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| Tanker |
20 |
| J. Reamy |
228 |
| T.
Braswell |
185 |
| D.
Armiger |
158 |
| T.
Scott III |
156 |
| C.
Braswell |
148 |
| M.
Braswell |
137 |
| T.
Scott IV |
127 |
| C.
Wells |
122 |
| S.
Bennett |
105 |
| A.
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98 |
| Jan |
J. Reamy |
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| Feb |
J. Reamy |
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J. Reamy |
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119 |
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124 |
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101 |
| Sep |
90 |
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101 |
| Nov |
85 |
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85 |
| Total |
1251 |
| Engine |
953 |
| Tower |
203 |
| Squad |
326 |
| Tanker |
123 |
| J. Reamy |
843 |
| C. Wells |
722 |
| C.
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597 |
| M. Braswell |
588 |
| T.
Scott III |
581 |
| T.
Braswell |
499 |
| J.
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490 |
| T. Scott IV |
421 |
| D.
Armiger |
396 |
| A. Billings |
393 |
| Jan |
J. Reamy |
77 |
| Feb |
J. Reamy |
81 |
| Mar |
C. Wells |
66 |
| Apr |
J. Reamy |
90 |
| May |
C. Wells |
82 |
| Jun |
C. Braswell |
71 |
| Jul |
J. Reamy |
92 |
| Aug |
C. Wells |
78 |
| Sep |
M.
Braswell |
80 |
| Oct |
M.
Braswell |
84 |
| Nov |
J. Reamy |
61 |
| Dec |
J. Reamy |
66 |
| Engine |
858 |
| Tower |
215 |
| Squad |
224 |
| Tanker |
127 |
| J. Reamy |
722 |
| J. Dalrymple |
552 |
| B. Ficke |
522 |
| M. Braswell |
494 |
| T. Scott |
379 |
| T. Howes |
372 |
| J. Camera |
369 |
| C. Wells |
355 |
| A. Billings |
352 |
| M. Bowen |
344 |
| Jan |
J. Dalrymple |
62 |
| Feb |
J. Reamy |
61 |
| Mar |
J. Reamy |
95 |
| Apr |
M. Braswell |
71 |
| May |
J. Reamy |
68 |
| Jun |
J. Reamy |
47 |
| Jul |
J. Dalrymple |
39 |
| Aug |
J. Reamy |
54 |
| Sep |
J. Reamy |
69 |
| Oct |
T. Scott |
63 |
| Nov |
J. Reamy |
54 |
| Dec |
J. Reamy |
68 |
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| May
5, 2008 - Today was a sad day at Prince Frederick VFD, as we
said goodbye to our beloved E21. E21 was sold to Mount
Jackson VRSFD in Virginia. Mount Jackson is ironically
Company 21 in Shenandoah County, therefore an additional
"1" was placed on the grill of the Engine. E21 has
served the Prince Frederick VFD proudly for the last 19
years and will be sorely missed. This sale was to make way
for our new Seagrave which will be in soon. |
| May
4, 2008 - At 0900 hours, the members of PFVFD gathered to
put the final touches on the apparatus for the Southern
Maryland Parade. Cmd2, Car2, J2, B2, E21, E22, TL2 and Tnk2
then proceeded to St Leonard where the convention was being
held this year. The parade started at 1230 hours with most
Southern Maryland units attending. Games were held in the
rear of Company 7 immediately following the parade. Prince
Frederick received the following trophies and awards at the
day's end:
Best
Appearing Company Overall, 2nd Best Appearing Platform, 2nd
Best Appearing Tanker, 2nd Best Appearing Brush Unit and 1st
Place in the Battle of the Bucket. Thanks to all of the
members who spent time cleaning the apparatus and
participated in the parade. Special thanks to St Leonard for
a great convention. Sadly, this will be E21's last parade as
it will be leaving for it's new home tomorrow. |
| April
30, 2008 - At 1041 hours, the Prince Frederick Volunteers
and surrounding companies were alerted to Box 2-11 for
smoke. E22, TL2 and E21 responded across the street to the
Jasper's. Company 2 arrived on side Alpha of a one story
restaurant with nothing showing. After further
investigation, a malfunctioning vent fan was found with
extension to the roof . E22 stretched a rack from the Tower
bucket while the Tower crew opened up. The fire was quickly
extinguished with no further extension. Company 2 units
operated for just over an hour with overhaul.
