Last week the local Cub Scout group, 1806 The Wolves made a visit to our station. While there, the children learned about fire safety with Capt. Robbie Helms and other volunteers at the firehouse. The group even presented our membership with a framed and signed “thank you” from their team….
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The Prince Frederick Volunteer Fire Department is a proud supporter of the Toys For Tots program. In Calvert County alone, according to their Facebook page, the organization will help about 1,000 children this holiday season. “The mission of the Calvert County, MD Toys for Tots Program is to collect new…
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On November 1, 2018, Engine 21 was alerted to respond to a working fire in North Beach. Crews arrived on the scene in the 8900 block of Erie Avenue to find a single-family home engulfed in flames. According to the SoMdNews, a passerby discovered the fire and alerted first responders….
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On October 31, 2018, around 8:30 p.m. Prince Frederick Volunteer Fire units and surrounding Squad’s (from Huntingtown and St. Leonard) were alerted to an accident involving a head-on collision. Units initially did not find anyone trapped, however one patient was injured seriously enough to be flown out to a trauma…
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On Saturday, October 20, 2018, the Calvert County Fire & Rescue Association held its annual memorial service to honor volunteer members who passed away or died in the line of duty. This year was particularly tough as departments gathered to remember EMS Captain Patricia Osborne of the North Beach Volunteer…
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On October 15, 2018, PFVFD was dispatched to a serious motor vehicle accident with one car overturned. Dispatchers said someone in one of the cars was trapped.
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On October 10, 2018, members from the Prince Frederick Volunteer Fire Department (PFVFD) attended a ceremony at Firehouse Subs in the heart of Prince Frederick, Md. The event was to honor and award more than $70,000 in grant to three volunteer fire departments in Southern Maryland.
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On October 8, 2018, Engine 21 assisted the Prince Frederick Rescue Squad (Company 4) on a construction site in our first due area. Upon arrival, first responders found a piece of machinery near Chapline Place on its side. The person operating the unit injured his ankle. The worker was transported…
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One of Prince Frederick Volunteer Fire Department’s very own was recently deployed with his career department to help citizens in North Carolina. Robbie Helms, Firefighter for Howard County Fire and Rescue, launched without hesitation to the south to assist with humanitarian efforts. Helms and his co-workers teamed up with a…
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On Tuesday, September 11, 2018, Bob Linster from Amkus introduced new hydraulic rescue tools to the membership. The tools will be placed on the new Squad 2 when it arrives. The equipment is part of a generous grant and partnership with a local Prince Frederick business. More on that story…
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