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MAVFC Tackles Working Garage Fire
Chief Anthony Russo, April 17
On April 16 at 1914 hours (7:14 pm), units from the Mount Airy Volunteer Fire Company were dispatched for a garage fire in the 1900 block of Gillis Falls Road. Chief 1 arrived on scene to find a 2-story detached garage with fire showing from the second floor. Engine 12 arrived and stretched a hose line into the attic to attack the fire. Truck 1 provided ladder, ventilation, and overhaul support. Tanker ... (Full Story & Photos)
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2nd Annual DFEMS Awards Events
April 09
The Carroll County Department of Fire and EMS of Maryland held its 2nd Annual Awards Ceremony on April 7th.
The following MAVFC members were recognized for their dedication and hard work:
Rick Baker – Chief’s Award Christina Christiansen and K9 Diesel – Certificate of Appreciation
Congratulations to all of the award recipients, and thank you to our members for their continued contributions. We ... (Full Story & Photos)
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MAVFC Host MAMS Students
Deputy Chief Robert Christiansen Jr., March 27
In recent weeks, members of the Mount Airy Volunteer Fire Company hosted two visits from Mount Airy Middle School students interested in public safety. On March 18, seventh grade students toured the station, followed by eighth grade students on March 25. During each visit, students received an overview of the fire department and learned about career opportunities within the fire service. The visits ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Vehicle Collision with Working Extrication on Rt. 27
Chief Anthony Russo, March 17
On Tuesday afternoon March 17 at 1508 hours (3:08 pm), units from the Mount Airy Volunteer Fire Company were dispatched for a serious vehicle collision in the area of Ridge Road (Rt. 27) and South Main Street. While enroute, the call was upgraded to a vehicle collision with rescue. Units arrived to find one patient trapped. Chief 1 established command and directed Rescue 1 to complete a side removal ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Portable Generator Safety Guidelines
PIO Doug Alexander, March 17
Thunderstorms, high winds, downed power lines, heavy snowfalls and utility company blackouts can all lead to power outages. Many people turn to a gasoline powered portable generator for a temporary solution. Due to the possibility of carbon monoxide poisoning from a portable generator being used inside of a home, the Mount Airy Volunteer Fire Company, and the Maryland State Fire Marshal's Office encourage ... (Full Story & Photos)
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