Box
Alarm - E2, E6, E7, E83, TL2, TL1, RS6 |
| April
26, 2008 - At 0551 hours, Engine Company 2 was alerted to
Box 2-18 for a smoke investigation. E22, Tnk2 and DFC 2C
responded to the 1200 block of Solomons Island Road North.
Units arrived on side Alpha of a two story commercial
building with smoke showing, filling out the box. 2C
established Command as crews found heavy fire and smoke
conditions on the first floor of Bayside Toyota. A second
alarm was called for due to the fire load and finding
hydrants out of service. Crews opened up and brought the
fire under control a short time later. While checking for
extension, crews noticed the second floor sagging and crews
were immediately evacuated. Units remained on the scene for
the Investigators for approximately 4 hours.
Box
Alarm - E2, E6, E7, E83, TL2, TL1, RS6
2nd
Alarm - E2, E6, E1, E5, T3 |
| April
20, 2008 - On Sunday, Tanker 2 headed to Baden for the
annual MSFA Water Supply Drill. Tanker 2 was 1 of 40 fire
apparatus with over 170 participants. Although the weather
did not cooperate, participants still enjoyed the drill and
learned plenty. PFVFD would like to thank MSFA and everyone
involved for taking the time to put this great drill on.
Also, a special thanks to the Baden and PGCVFRA ladies
auxiliaries for refreshments. |
| April
19, 2008 - At 0153 hours, Tower Ladder 2 was alerted
Mutual Aid to Prince George's County for a building fire.
TL2 responded to the 25100 block of Chalk Point Road at
the Pepco as units from PG and Charles Counties found a
working fire. The Tower arrived and removed part of the
catwalk and opened up for the Engine Companies. The fire
was brought under control and Command held PG units for
overhaul. Tower 2 cleared in just under three hours.
Box
Alarm - E836, CCE22, CCE52, SME21, TL2, T825, RS840 |
| April
16, 2008 - At 1645, the Prince Frederick Volunteers
and surrounding Companies were alerted to Box 2-12 for a
building. Units responded to the 1000 block of Dares Beach
Road. E2 arrived on side Alpha of a one story commercial
building with nothing showing. Prince Frederick units
investigated and found a brush fire that extended to the
building. TL2 opened up the roof where the fire extended to
while the Engine extinguished the same. Company 2 units were
held by Command and released in just under an hour.
Box
Alarm - E2, E6, E7, E83, TL2, TL1, RS6 |
| April
10, 2008 - At 0448 hours, the Prince Frederick Volunteers
and surrounding Companies were alerted to Box 2-16 for
smoke. Units responded to the 100 block of Hospital Drive at
the Day Care Facility. E21 arrived on side Alpha of a one
story trailer with light smoke showing. Chief 2 established
Command as a malfunctioning HVAC system was found with no
extension. The power was cut to the unit and Command held
Company 2 and 6 to wrap up.
Box
Alarm - E2, E6, E7, E83, TL2, TL1, RS6 |
| April
1, 2008 - At Tuesday's General Membership Meeting, Past Fire
Chief Vernon Horsmon Sr. was presented with a custom gold
leaf shield, recognizing him as Chief Emeritus of the Prince
Frederick V.F.D. Past Chief Warren Gott, was recognized for
his years of service as a member of the Calvert County Fire
Commission. (Both received standing ovations) Past Chief
Bobby Hall Jr. was recognized for replacing Warren Gott on
the Calvert County Fire Commission. A special election was
held for the vacant Deputy Fire Chief's position. Captain
Della-Camera was elected as the new Deputy Fire Chief.
