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2024 Stats |
Month | Fire | EMS |
Jan | 895 | 1689 |
Feb | 778 | 1525 |
Mar | 875 | 1627 |
Apr | 820 | 1583 |
May | 875 | 1627 |
Jun | 978 | 1656 |
Jul | 993 | 1712 |
Aug | 994 | 1655 |
Sep | 898 | 1644 |
Oct | | |
Nov | | |
Dec | | |
Total | 8106 | 14718 |
2023 Stats |
Month | Fire | EMS |
Jan | 728 | 1520 |
Feb | 716 | 1484 |
Mar | 785 | 1465 |
Apr | 923 | 1434 |
May | 872 | 1616 |
Jun | 865 | 1524 |
Jul | 972 | 1680 |
Aug | 859 | 1628 |
Sep | 891 | 1556 |
Oct | 837 | 1652 |
Nov | 713 | 1495 |
Dec | 917 | 1639 |
Total | 10078 | 18693 |
2022 Stats |
Month | Fire | EMS |
Jan | 1120 | 1758 |
Feb | 697 | 1325 |
Mar | 775 | 1463 |
Apr | 787 | 1454 |
May | 945 | 1644 |
Jun | 923 | 1517 |
Jul | 952 | 1522 |
Aug | 891 | 1661 |
Sep | 811 | 1519 |
Oct | 928 | 1527 |
Nov | 870 | 1521 |
Dec | 885 | 1574 |
2021 Stats |
Month | Fire | EMS |
Jan | 677 | 1504 |
Feb | 549 | 1433 |
Mar | 813 | 1483 |
Apr | 777 | 1462 |
May | 908 | 1461 |
Jun | 871 | 1518 |
Jul | 922 | 1685 |
Aug | 957 | 1605 |
Sep | 864 | 1608 |
Oct | 927 | 1543 |
Nov | 768 | 1369 |
Dec | 830 | 1694 |
Total | 9863 | 18365 |
2020 Stats |
Month | Fire | EMS |
Jan | 723 | 1432 |
Feb | 652 | 1347 |
Mar | 720 | 1442 |
Apr | 657 | 1267 |
May | 709 | 1266 |
Jun | 701 | 1318 |
Jul | 1006 | 1429 |
Aug | 969 | 1390 |
Sep | 793 | 1386 |
Oct | 778 | 1402 |
Nov | 721 | 1294 |
Dec | 730 | 1417 |
Total | 9159 | 16390 |
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Toys for Tots - Together We Can Make A Difference
Coordinator/Public Information Officer William Smith, October 23
As we continue our annual Marine Corps Reserves Toys for Tots campaign, we want to invite all friends and family to stop by any Fire/EMS station in Charles County and drop off unwrapped toys for any age group. In addition to Fire/EMS stations, feel free to stop by any county building listed on this flyer and drop off toys in their respective boxes. Together, we can make that difference to be certain ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Nanjemoy Volunteer Fire Department Announces the Passing of Auxiliary Life Member Judy Rye
Coordinator/Public Information Officer William Smith, October 14
Julia (Judy) Lee Rye, 80, of Nanjemoy, Maryland, while surrounded by family and loved ones, peacefully passed away on October 10, 2024.
