tanker 14 | |
Squad 1 | |
Truck 1 | |
Brush 1 | |
Utility 1 | |
UTV 1 | |
Past Incidents |
2021 | 821 |
2020 | 758 |
2019 | 669 |
2018 | 733 |
2017 | 654 |
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Welcome to the official website of the Leonardtown Volunteer Fire Department! Please explore the website and if you have any questions or concerns, feel free to reach out to us. We are always seeking motivated individuals who are ready to step up and serve their community. If interested please give us a call or stop by the station on a Monday evening between 7 - 9 p.m. Do you have what it takes?
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2nd Best Appearing in the association for SOMD Parade
Fire Chief Chris Bell, May 01
Awesome day at the SOMD Parade, and games today hosted by the Bay District Volunteer Fire.
Leonardtown took home 2nd Place overall in the Southern Maryland Association.
2nd best appearing little Miss Fire Ambassador
2nd best appearing marching unit
2nd best appearing engine 1500 GPM or more (2002 Seagrave, Engine 10)
2nd best appearing UTV... (Full Story & Photos)
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First Due Door Pop
Fire Chief Chris Bell, April 30
At 1048 hours Squad 1 (6 personnel), Engine 11 (5 personnel), Chief 1, and Chief 1A responded and operated in the 23400 block or Budds Creek Rd for the reported MVA with one trapped. Chief 1 arrived on the scene with a 2 vehicle MVA with a single driver trapped. Squad 1 arrived on the scene stabilizing the vehicle, and preforming a door pop. Engine 11 arrived on the scene and assisted Squad 1 and ... (Full Story & Photos)
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First Due Structure Fire
Fire Chief Chris Bell, April 29
At 0228 hours engine 11(5 personnel), Truck 1(6 personnel), Chief 1, Chief 1A, Chief 1B responded and operated in the 41900 block of Kentucky Ct for a reported House Fire. Chief 1 arrived finding a 2 story single family home on a basement with smoke showing from the front door. Engine 11 arrived on the scene laying a 4 inch supply line, while the crew deployed an 1 3/4 handline. The office of Engine ... (Full Story & Photos)
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2nd Alarm Being Sounded
Fire Chief Chris Bell, April 28
At 0411 hours Engine 11(4 personnel), and Chief 1A responded and operated in the 46500 block of Valley Ct in Company 3s first due response area on the first alarm. Units arrived on the scene finding a 3 story multi family apartment building with fire through the roof. First arriving units operated in the offensive mode on the top floor. Engine 11 arrived on the scene as the 4th due engine Company. ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Dump Truck VS School Bus MVA
Fire Chief Chris Bell, April 27
At 0632 hours Squad 1 (4 personnel) responded and assisted on this MVA In Company 2s first due response area. Units from Company 2 arrived on the scene finding a school bus (unoccupied by kids) had been rear ended by a dump truck while parked on the shoulder of Budds Creek Rd in the area of the Chaptico Park. Squad 1 arrived on the scene assisted with securing a fuel leak and road debris clean up. ... (Full Story & Photos)
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