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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As we celebrate #EMSWeek2026 (May 17-23), we want to give a massive shoutout to our dedicated paramedics, EMTs, and first responders. Thank you for your unwavering commitment to excellence and for always answering the call! 🚒🚑
#EMSWeek #JacksonvilleVFC #BaltimoreCounty #FirstResponders #ImprovingOutcomesTogether
As we celebrate #EMSWeek2026 (May 17-23), we want to give a massive shoutout to our dedicated paramedics, EMTs, and first responders. Thank you for your unwavering commitment to excellence and for always answering the call! 🚒🚑
#EMSWeek #JacksonvilleVFC #BaltimoreCounty #FirstResponders #ImprovingOutcomesTogether
Our pit beef fundraiser sold out by 1pm!
Thank you all for your support!
Thank you all for your support!
Come see us tomorrow for our first Pit Beef of the year - we are cooking rain or shine
Our Engine 473 and Medic 475 are just clearing a two vehicle accident at Manor Road and Green Glade Road.
One lane of the road is open, but please use caution as police and tow operators work to investigate and clean up.
One lane of the road is open, but please use caution as police and tow operators work to investigate and clean up.
A large-scale disaster drill will take place near our area on Thursday!
🚨🚨 ELEVATED FIRE DANGER THIS WEEK 🚨🚨
The combination of winds around and low relative humidity this week will produce an elevated fire danger across our area.
Residents and visitors are urged to exercise caution if handling open flames or equipment that creates sparks. Also, dispose of cigarettes, matches, and other flammable items in appropriate containers.
Keep vehicles off of dry grass and obey local burn bans. Most dry grasses, dead leaves, and other tree litter could easily ignite and spread fire quickly.
Outdoor burning is strongly discouraged.
The combination of winds around and low relative humidity this week will produce an elevated fire danger across our area.
Residents and visitors are urged to exercise caution if handling open flames or equipment that creates sparks. Also, dispose of cigarettes, matches, and other flammable items in appropriate containers.
Keep vehicles off of dry grass and obey local burn bans. Most dry grasses, dead leaves, and other tree litter could easily ignite and spread fire quickly.
Outdoor burning is strongly discouraged.