Julia was preceded in death by her husband James Carlton Rye, her father Thomas E. Bastain, mother Violet C. Bastain, sisters Gay Miller, Anna Hancock and Betty Jean Bowie. She is survived by her daughter Bonnie Stonestreet and husband Paul, daughter Karina Colley ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Cadet Class 28/29 Participating in 2024 Antique Muster
Coordinator/Public Information Officer William Smith, October 03
Beginning at 10:00 AM on Sunday, October 20, 2024, our cadet class is scheduled to assist with the annual antique muster held at the Southern MD Regional Training Center. The cadets will experience many opportunities such as hose rolling, draft tank take downs, equipment relocation, and familiarization with antique hand drawn fire apparatus. We thank the committee for their hard work in planning and ... (Full Story & Photos)
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The Charles County Volunteer Rescue Squad Mourns the Passing of President Jeff Garner
Coordinator/Public Information Officer William Smith, September 24
It is with profound sadness that the Charles County Volunteer Rescue Squad announces the passing of our esteemed President, Jeff Garner, on September 23, 2024. Jeff was a dedicated public servant who spent a lifetime serving the Charles County community with passion and selflessness. Jeff’s commitment to public safety spanned several decades, beginning with his service as a member of the La Plata ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Charles County Volunteer Fire and EMS Opposes Charter Proposal
Coordinator/Public Information Officer William Smith, August 28
In reviewing the proposed Charter, the Charles County Volunteer Fire and EMS Associations decided to mirror the unbiased, bi-partisan approaches taken by other local public service organizations before we arrived at a formal decision on whether to support or oppose this initiative. That being said, we didn’t just listen to ourselves. This dedication to an unemotional analysis led us to bring in ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Three Members of the Charles County Volunteer Firemen's Association Honored for 50 Years Service
Coordinator/Public Information Officer William Smith, June 20
50 YEARS OF SERVICE IN THE FIRE, EMS AND OR RESCUE SERVICE
This Recognition is presented to the member of your company that has at least 50 years of service and is still living. We thank and congratulate the following members:
Robert "Bobby" Collins, Potomac Heights Volunteer Fire Department (no picture available at this time)
Steve Winkler, Potomac Heights Volunteer Fire Department
William A. ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Steve Winkler left William A. Frazier right
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Maryland Law on Prohibition on Opening Burning
Coordinator/Public Information Officer William Smith, June 20
Title 26. Department of Environment Part 2. Subtitle 11. AIR QUALITY Chapter 26.11.07. Open Fires
C. Prohibition on Open Burning
(1) In Anne Arundel, Baltimore, Calvert, Carroll, Cecil, Charles, Frederick, Harford, Howard, Montgomery, and Prince George's counties and Baltimore City, open burning is prohibited during the period from June 1 through August 31 of each year. ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Waldorf Volunteers and Surrounding Departments Battle 2-Story Dwelling Fire
Coordinator/Public Information Officer William Smith, June 05
Just before 6:30 PM Charles County 911 Center received a call for a house on fire and an elderly man lives there unsure if he was home located in the 5600 block of Needlefish Court in the Dorchester community of Westlake. Within 2 minutes of the dispatch Waldorf Chief 3 (Durrer) arrived on scene reporting heavy fire showing through the roof of the structure. Chief 3's 360 reports "2 story with no ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Photo Courtesy E31 Chauffeur
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Charles County Volunteer Firemen's Association Hiring a Recruitment Retention Coordinator
Coordinator/Public Information Officer William Smith, November 30
The Charles County Volunteer Firemen's Association is excited to announce we received a four-year FEMA SAFER Grant to hire a Recruitment Retention Coordinator. We are encouraging anyone that has a strong recruitment background apply for the position, all information is found within this posting. Please make this information available to all your membership and feel free to share on your departmental ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Overnight Fire in Lancaster Brings Numerous Departments to Waldorf
Coordinator/Public Information Officer William Smith, November 17
02:26 A.M. this morning, 911 received a call "something was on fire maybe a shed" in the 4100 blk of Log Teal Drive in Waldorf. Fire/EMS units were immediately dispatched in minutes Chief 12A (Jordan) arrived reporting "fire showing" from the rear of the two-story duplex dwelling. As units now arriving, the fire now through the roof, command ordered everyone to evacuate the home, exterior operations ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Photo by first arriving unit
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Potomac Height Volunteers Install 47 Smoke Alarms in the Community
Coordinator/Public Information Officer William Smith, October 25
On Saturday, October 21st , Potomac Heights Volunteers partnered with the Potomac Heights Baptist Church and the Red Cross installing 47 smoke alarms in 17 homes throughout the Potomac Heights community. The team has pledged to return in the spring to continue this effort, in the meantime if any resident needs smoke alarms in their home, we urge all home owners to contact their local fire station ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Board of County Commissioners Present Fire Prevention Proclamation
Coordinator/Public Information Officer William Smith, October 17
The Board of Commissioners proclaimed October as Fire Prevention Month. During this month residents are encouraged to take the necessary steps to increase fire safety in their homes, such as ensuring smoke alarms are working properly and practicing fire safety when cooking at home.
We thank the Board of County Commissioners for the recognition today. The volunteer fire departments are "100% volunteer" ... (Full Story & Photos)
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