Congratulations to these members. |
|
March
29, 2008 - At 1230 hours, the Prince Frederick Volunteers
and surrounding Companies were alerted to Box 2-17 for a
house. Units responded to the 5000 block of Camp Kaufmann
Road as Capt. 2 arrived on side Alpha of a two story single
family with nothing showing, establishing Command. E21
arrived, advanced a line to the second floor and found a
fire that started on the rear porch and extended into the
house. Tower 2 arrived and started opening up while the
Squad arrived, controlled utilities and performed a primary
search. Company 2 units operated for 90 minutes. Box
Alarm - E2, E6, E1, TL2, RS6 WFD
- E6, E7, E83, TL1 |
| March
26, 2008 - At 0820 hours, Past Chief/President Bill Schrom
of the Huntingtown Volunteer Fire Department passed away at
the Washington Hospital Center, in Washington DC. The Prince
Frederick Volunteer Fire Department would like to express
our deepest sympathy to the family and friends of Mr. Schrom. |
| March
21, 2008 - At 1340 hours, the North Beach VFD was alerted to
Box 103 for a brush fire in the 2700 block of Karen Drive.
While en route, Communications advisied it was a woods fire,
quickly spreading bringing Company 6. Communications came
back a few seconds later and advised that a shed was now
involved and the fire was nearing a house bringing Company 5
and 2. J2, B2 and Tnk2 responded and assisted units with
containing the fire. Company 2 units operated for one hour. |
| March
15, 2008 - At 1530 hours, the Prince Frederick Volunteers
and surrounding Companies were alerted to Box 2-05 for a
chimney. Units responded to the 6700 block of Hallowing
Point Road. E21 arrived on side Alpha of a two story single
family with a working chimney fire. Units contained the
chimney with no extension to the house. Units operated for
just over two hours.
Box
Alarm - E2, E83, E81, TL2, RS81 |
| March
4, 2008 - The members and officers of the Prince Frederick
Volunteer Fire Department would like to congratulate
Firefighter Jason Deale and family on the birth of their
baby boy. Collin Nicholas was born today at 1750 hours,
weighed 8.83lbs. and was 21in. long. Mom and baby are doing
fine and resting at home now. |
| February
22, 2008 - At 0030 hours, the Prince Frederick Volunteers
and surrounding units were alerted to Box 1-02 for a house.
E21, TL2 and Tnk2 responded to the 5000 block of Christianna
Parran Road. E1 arrived on side Alpha of two story single
family with fire showing from the second floor. E21 arrived,
picked up E12's line and was supplied by Tnk2. Units made an
aggressive interior attack and quickly brought the fire
under control. Company 2 units operated for 3 hours.
Box
Alarm - E1, E6, E2, TL1, RS6
WFD
- E1, E5, E42, TL2 |
| February
19, 2008 - At 1010 hours, Rescue Squad 2 was alerted to
Rescue Box 2-05 for a personal injury accident with one
overturned. RS2(Sharpe), E22(Scott) and AFC D'Agostino
responded to Hallowing Point Road and Seagull Beach Road.
RS2 arrived on the scene to find a single car rollover with
one trapped. RS2 stabilized the vehicle and removed the
driver's door to gain access to the patient. The patient was
removed and turned over to awaiting EMS and flown to Prince
George's Trauma Center for further evaluation. Company 2
units cleared in 30 minutes.
Rescue
Local - RS2, E83, RS81, A4, A83 |
| February
13, 2008 - At 1723 hours, the Prince Frederick Volunteers and
surrounding units were alerted to Box 6-08 for a house.
E21(T Braswell), TL2(Wells) and Tnk2(Milstead) responded to
the 2800 block of Otis Lane. Huntingtown units arrived on
side Alpha of a one story single family with fire showing.
