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 is currently responding to assist units on the scene.
Santa made his annual visit to the Summer Hill Community last night! Thank you to Summer Hill and your continued partnership and support of JVFC!
From Baltimore County today:
Please be aware of the pending new traffic pattern and weight restriction for the Baltimore City-owned bridge on Warren Road over Loch Raven Reservoir.
According to the announcement from Baltimore City DPW, the bridge will be reduced to a single lane of alternating two-way traffic via signals. In addition, new load posting signs will be installed limiting the weight of vehicles crossing the bridge to 29,000 pounds for single-unit vehicles and 61,000 pounds for combination vehicles.
The traffic pattern and posting signs are expected to be in place until bridge repairs are made, which is planned for Spring 2022.
Please be aware of the pending new traffic pattern and weight restriction for the Baltimore City-owned bridge on Warren Road over Loch Raven Reservoir.
According to the announcement from Baltimore City DPW, the bridge will be reduced to a single lane of alternating two-way traffic via signals. In addition, new load posting signs will be installed limiting the weight of vehicles crossing the bridge to 29,000 pounds for single-unit vehicles and 61,000 pounds for combination vehicles.
The traffic pattern and posting signs are expected to be in place until bridge repairs are made, which is planned for Spring 2022.
Wow. We have sold out of all 450 Christmas Trees. This is the soonest this has ever happened. We will unfortunately not be getting any more in. Thank you all for your support!
Come get your lovely Christmas Tree from us today between 9am and 7pm. You may be super sad if you show up tomorrow.
We have less than 100 Fraser Firs left and our volunteer fire and EMS responders will be hustling to get them sold so they can get their own shopping and family stuff done!
Every cent from this fundraiser goes directly towards our operating costs including the ambulance/medic unit currently being built at a cost of over $300,000.
We have less than 100 Fraser Firs left and our volunteer fire and EMS responders will be hustling to get them sold so they can get their own shopping and family stuff done!
Every cent from this fundraiser goes directly towards our operating costs including the ambulance/medic unit currently being built at a cost of over $300,000.
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