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This morning, Your Kingsville Volunteer’s attended a beautiful event, Dedicating of the Bradshaw Road Bridge in honor, of the Kingsville Volunteer Fire Company.
It was a time, where members of the community, Fire Company members and local officials joined together as one, to celebrate an incredible opportunity, and we are beyond appreciative.
Frequently, Our equipment responds to incidents along Interstate 95. These incidents can be Motor Vehicle Collisions, Vehicle Fires, Medical Responses and Hazardous Conditions.
It was an opportunity for US to also recognize the strong efforts of the MDTA JFK Vehicle Recovery unit, for keeping US safe on incidents relating to the Highway, as they do so perfectly every day!
We thank the Von Paris Family for their generosity in hosting this event, and bringing US all together and to Senator JB Jennings, Delegates Ryan Nawrocki and Kathy Szeliga and Councilman David Marks and ALL for their always continued support! ... See MoreSee Less
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Thank you for keeping Kingsville safe! Well deserved!
Well deserved! 👏👏👏👏👏
Thank you guys for everything you do and thank you for giving my dads life purpose in his later years!! He loved you all and you will always hold a special place in my heart
That is so well deserved, and so much more!!!! Von Paris Family has always been super gracious!!
Well deserved,thank you for keeping our Kingsville community 🏡 safe.♥️🤍💙🚑🚒🧑🚒
Wonderful, thank you Kingsville fire department!!!!!
Very cool
******Found and home safe******. Thanks so much to everyone who called or texted with sightings!!
Lost dog in the 11600 block of Franklinville Road. Dogs name is Ellie but please don’t approach or try to catch. If you could report any sightings to 443-677-2763. Can call or text! Thank you in advance. Let’s get Ellie home safely! ... See MoreSee Less
Found and home safe!
I’ve shared to local personal FB group. 🙏
Hope she has found safely. She is adorable.
Contact dogs finding dogs
Yea!
Training Monday! Yesterday was a great day to be in the community to train in this wonderful weather, practicing with water applications and handline advancement.
Later that evening, we held a joint training at Kingsville involving Vehicle Collision’s with trapped occupants. Our members learned the importance of the Incident management system by a guest speaker that overall helps ensures the successful outcome of these types of incidents. While crews are tasked with extricating the patient, many additional things happen from the Incident Command aspect! Crews were very thankful for this opportunity!
Interested in Joining. Apply today, or stop in and get an application while touring the station! ... See MoreSee Less
Sounds like a great Training Night
Great job!! Thanks for your service!!
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Around 0100hrs this morning, Units were dispatched for a Structure Fire in the area of Bangert Street in White Marsh. Engine 55 arrived with Significant Fire Showing from a wood framed dwelling, performing a quick coordinated knockdown of fire, limiting any additional fire extension of the inside.
Engine 481 was second arriving and supplied the fire ground with water, while their crew was deployed interior to assist with fire extinguishment and search’s. No Injuries reported, and the fire remains under investigation. ... See MoreSee Less
Wonder how the fire started
Thank you Kingsville Volunteer Fire Co!
Tk you for all you do. I so admire firefighters. I'm very glad there were no injuries (or worse) in this fire.
Hope everyone is okay
Thank you 1st responders and I hope everyone is okay. 🙏
THANKING GOD FOR ALL OF OUR FIRE FIGHTERS... GOD BLESS THIS FAMILY, IN JESUS HOLY NAME AMEN
Thank you for covering our community
Thank you and prayers for the family.
A few doors down from my dad.
Wow!! How scary
Prayers
So sad!
GOD BLESS
Great job men & women
You can see a few more pictures of this one on Rusty's Fire Chaser Photos of Baltimore FB page
Paula J. Hamilton
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Pam Smith Seidl ??
Ron Bowersox Michele E Bowersox
Thank you firefighters. 🥲🙏🏻
Prayers
My sincere Prayers for all.🙏🙌🏻♥️
Thoughts and prayers for those affected
Praying for the family & the firefighter 🙏
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