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.
Read MoreOur 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.
Read MoreThis mornings fatal fire in Parkville underscores the importance of Maryland State Fire Marshal Brian Geraci‘s open letter to all Marylanders. Only four months in to 2023, Maryland has seen a significant increase in fire related deaths. [PK] To: All Marylanders I am here to inform you that the State…
Read MoreAt 02:30, on January 6th 2023, Engine 291 was alerted for a house fire in a 38-3 box (Long Green). Units arrived on scene to find fire coming from an attached garage. A working fire and tanker strike team were then requested. Engine 291’s crew of seven firefighters advanced two…
Read MoreThe Providence Volunteer Fire Company is happy to announce our 2022 Santa Schedule! Please keep in mind that our apparatus remains in service during these events and may be called upon to respond to emergencies at anytime. Continue to follow our social media (Facebook and Twitter) for specifics on each…
Read MoreForcible Entry Training Earlier this year Company 29 spent the day participating in a forcible entry training led by members of the BCFD. Pictures from the day can be seen below!
Read MoreHappy Thanksgiving from our family to yours! Enjoy a happy and safe holiday.
Read MoreJoin us this Saturday to watch MADAGASCAR!
Read MoreHappy New Year from your friends at Providence! We greatly appreciate the support of our community! An additional thanks to our Volunteers for responding to over 1100 calls for service! We wish you a happy and healthy 2022!
Read MoreAs we head into the colder months, Providence’s call volume normally picks up. For the Month of November, we responded to a total of 101 calls of service. Here is sampling of some of the calls we ran over this period: 13 motor vehicle collisions, 27 emergency medical service calls,…
Read MoreOctober has been a busy month for the Providence Volunteer Fire Company. Providence ran a total of 120 calls for service in the month. Here is a sampling of the some of the calls we ran over this period; 14 motor vehicle collisions, 35 emergency medical service calls, and 3…
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