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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.
On September 23rd at approximately 5:46 PM during tropical storm Ophelia, Hughesville Volunteers were alerted to Old Leonardtown Road and Burnt Store Road for the motor vehicle collision. Squad 2, Paramedic Ambulance 28 and Battalion Chief 2C responded. Paramedic Ambulance 158 from Dentsville also responded upon learning multiple patients were involved.
On September 22nd at approximately 5:41am, Hughesville Volunteers were alerted to the 8100 block of Old Leonardtown Road for the Subject Not Breathing. Engine 22, Paramedic Ambulance 28 and Battalion Chief 2C responded. While responding units were advised it was a motor vehicle collision involving a pedestrian and the pedestrian was not breathing. Engine 22 arrived on scene to find a single vehicle ... (Full Story)
On September 18th at approximately 8:20pm, Hughesville Volunteers had a citizen drive there vehicle to the station requesting assistance with a cat possibly trapped in the vehicle. Volunteers lifted and stabilized the vehicle and eventually located a cat the was above the rear axle. The cat was safely removed from the vehicle with no injuries. ... (Full Story & Photos)
On September 10th at approximately 4:45 PM, Hughesville Volunteers and surrounding departments were alerted to the 11000 block of Bachelors Hope Ct in Cobb Island’s first due for the structure fire. Squad 2 made the response. First arriving units arrived and confirmed a working fire. The assignment was upgraded to a working fire dispatch at which time Engine 22 also responded.
On September 9th at approximately 10:50 PM, Hughesville Volunteers were alerted to Oaks Road in the area of Oliver’s Shop Road for the vehicle fire. Engine Tanker 2 responded. Upon arrival Engine Tanker 2 discovered a Chevy Silverado with the passenger compartment fully involved. The crew quickly extinguished the fire and turned the scene over to local law enforcement. ... (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.
