Twenty-three years have flown by since that tragic day, yet the unwavering dedication of our firefighters remains a beacon of hope. We stand united in their memory, forever grateful for their courage and sacrifice. Our hearts are filled with gratitude for Mission Barbecue, The Hope and Peace Foundation, Maryland’s 9/11…

Our firefighters were excited about igniting the imaginations of future firefighters from West Towson Elementary. The young students were thrilled to explore Providence’s 109-foot ladder truck, climbing aboard and learning firsthand about the thrilling world of firefighting.

In a heartwarming display of compassion, Truck 297 crew members went above and beyond their duties last night. After clearing a hazardous wires down situation, they responded to a distress call about a kitten trapped in a storm drain. The crew successfully rescued the terrified kitten and brought it back…

Providence participated in our annual 4th of July events including the Towson Parade and Loch Raven fireworks. Here is a few of our favorite moments. We hope you enjoyed a wonderful 4th of July Holiday Weekend.

Last night, at around 2:00 AM, Engine 291 and Truck 297 responded to a 2 alarm fire in the 9200 blk of Kingstree Rd in Parkville. Units arrived to find a large volume of fire from a 2 story townhome. A total of 9 victims were transported to local hospitals….

Lat week, Captain Hornbacher & Biddison, President Wolbert, and other Providence members took great pleasure in receiving a generous donation from Stanley Black & Decker. These new DeWalt 60V Flex Volt Battery powered tools will enhance and expand the capabilities of our company. We received this donation thanks to a…

On Monday, September 25th,  E291 was dispatched as the seventh due engine for the 17-10 commercial building fire in the 500 block of Cranbrook Rd, Cockeysville. E291 arrived side Charlie, with smoke showing from the roofline. E291 laid a supply line, and had two attack lines stretched and one in…

On September 7th, Engine 291 was dispatched for the 29-01 structure fire in the 1300 block of Aintree Rd. E291 arrived to find smoke showing from the attic. E291 and other units from the Baltimore County Fire Department, Lutherville Volunteer Fire Company, and the Cockeysville Volunteer Fire Company worked together…

Our members have been busy training on stabilizing cars using our Rescue Jacks and cribbing that we carry on our ladder truck. While we do not use our Rescue Jacks on every motor vehicle crash, it is important to stay proficient.