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Established in 1954 and located in northeastern Baltimore County, The Kingsville Volunteer Fire Company provides fire, rescue and EMS services to Kingsville and the surrounding communities of White Marsh, Perry Hall, Long Green and Jacksonville – as well as mutual aid assistance to Harford County, including Joppa, Joppatowne, Edgewood, Fallston and Bel Air.

We’re always interested in recruiting dedicated individuals to join our team. Whether you are interested in volunteering to serve the community as a Cadet, Associate, Fire/Rescue, EMS or Swiftwater Rescue member or in joining our paid EMS service we have a place for you.

11601 Bellvue Avenue
Kingsville, MD 21087

Phone: 410-887-5773
(For emergencies dial 911)

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Exit Drills in the Home (EDITH)

Every year, thousands of people die or are injured in house fires. With proper awareness, prevention, and preparation this number can be significantly reduced.  One way to prepare your family for a fire is by practicing Exit Drills in the Home, otherwise known as EDITH.

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EMS Fund Drive

Your Support is Needed!  Kingsville Medic 485 responded to 1,914 incidents in a hectic 2021, an increase of 600 calls over 2020. The Officers and...
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Upcoming Events

Annual Golf Tournament: October 10, 2025: 9am

Our 13th annual tournament will be held on Friday October 10th at Rocky Point Golf Course. Registration starts at 8:15 and the tournament will kickoff with a shotgun start at 9am. We're currently working out the details so stay tuned for more information as the date approaches or contact Josh at [email protected] for more information.
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Breakfast with Santa: November 29, 2025: 10am-12pm

The Kingsville VFC will host breakfast with Santa on November 29th from 10am to 12pm. Come and join us for a delightful morning with Santa at the Kingsville Volunteer Fire Company.  This event is open to the public and absolutely free. Activities include a kids' fun zone, hot chocolate and coffee bar and a photoshoot with santa! Have a question or interested in volunteering?  Contact Aly Anderson at 202-302-1983
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Cadets

A cadet member is between the ages of 10-16. Cadets learn valuable knowledge, skills, and training that prepare them to become firefighters and EMT’s once they reach their 16th birthday.

Cadet members meet at least two times a month to practice skills such as CPR, first aid, basic fire operations, rescue operations, team building, leadership, and much more! Cadets also go on field trips to places such as: Maryland State Police Medevac, Baltimore County 9-1- 1 Center and many more. Cadets participate alongside our Firefighters and EMT’s during parades, and other community details.

If you are interested in joining the cadet program please complete the Membership Application.

For more information contact the station at 410-887- 5573
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Our History

 

On October 27, 1954 a public meeting was called by the Lions Club to explore the possibility of starting a fire company in Kingsville. This meeting was held at the Kingsville School and had an attendance of 60 people. Following this meeting, a group of 18 men held another meeting at the home of Raymond Maynard where temporary officers were elected, including Harry Probert as president. 

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Open House Reminder! May 23rd, 2026 11:30am-4:00pm. Come join us for some fun! ... See MoreSee Less

Open House Reminder! May 23rd, 2026 11:30am-4:00pm. Come join us for some fun!
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Light refreshments will be provided. Drop in at anytime during the day.

I miss it there

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Kingsville Volunteer Fire Company
3 days ago
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Tonight, our members performed multiple training evolutions simulating arriving on a structure fire. Utilizing Fog Machines, we aim to provide them with realistic conditions they would encounter, with no visibility and expected job functions needed in each position.

As only 1 Firefighters responsibility is to extinguish the fire, our backup firefighter has one of the most important functions by advancing the fire hose into the structure, so the firefighter with the nozzle can reach the fire and extinguish. Check them out, in action! ... See MoreSee Less

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Thank you for all the hours you dedicate to protecting our community!

Thank you for being our neighbor heroes!

Good work team!!! 👏

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2 weeks ago
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Our Kingsville Volunteers today on Rescue Squad 483, participated in an Auto Extrication at Perry Hall High School. This allowed the students to see our volunteers sprint into action, while also educating them on the process of how we operate our tools, and how we remove the vehicle (Doors/Roof/Dash) in order, to access trapped occupants.

Fun Fact: Many of our volunteers, including those who attended today, are graduates of Perry Hall High School. We thank the staff and school for the opportunity. ... See MoreSee Less

Our Kingsville Volunteers today on Rescue Squad 483, participated in an Auto Extrication at Perry Hall High School. This allowed the students to see our volunteers sprint into action, while also educating them on the process of how we operate our tools, and how we remove the vehicle (Doors/Roof/Dash) in order, to access trapped occupants. Fun Fact: Many of our volunteers, including those who attended today, are graduates of Perry Hall High School. We thank the staff and school for the opportunity.Image attachmentImage attachment+2Image attachment
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As part of Motivational Saturday, Our Volunteers had an opportunity to meet Robert Ehrlich, Former Governor of Maryland as he spoke about qualities of leadership and the tools and mindset needed for success.

Investing in our members and their future is a must, and is always continuous process.

Excitingly, we look forward to multiple other motivational speakers this year that will have a positive impact on all of our members including their journey in life! ... See MoreSee Less

As part of Motivational Saturday, Our Volunteers had an opportunity to meet Robert Ehrlich, Former Governor of Maryland as he spoke about qualities of leadership and the tools and mindset needed for success. Investing in our members and their future is a must, and is always continuous process. Excitingly, we look forward to multiple other motivational speakers this year that will have a positive impact on all of our members including their journey in life!
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What an Awesome Crew. 🫡

Outstanding 🫡

You all did an awesome job! 💪

I truly enjoyed listening to him. Yes, Great tools & mindset for success as you stated.

Tell him to please run again!!!!!

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Equipment

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  • Engine 481

    First out on all fire/suppression calls except personal injury & lockout

  • Squad 483

    First out on all rescues, lockout details and carbon monoxide calls.

  • Medic 485

    First out on all Emergency Medical Services (EMS) calls

  • Special Unit 486

    Used as a specialty piece, responding as needed with extra equipment or personnel or to tailer ATV-48 or the swiftwater rescue boats.

  • Utility 487

    Used as specialty piece and may respond with extra equipment or personnel as needed

  • Tanker 488

    A high capacity water tanker, especially useful in rural areas that lack municipal water supplies. It’s the second piece on all daytime fire boxes and third due on nighttime fire boxes.

  • ATV 48

    Responds on brush fires as well as in situations where patient access may be inaccessible to our other vehicles, such as wilderness or back country calls.