Fallston Fire Company

Fallston, MD

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Joseph J. Livingston, Jr.

Joseph J. Livingston, Jr.

The Fallston Lions Club announced Lion Joseph J. Livingston, Jr. for the office of District Governor of Multi-District 22-A for the Lion year of 1994-95.

Lion Joe joined the Fallston Lions Club in 1977. Lion Joe has been Bulletin Editor, Lion Tamer, 100% Secretary, and has progressed through the chains to Club President in 1983-1984, 2001-2002. Lion Joe is active in his Club, with 11 plus years of perfect attendance and a Melvin Jones fellow.

On the District Level, Lion Joe was Membership Chairman in 1984-1985, Zone Chairman in 1985-1986, General Chairman for Sight and Hearing in 1986-1987, Regional Chairman in 1987-1988, Cabinet Secretary in 1988-1989, Cabinet Treasurer in 1989-1990, Blood Donor Program Chairman in 1990-1991, Administrative Assistant in 1992-1993, Executive Assistant in 1993-1994, District 22-A Social Chairman, District Governor of MD 22-A for Lions year 1994-1995, Leader Dog Chairman 1996-1997, 1997-1998, 1999-2000, 2000-2001,2001-2002, 2002-2003, and MD 22 Co-Chairman of Leader Dog 2000-2001 currently MD 22 Leader Dog Chairman 2001-2004 .

On the Multiple District Level, Lion Joe was Cabinet Secretary/Treasurer's Dinner Chairman in 1991-1992 and District 22-A Luncheon Chairman in 1992-1993.

Lion Joe has been a delegate at four plus International Conventions. Lion Joe has attended 14 plus Multiple District Conventions, and five plus US/CANADA Forums.

Outside of Lionism, Lion Joe is a Life Member of The Fallston Volunteer Fire & Ambulance Company, Inc. and has held the office of Secretary, Associate Director, Vice President, and President four times also served several years as Associate Director and Fire Police Sergeant. Served on Building Committee, Membership, Hall Rental and Fund Raiser Committees. Joe joined the fire company in January, 1975 and served until his death in Sept. 2004.

C & P Telephone Company employed him since 1969 and worked as Baltimore Metro Cable splicer until retirement in 1999 which is currently VERIZON. I am a native of Harford County and reside in community of Fallston with my wife, June and our sons, Mark (deceased in 1980) and Joe. Both of them are Melvin Jones fellows.

Lion Joe served three years in the U. S. Army and six and half years as an active Army National Guard employee.

In the spare time, Lion Joe is an Antique Car buff and belongs to the Antique Automobile Club of American and loved to travel in our Motor home.

Upcoming Events

Mon 15

FVFAC Monthly EMS Drill

August 15 @ 7:30 pm - 9:30 pm
Mon 29

FVFAC Operational Officers Meeting

August 29 @ 7:30 pm - 9:30 pm
Sep 04

FVFAC Monthly Bingo !!

September 4 @ 12:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Sep 05

FVFAC Monthly Meeting

September 5 @ 7:30 pm - 9:00 pm
Sep 12

FVFAC Monthly Suppression Drill

September 12 @ 7:30 pm - 9:30 pm

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Fallston Volunteer Fire and Ambulance Co.
4 hours ago
Fallston Volunteer Fire and Ambulance Co.

FVFAC and other units have cleared the search area in Baltimore County. The Baltimore County Police Department is asking for your help in locating this missing person.#UPDATE Thank you for sharing!!! Tyler has been located.

#MISSING hiker 24 yr old Tyler Fitts 5’10” 160lbs-last seen #today around 7:30 pm at Big Gunpowder Falls State Park off Belair Rd. walking back from Pot Rocks toward parking lot. Clothing: blue/green swim trunks, no shirt, dark blue crocs. If located call 410-887-5000 or 2222
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FVFAC and other units have cleared the search area in Baltimore County. The Baltimore County Police Department is asking for your help in locating this missing person.
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Fallston Volunteer Fire and Ambulance Co.
6 hours ago
Fallston Volunteer Fire and Ambulance Co.

FVFAC is currently assisting the Baltimore County FD on a search in the area of the Big Gunpowder River. Fallston units are deployed in the Harford Rd/Notchcliff Rd area. If you are traveling on Belair Rd, Harford Rd or MD Route 7 in the area of the Big Gunpowder, or in neighborhoods bordering the river expect to encounter fire department and police vehicles in these areas. Please use caution as there may be personnel on foot or using UTV type units along the roadways, trails, and fields.

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FVFAC is currently assisting the Baltimore County FD on a search in the area of the Big Gunpowder River. Fallston units are deployed in the Harford Rd/Notchcliff Rd area. If you are traveling on Belair Rd, Harford Rd or MD Route 7 in the area of the Big Gunpowder, or in neighborhoods bordering the river expect to encounter fire department and police vehicles in these areas. Please use caution as there may be personnel on foot or using UTV type units along the roadways, trails, and fields. 
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Fallston Volunteer Fire and Ambulance Co.
15 hours ago
Fallston Volunteer Fire and Ambulance Co.

On Friday 8/12/2022 at approximately 7:27 a.m. the Bel Air VFC and surrounding Volunteer Fire Companies were dispatched to a report of a dwelling fire in the 300 block of Betty Court in Forest Hill. Units arrived to find a three-story, end of the group, townhouse well involved in fire, primarily to the rear of the structure.

