2022 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...Read More
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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)
Latest News
New Fire Engine Ordered!
The Kingsville VFC, in conjunction with Patriot Fire, have ordered a new fire engine! Expected in summer 2023, we have signed for the purchase of an E-ONE Fire Trucks Typhoon 1000 gallon pumper!. This will replace our current Engine 481, a 2005 American LaFrance
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Upcoming Events
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
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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Facebook Feed
***HAPPENING NOW***
Units out of the #48house are responding to I-95 South, between the Harford County line and Bradshaw Road, for a reported medical emergency (Box 98-91). Use caution in the area.
#kvfc2023
***HAPPENING NOW***
#Squad483 is operating on the scene of an MVC with entrapment in the 4500 Block of Ebenezer Road (Box 55-7). Engine 55 went on scene with 1 vehicle on it’s side, reporting 1 trapped. Use caution in the area.
#KVFC2023
***HAPPENING NOW***
#tanker488 is responding mutual aid into Harford County, to the 3000 Block of Lochary Road, for a Dwelling Fire. Initial reports are multiple calls for a 20x40 pole barn fully involved. Use caution in the area.
#kingsvillefire #kvfv2023
The tanker lives on. Glad to have it back in service for the community.
Past Responses
| 2021 | 2020 | 2019 | 2018 | 2017 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fire | 1082 | 891 | 953 | 941 | 899 |
| EMS | 1914 | 1303 | 1518 | 1539 | 1313 |
First out on all fire/suppression calls except personal injury & lockout
First out on all rescues, lockout details and carbon monoxide calls.
First out on all Emergency Medical Services (EMS) calls
Used as a specialty piece, responding as needed with extra equipment or personnel or to tailer ATV-48 or the swiftwater rescue boats.
Used as specialty piece and may respond with extra equipment or personnel as needed
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.
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.