The Jacksonville Volunteer Fire Company is located in Northern Baltimore County, Maryland. It provides emergency medical services and fire suppression to approximately 10,000 people in its first-due district, which covers over 75 square miles.
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Our Engine 471, Engine 473, and Ambulance 475 are currently on scene of a working house fire in the 13900 block of Sunnybrook Road in our first-due territory.
The initial call was received around 7:45 p.m. Numerous units from surrounding stations are on scene assisting.
As always, avoid the area and expect detours!
For those unaware, we do not have hydrants in our district so engines and tankers will often have to travel to refill at various water sources in the community such as underground tanks, ponds, streams, or even pools.
The initial call was received around 7:45 p.m. Numerous units from surrounding stations are on scene assisting.
As always, avoid the area and expect detours!
For those unaware, we do not have hydrants in our district so engines and tankers will often have to travel to refill at various water sources in the community such as underground tanks, ponds, streams, or even pools.
Jarrettsville Pike is CLOSED at Stansbury Mill Road due to an accident involving a motorcycle. There are significant delays at Four Corners.
Avoid the area and use alternate routes!
Avoid the area and use alternate routes!
At approximately 12:54 p.m. today, our Medic 475 was alerted for a traumatic injury involving someone who was struck by a tractor in the 15000-block of La Vale Road. Additional personnel were requested to package and extricate the critically injured individual from a field. Our Utility 477, ATV 47, and Cockeysville Volunteer Fire Company Engine 391 responded to that request.
Additionally, our Engine 473 and Long Green Volunteer Fire Company Special Unit 387 secured and managed a landing site at our station for Maryland State Police - Aviation Command Trooper 1. The patient was brought to the landing site by ground and then transported to the R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center.
Additionally, our Engine 473 and Long Green Volunteer Fire Company Special Unit 387 secured and managed a landing site at our station for Maryland State Police - Aviation Command Trooper 1. The patient was brought to the landing site by ground and then transported to the R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center.
Please join us in extending our appreciation to all of our clinicians during EMS Week.
We appreciate their hard work and dedication responding to 2000+ medical emergencies in our community and the surrounding area each year.
In 1974, President Gerald Ford authorized EMS Week to celebrate their life-saving service and the importance of the work they offer to our nation.
We appreciate their hard work and dedication responding to 2000+ medical emergencies in our community and the surrounding area each year.
In 1974, President Gerald Ford authorized EMS Week to celebrate their life-saving service and the importance of the work they offer to our nation.
We have been responding to countless storm-related calls throughout the night but also have a lot of meat to cook and sell!
We know some roads are closed any many are still without power, but we would greatly appreciate if you could come join us for lunch today.
All proceeds from the delicious food go towards our non-profit emergency response organization!
We know some roads are closed any many are still without power, but we would greatly appreciate if you could come join us for lunch today.
All proceeds from the delicious food go towards our non-profit emergency response organization!