E21 arrived and checked for extension while Tower 2 opened
up and controlled utilities. Company 2 units cleared in 20
minutes.
Box
Alarm - E6, E5, E2, TL2, RS6
WFD
- E6, E1, E42 |
| February
8, 2008 - At 2029 hours, the Prince Frederick Volunteers and
surrounding units were alerted to Box 3-08 for a building.
E21(Lt Scott), TL2(FF Breen) and RS2(Sgt Wells) responded to
the 9400 block of HG Trueman Road. Units arrived to find a
two story commercial building with fire showing on side
Charlie. The Engine crew advanced a line through side Delta
and assisted with extinguishment. The Tower crew went to the
roof and started opening up. The Squad crew ran lights and
performed a primary search with negative results. E22
responded on the Working Fire Dispatch and staged at
Solomons Island Road and HG Trueman. The fire
was brought under control in 30 minutes. Company 2 units
operated until 2313 hours with overhaul, after the Fire
Marshall Investigated.
Box
Alarm - E3, E7, E2, E29, T3, TL2, RS2
WFD
- E2, E27, E23 |
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| January
21, 2008 - At 1014 hours, Rescue Squad 2 was alerted to Box
2-12 for an ice rescue. RS2(Sharpe) responded to the 1000
block of Clay Hammond Road. RS2 found a dog trapped in the
middle of a pond. Captain Sharpe tied off and used a canoe
to rescue the dog. The dog was safely removed from the pond
and taken to safety. RS2 cleared in 30 minutes.
Local
Alarm - RS2 |
| January
16, 2008 - At 2111 hours, the Prince Frederick Volunteers
were alerted to Rescue Box 2-10 for a personal injury
accident. RS2(Scott), E22(Hassler), Command 2(Della-Camera)
and AFC D'Agostino responded to Hallowing Point Road and
Yardley Drive. Company 2 units arrived to find a single
vehicle overturned with one ejected and one trapped. RS2 and
E22 stabilized the vehicle and began extricating the patient
as the ejected patient was deemed priority 4. The patient
was quickly extricated from the vehicle and flown to Prince
George's Trauma Center. RS6 searched the surrounding area
for more patients with negative results while E83 handled
the Landing Zone.
Rescue
Local - RS2, RS6, E83, A4, A83, M10 |
| January
12, 2008 - At 2310 hours, the Prince Frederick Volunteers and
surrounding companies were alerted to Box 2-12 for a house.
E22(Howes), T2(Holzberger), E21(Scott), RS2(Sharpe), FC
Scott, Safety 2(Hassler) responded to the 1700 block of
Dares Beach Road. While in route, units were advised that this was a possible
garage fire. E22 arrived on side Alpha of a two story
apartment building with heavy fire showing. Chief 2
established Command as units made an aggressive attack on
the fire. E22 forced entry and attacked the first floor
while E21 arrived, picked up E22's line and advanced a
second line to the second floor. T2 and RS2 opened up,
performed a primary search and controlled utilities. Company
2 units operated for just over two hours.
Box
Alarm - E2, E6, E83, TL2, RS6
WFD
- E7, E81, T1 |
| January
4, 2008 - At 1204 hours, the Prince Frederick Volunteers and
surrounding companies were alerted to Box 2-11 for an
apartment. E21(Lt Scott), T2(Capt Sharpe), RS2(FF A
Billings), FC Scott and AFC D'Agostino responded to the 300
block of Fairgrounds Road. Chief 2 arrived and established
Command with a two story multi-family apartment building
with smoke showing from the second floor. E21 ran a line to
the second floor apartment and found a fire in the kitchen
with extension to the living room and attic. T2 threw ground
ladders, opened up and performed a primary search with
negative results. RS2 arrived and controlled the utilities.
Command held Company 2 and 6 for overhaul after a quick
knock was placed on the fire. Company 2 units operated for
90 minutes.
Box
Alarm - E2, E6, E83, E7, T2, T1, RS6 |
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