Come on out to the Potomac Valley Fire Company for All You Can Eat Breakfast and hangout with Santa…. Don’t forget your camera for pictures with Santa and bring a new, unwrapped toy for the Toy Drive.
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Get your Tickets Now…..
Who couldn’t use some extra Holiday Cash.
Contact a member of the Fire Company, stop into one of our upcoming events or purchase here:
The members of the Potomac Valley Fire Company would like to wish everyone a Happy and Safe Thanksgiving.
We would also like to THANK and wish those who have to work today a Safe and Happy Thanksgiving Thank you for your service and dedication to the community.
This afternoon the Potomac Valley Fire Company Inc and the Washington County Sheriff’s Office were invited to the Pleasant Valley Elementary School for their Thanksgiving Parade.
It was a pleasure and we were happy to attend today. THANK YOU Pleasant Valley E.S for inviting us.
This weekend was a busy one for the Potomac Valley Fire Company. Friday members worked throughout the day prepping food and cleaning the station ahead of Saturday Evenings Gun Bonanza.
Gu. Bonanza day began at 8am with the doors opened at 4pm and the crowd began to file in. In all 225 tickets were sold allowing up to 450 people to attend this year’s event. The day for are members didn’t end until midnight after cleaning up, picking up and putting our apparatus away.
At 6pm, Dinner consisting or Roast Beef over bread with Mash Potatoes and smothered in gravey with a side of Green Beans were served. To top it off there were platers full of cookies. Raffle started at 7 along with Door prizes, Guarantee Gun Ticket raffle and Tip Jars sold.
The annual Gun Bonanza is the largest Fund Raiser of the over 2 dozen Fund Raisers held by the Potomac Valley Fire Company each year.
The Potomac Valley Fire Company Inc would like to THANK everyone who attended this year Gun Bonanza and a Spacial THANK YOU to the Hancock Volunteer Fire Company for providing a standby crew from 4pm until 11pm so all of our members could work the event knowing our citizens were still protected.
DON’T FORGET, Our other events and raffles taking place now. Currently we have 2 raffles taking place and don’t forget Breakfast with Santa on Saturday morning, December 3rd.
#PotomacValleyFire #PotomacValleyDedication #PotomacValleyFirePride, PotomacValleyFamily #PVFC #DarganMD #GunBonanza
Having members working all morning, Vice President Amber Martin cooked up a little lunch for our hard working crews.
In the Fire Service, no matter what your rank, your position in the firw company or how long or short your time in the company, we always make time for a quick meal together because the kitchen Table and Family meal time is where it’s at… not to mention we have some great cooks in our membership and eat well.
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The Potomac Valley Fire Company Inc is selling raffle tickets for a Henry Golden Boy Firefighter Tribute Gun Raffle.
For tickets Please contact :
Penny
Kelsie
Amber
Or a member of the Fire Company
And online: https://square.link/u/Pc2DGzM4
Tickets are also available at Sweetsies Eats and Treats in Clear Spring.
#FiremanSpecial #HenryGoldenBoy #GunRaffle #PotomacValleyFire #ProtectorsOfTheValley #PVFC
Today at 10:55 am, Company 11 with assistance from our South County partners at Station 8 (Boonsboro Rorheresville) and Mutual Aid company Frederick County MD – Brunswick station 19 responded to Maryland Heights for a reported person screaming for help.
Support 11-7 arrived at Lock 34 and unloaded ATV 11 while Chief 11 arrived and established MD Heights Command.
ATV 11 with a crew of 3 headed into the Mountain accessing by the Sandy Hook Rd trail access, while Gator 8 and crews from Boonsboro arrived and access off Miller Ave. Command (Chief 11) requested Ambulance 196 (Frederick County) to stage at the end of Miller Ave with the company 6 & 8 units.
The crew on ATV worked their way up the trail all rhe way to the overlook, stopping to ask hikers if they saw or heard anything along the way down the Trail. Command was advised that non of the hikers have heard or come across anyone calling out for help.
After confirming no person Found, Command placed all units inservice, declared this a Good Intent Call and turned the incident over to the Park Service Rangers.
Today on this Veteran’s Day the Potomac Valley Fire Company would like to THANK all the Veterans out there including many of those who have and continue to serve within our Department as Volunteers and Career Staff. Today we Salute you.
A reminder that we return to Standard Time at 2 a.m. Sunday, November 6. Set your clocks back an hour and check your smoke alarms!
Tuesday Night Training this week was conducted by Assistant Chief Morgan. A/C Morgan went over the basics with our new High School Cadet and Junior members .
If you are in High School or know of a High Schooler who would be interested in becoming an EMT and/or Firefighter, Please Contact Us.
If you are a parent of a child 12 and older who would be interested in becoming an EMT and/or Firefighter in the future, please contact us.
And parents we have spots for you too….. the Potomac Valley Fire Company Inc is always looking for new members to assist in the many roles we have. If interested in helping with Fund Raisers, Administrative Duties or becoming an EMT and/or Firefighter…. what are you waiting for. Contact Us Now
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The Potomac Valley Fire Company Inc can now be found on Instagram.
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The Potomac Valley Fire Company Inc is always looking for new members to join the ranks. We have positions for everyone from general help to Administrative Duties to Responding to Emergency calls, We also have Junior members for those under 16 yrs old.
Want to help the community?
Have free time?
In High School?
Need Student Service Hours for school?
Contact us today…
Stop by 2202 Dargan School Rd, every Tuesday night after 6pm, stop in during one of our many Fund Raisers, Call us at 301-432-2130
This morning at 10:53 Hrs, Chief 11 requested ATV 11 to respond just over the Potomac River Bridge to assist units from Loudoun County VA who were operating on a Outside Fire along the Potomac River shoreline (VA Shoreline).
This afternoon at 4:35 PM the Washington County Emergency Communications Center recieved a call for an Injured Person on the Stone Fort Trail (MD Heights/Appalachian Trail area) in Company 11s First Due.
Chief 11 (Car 11) and Support 11-7 responded. Chief 11 initially arrived and Held MD Heights Command and later joined ATV 11 as the Rescue Group after turning Command over to Frederick County Battalion 903.
The Rescue Group found an adult female with a leg injury. Crews operated using ATV 11 (PotomacValley) , Gator 8 (Boonsboro/Rorheresville sta) and Gator 20 (Washington County Special Operations Division) to gain access to the Patient. The patient was stabilized and crews using the ATVs/ Gators and crews on foot removed the patient off the Stone Fort Trail out to the Red Trail where car 11 was staged. Car 11 then transported the patient out to Miller Ave where Frederick Ambulance 196 was waiting to continue transport.
Thank You: Boonsboro Fire, Frederick County MD (Brunswick Sta 5 & 19), Loudoun County VA F/R sta 26 and 17 for assisting on the call.
