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Hughesville Volunteer Fire Department Upcoming Events
Your local volunteers frequently offer donation opportunities through the mail, but we also have Venmo! Your funds help us to maintain equipment and continue to provide fire prevention in the local community. We appreciate all your support. All donations are tax deductible.
Are you a former or life member that would like to stay connected with the happenings of HVFD or future events? Please reach out to Donna McPherson at dmcpherson@hvfdems.org or Jenna Schoolnick at jschoolnick@hvfdems.org to update your contact information.
Hughesville Volunteer Fire Department & EMS will be raffling off a chance to win 20 tickets toward our main Milwaukee Backpack Blower Raffle. Take a chance at winning 20 tickets toward our main Milwaukee Backpack Blower Raffle. For this, we will only sell 80 tickets for $5.00 a chance.
The annual Charles County Fire/EMS Cadet Banquet was held on this evening at Potomac Heights VFD. Hughesville Cadets, Caroline Bowling, and Melissa McPherson received many certification awards. In addition, these two cadets received the "Most Improved Cadet" award for their remarkable growth, perseverance, and dedication to personal and academic improvement. Their commitment to progress has inspired ... (Full Story & Photos)
Yesterday, members of the Hughesville Volunteer Fire Department and Rescue Squad, Department of Emergency Services Career EMS staff, alongside members of the Maryland State Police - Aviation Command, Mechanicsville Volunteer Fire Department, and Mechanicsville Volunteer Rescue Squad, were awarded the Maryland Institute for Emergency Medical Services Systems (MIEMSS) Star of Life Award. This award, ... (Full Story & Photos)
On May 19th just before 5PM, Hughesville Volunteers and surrounding departments were alerted to Robinson Farm Place in Benedict’s first due for the structure fire. Chief 2A, Engine 22, Tanker 2 and Paramedic Ambulance 28 made the response. Chief 2A was first arriving and found a camper on fire threatening a barn and a shed. Chief 2A established command.
Units from Charles County, St Mary’s County, Calvert County, King George County VA are currently to working on two different working house fires.
One fire in La Plata off of Kerrick Drive and the second in Faulkner off of Brunswick Road.
We ask that you remain clear of these areas and please yield to any responding emergency vehicles. Units will be operating in the area for an extended period ... (Full Story)
On April 9th at approximately 5:50AM, Hughesville Volunteers were alerted to 15110 Burnt Store Road at Hotel Charles for the structure fire. Engine 22, Tanker 2, Chief 2, Chief 2A, Chief 2B made the response.
Engine 22 arrived on scene of a two story commercial building with nothing evident. Crews advanced a line to the second story and located smoke on the second floor. The crew quickly located ... (Full Story & Photos)
Hughesville Volunteers and multiple surrounding departments are on the scene of a working brush fire in the area of 14220 Oaks Road. Please yield to responding emergency vehicles and we ask that you remain clear of the area to allow fire department resources unimpeded access. Forestry is enroute with dozers to assist and tankers will be responding through the area delivering water. ... (Full Story)
On February 20th at approximately 6AM, Hughesville Volunteers along with the Charles County Hazardous Materials Team were alerted to Leonardtown Road and La Plata Road for the fuel leak after a collision. Squad 2 made the response.
Squad 2 arrived on scene to find a MVC involving a tractor trailer with a ruptured saddle tank. Squad 2 diked the roadway to prevent the fuel from running off road and ... (Full Story & Photos)
On 1/23/2025 Hughesville Volunteers and surrounding departments were alerted to the 9100 block of Leonardtown Road for the motor vehicle collision with reported subjects trapped. Chief 2, Chief 2A, Squad 2, Engine 22, Paramedic Ambulance 28 and Ambulance 27 made the response.
Units arrived on scene to find a two vehicle head on collision. Chief 2A established command and Chief 2 took the extrication ... (Full Story & Photos)
On January 18th, 2025, Hughesville Volunteers and surrounding departments were alerted to Leonardtown Road and Old Leonardtown Road for the motor vehicle collision with entrapment and one on fire. Battalion Chief 2, Squad 2, Engine Tanker 2, Engine 22, and Paramedic Ambulance 28 made the response.
Squad 2 arrived on the scene first and discovered a three-vehicle collision with nothing on fire. After ... (Full Story & Photos)
On January 14th at approximately 0530 hours, Hughesville Volunteers and surrounding departments were alerted to Leonardtown Road and Gallant Green Road for the Motor Vehicle Collision with subjects trapped. Engine 22, Chief 2, Chief 2B, Brush 2 and Paramedic Ambulance 28 made the response. While responding, communications advised all occupants were now reported out of the vehicles. Units arrived on ... (Full Story & Photos)
On January 12th, Hughesville Volunteers were alerted to the 4500 block of Roosevelt Drive in North Beach for the house fire. Engine Tanker 2 and Tanker 2 made the response.
The first arriving units from Calvert went on the scene with a two-story single-family home that had fire through the roof. They estimated the home to be 5,000 square feet or more.
On January 11th, Hughesville Volunteers were alerted to Scarlett Oak Road in La Plata for the house fire. Chief 2 and Engine 22 made the response.
The first arriving units arrived to find a fire showing from an attached garage with an extension into the house. Chief 2 arrived on scene shortly after and assumed Incident Command. Engine 22 arrived and established a water supply as the crew reported ... (Full Story & Photos)
Hughesville Volunteer Fire Department and Rescue Squad would like to extend our condolences to Montgomery County Fire Rescue on the Line of Duty Death of a firefighter while working on the scene of a house fire.
On January 11th, the Prince George’s County Fire Department responded to a structure fire and requested assistance from Montgomery County. Shortly after arrival, a Montgomery County firefighter ... (Full Story & Photos)
Reflective 911 Address Signs
The reflective address signs clearly mark your address for all emergency personnel toidentify easily both day and night. Made of the same tough materials as road signs these home address signs are so reflective in the dark that ambulance or fire crews don't have to struggle to read your address at night. Help us help you! Order one today $20.00 installed.
To order simply fill out the online order form print it and mail it back to to us OR you can email your order to signs@hvfdems.org and someone will be in contact with you.
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