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2 days ago

Food Trucks, Rob Fahey, and Fallston High School Softball v. Patterson Mill !!!! And this weather!!!
Come out and support your local groups tonight!

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6 days ago

The FVFAC would like to say HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY to all the Mom's doing what you do, every day, for your families !!! ... See MoreSee Less

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1 week ago

Shortly after 1500 hours today the FVFAC and Abingdon VFC responded to assist the JMVFC with a trailer loaded with hay bales on fire located on Clayton Road off Singer Road.
Units on the scene until 1800 hours handling fire extinguishment, water supply, and traffic control included:
Engines 811, 814, 1312, and 411
Tanker 13
Brush 13-2
Chief 13-2
Fire Police from Co 8 and Co 13

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1 week ago

FVFAC units assisted the BAVFC on this crash this afternoon. ... See MoreSee Less

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1 week ago

On April 25th personnel and equipment from the FVFAC and other Volunteer Fire Companies throughout Harford, Baltimore, Cecil, Carroll, York, and Lancaster Counties as well as our military partners at the Aberdeen Proving Ground and Martin State Airport F.D.s participated in a day long Rural Water Exercise in the Churchville area. These companies respond together to assist one another routinely through our Mutual Aid/Automatic Aid Agreements. Much of the area protected by these fire companies is not served by public utilities, therefore there are no fire hydrants in these areas. These fire companies must be proficient in the development of and maintaining large gallon per minute fire flows for fire fighting needs.

During this exercise flows in excess of 1500 gallons per minute were obtained and maintained through the use of drafting sites, tanker shuttles, dump sites using multiple portable tanks, and other means.

We would like to say THANK YOU to all of the Instructors, Observers, Driver Operators, Firefighters, Fire Police and others that dedicated their Sunday to learn, practice, critique, and improve these skills.

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