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Hampstead Volunteer Fire Company

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A few of our younger members have made video's for the company. Here are the links for two of them, first and second.  Thanks to Zach & Chris for your efforts.

VEHICLE COLLISION AND AUTO FIRE AUGUST 15 - Around 21:50 hours Saturday night, a few moments after a portion of Hampstead experienced a power outage, Stations 2, 4, and 9 were alerted for a vehicle collision with rescue, car into pole. Quickly Medic 29, Engine-Tanker 24, and Truck 2 called en route. Upon arrival, Medic 29 advised they had a car into a pole, live wires on the ground, the car fully involved in fire, and the car's occupants ... (Full Story & Photos)

STORM CAUSES ACCIDENT AUGUST 13 - Thursday night, severe thunderstorms rolled thorough the region bringing large down-pours and wet conditions within the county. At about 1700 hours, Medics 28 and 49 and Stations 2, and 4 were alerted for a "vehicle collision on the Hampstead Bypass, reported road sign on vehicle". When en route, the station 4 unites cleared, as Truck 2 located the incident on the bypass near the 482 circle. Truck ... (Full Story & Photos)

Alyssa Ray, Carroll County and Hampstead's Miss Fire Prevention, waves hello from the back of the Safety House.

MISS FIRE PREVENTION ASSISTS SYKESVILLE VFD AT NATIONAL NIGHT OUT AUGUST 08 - On Tuesday, August 3rd, Hampstead and Carroll County's Miss Fire Prevention, Alyssa Ray, assisted Lieutenant Chris Flanagan and the Sykesville Volunteer Fire Department at the Sykesville/Eldersburg community's National Night Out events held behind the Carrolltowne Mall. Alyssa, along with Debbie Gartrell of Winfield and Stacie Jaret, Winfield's Miss Fire Prevention, led groups through the Carroll ... (Full Story & Photos)

HAMPSTEAD ATTENDS TOWN'S FIRST NATIONAL NIGHT OUT AUGUST 04 - The Hampstead Volunteer Fire Company participated in the town's first annual National Night Out. "National Night Out" is a day dedicated to preventing crime, preventing drug use, and educating the community about staying safe. In order to make our neighborhoods safer for our kids and families, this nationwide campaign was launched by the National Association of Town Watch for the 27th annual time. ... (Full Story & Photos)

CAR VS. POLE ON HOUCKSVILLE ROAD JULY 24 - At 05:29 hours Saturday morning, Station 2 was alerted for a vehicle collision on Houcksville Road. Engine-Tanker 24 responded with 5 volunteers closely followed by Utility 2 with 4 personnel. The units found the minivan had sheared off a utility pole and wires were scattered along and across the road. The lone occupant had self-extricated from the vehicle and was standing nearby. Care was transferred ... (Full Story & Photos)

BALTIMORE COUNTY VEHICLE COLLISION JULY 18 - On Sunday, July 18th, Station 2 was alerted for mutual aid into Baltimore County for a vehicle collision. At 1625 hours, Truck 2 responded and found a single, mangled car sitting on all four wheels after a roll-over on Grave Run Rd. The lone patient was out of the car upon arrival and turned over to Baltimore Medic 435 for assessment. Truck 2 cleared after absorbent was put down while Baltimore ... (Full Story & Photos)

Alyssa Ray and Jessi Allenbaugh getting ready to ride in the MFSA convention parade Ocean City 2010.

FIRE PREVENTION QUEENS JULY 12 - Calling all young ladies between the ages of 11-24 years of age. If you are are interested in representing the Hampstead Volunteer Fire Company and have a desire to promote fire safety education, please call 443-823-1792 for more information. We are looking for a Miss Fire Prevention and Junior Miss Fire Prevention. The applications are due by August 3, 2010. Thank you in advance for your interest.... (Full Story & Photos)

EARLY MORNING DUMPSTER FIRE JUNE 13 - On Sunday morning, at about 0055 Hours, Station 2 was alerted for a Dumpster Fire in the area of North Carroll Street and Route 482, with police on the scene. Engine/Tanker 24 quickly responded to the original location. After not finding anything, E/T-24 proceeded to search the area. The fire was actually found on South Carroll street between Shiloh Avenue and Houcksville Road. On arrival, a quick ... (Full Story & Photos)


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