The occupants of the home discovered the fire and were able to self-evacuate prior to the arrival of fire department units. Due to the potential for the fire to spread to adjacent townhouses and the extensive fire encountered by first arriving units, the Incident Commander requested a second alarm bringing additional resources and personnel to the scene. The fire was declared under control in approximately 20 minutes. There were no injuries reported. Total damages are estimated to be $350,000.00

Although these townhomes are protected by residential automatic sprinkler systems, this fire appears to have originated on the exterior of the building at the rear deck and spread to the roof and attic of the dwelling. These areas are not required to be protected by residential automatic sprinklers.

The Office of the State Fire Marshal is investigating the cause and origin of this fire. The cause: remains under investigation, however OSFM personnel have stated that discarded smoking material can not be ruled out as the cause.

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On Friday 8/12/2022 at approximately 7:27 a.m. the Bel Air VFC and surrounding Volunteer Fire Companies were dispatched to a report of a dwelling fire in the 300 block of  Betty Court in Forest Hill. Units arrived to find a three-story, end of the group, townhouse well involved in fire, primarily to the rear of the structure. 
The occupants of the home discovered the fire and were able to self-evacuate prior to the arrival of fire department units.  Due to the potential for the fire to spread to adjacent townhouses and the extensive fire encountered by first arriving units, the Incident Commander requested a second alarm bringing additional resources and personnel to the scene.  The fire was declared under control in approximately 20 minutes. There were no injuries reported. Total damages are estimated to be  $350,000.00
Although these townhomes are protected by residential automatic sprinkler systems, this fire appears to have originated on the exterior of the building at the rear deck and spread to the roof and attic of the dwelling. These areas are not required to be protected by residential automatic sprinklers.
The Office of the State Fire Marshal is investigating the cause and origin of this fire. The cause: remains under investigation, however OSFM personnel have stated that discarded smoking material can not be ruled out as the cause.
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Fallston Volunteer Fire and Ambulance Co.
3 days ago
Fallston Volunteer Fire and Ambulance Co.

TRAFFIC ADVISORY!!!! Carrs Mill Rd is closed between Vale Rd and Wildwood Drive due to trees, poles, and wires down in the roadway....again.
FVFAC and HCSO units responded to this call at 0520 hrs. DPW, BGE, and other agencies notified and will be working to clean up debris and restore utilities in the area today.

Please chose an alternate route and allow extra travel time today.
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TRAFFIC ADVISORY!!!!  Carrs Mill Rd is closed between Vale Rd and Wildwood Drive due to trees, poles, and wires down in the roadway....again.
FVFAC and HCSO units responded to this call at 0520 hrs. DPW, BGE, and other agencies notified and will be working to clean up debris and restore utilities in the area today.
Please chose an alternate route and allow extra travel time today.
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Fallston Volunteer Fire and Ambulance Co.
1 week ago
Fallston Volunteer Fire and Ambulance Co.

The FVFAC and Joppa Magnolia VFC responded to assist the Kingsville VFC and other area fire departments in Baltimore County this morning on a garage fire. Units were dispatched to the 11700 block of Reynolds Rd at approximately 0930 hours and arrived to find a well involved garage and contents. Tanker 13 was requested to assist with rural water operations to supply the fire ground as this area is not served by public utilities (fire hydrants). Units continue to operate on the scene extinguishing hot spots at this time ( 1215 hrs.).

FVFAC Tanker 13 also assisted the Baltimore County Fire Department last weekend with driver training related to rural water operations during Battalion Drills held in the Long Green area. The close cooperation between Fire Companies and our neighboring counties during training leads to more effective operations on the fire ground in these type of situations.

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The FVFAC and Joppa Magnolia VFC responded to assist the Kingsville VFC and other area fire departments in Baltimore County this morning on a garage fire. Units were dispatched to the 11700 block of Reynolds Rd at approximately 0930 hours and arrived to find a well involved garage and contents. Tanker 13 was requested to assist with rural water operations to supply the fire ground as this area is not served by public utilities (fire hydrants). Units continue to operate on the scene extinguishing hot spots at this time ( 1215 hrs.).
FVFAC Tanker 13 also assisted the Baltimore County Fire Department last weekend with driver training related to rural water operations during Battalion Drills held in the Long Green area. The close cooperation between Fire Companies and our neighboring counties during training leads to more effective operations on the fire ground in these type of situations.
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Monthly Calls

2022Fire & Fire/EMSEMS
Jan71214
Feb49168
Mar53150
Apr48166
May61220
Jun58176
Jul98197
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
2022 Total4381,291

Fire Top Ten Responder

July 2022
Name
Calls
Deputy Chief Dan McKinney190
Sgt. Alex Hilber,
Asst. Chief Kris Teal
100
Capt. Gary Zamerski82
Matt Barlow,
Parker Cochran
72
Will Friend70
Sgt. Austin Young69
Chief Scott Blankenship,
Sgt. Zach Karn
66
Asst. Chief Bob Colaianni
65
Coy Bushman
57

Lt. Matt Garrity,
Capt. Kevin Hartlove

53

EMS Top Ten Responder

July 2022
Name
Calls
Lacey Maheux
95
EMS Asst. Chief Will Rosenberg, Darrin Ryan85
Ryan Blosser68
Autumn Pafel61
EMS Lt. Erick Mitchell56
EMS Lt. Isabelle Staab
50
EMS Capt. Ed Steininger44
Shelby Sahady33
EMS Sgt. Cailey Etchison31
Lori Etchison21

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Fallston Fire Company
P.O. Box 141
Fallston, MD 21047

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House 1: 410.638.4890
House 2: 410.692.7866
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