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The Potomac Valley Fire Company is staffed

24 hours a day – 7 days a week – for 59 years

The Potomac Valley Fire Company is always looking for new people who are looking to volunteer. There are opportunities within the fire company for everyone. Checkout some of the opportunities awaiting you.

Traffic Alert- 9/2/26

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9/2/2026, 6pm Route 340 westbound is currently CLOSED in the are of the Potomac River Bridge do to an incident and will be closed for an extended am...

Tuesday Night Training

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Tuesday Night Training This week’s training night, volunteers spent the evening conducting more scenarios and reviewing our trail wheel. This wheel ca...

Trunk or Treat

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Save the Date for the Potomac Valley Fire Company Trunk or Treat Night.

Pot Pie Dinner is Back

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✨ Slip Into Comfort with Our Slippery Pot Pie ✨ 🗓️ September 26 4PM -UNTIL SOLD OUT ‼️CARRY OUT ONLY‼️ Craving something warm, hearty, and downright s...

Todays Route 340 Incident

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* UPDATE At 12:25 this afternoon, Medic 88 (Boonsboro) and Engine 11-2 were dispatched to Route 340 Bridge overtop the Potomac River for an Emergenc...

One Overturned on Limekiln Rd

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At 0927hrs, Company 11 along with units from Sharpsburg Fire & Sharpsburg EMS were alerted for a garbage truck over an embankment on Limekiln Rd. ...

Monthly Calls
2026	Calls
Jan	33
Feb	34
Mar	30
Apr	30
May	31
Jun	30
Jul	37
Aug	34
Sep	1
Oct
Nov
Dec
Total	259

Monthly Calls

2026

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259

The Potomac Valley Fire Company is a 94% Volunteer Fire Company with an active (Responding) membership of 21 members and 18 Non-responding members.

The Potomac Valley Fire Company known as the “Protector of the Valley” has been serving the citizens in an area known as “The Valley” since 1966. The Potomac Valley Fire Company was organized and incorporated in 1966 when members of the community realized the need for fire protection after a fire struck the community. Prior to forming the Potomac Valley Fire Company, fire protection was provided by fire companies in Boonsboro, Brunswick and Sharpsburg. The company first moved into a small 2 bay garage in 1967 on donated land which the fire company is still located today.

Support 11-0

Chief/Command vehicle

Support 11-1

Dodge RAM F250 – 1998

Support 11-7

Duty/Command Vehicle

Engine 11-2

1250GPM/1000GAL

Engine-Tanker 11

1000GPM/1500GAL

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