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On April 13th at 3:44pm, Hughesville Volunteers were alerted to Waldorf for the house fire. Squad 2 responded to the call. Engine 31 from Waldorf VFD arrived on scene with a working fire. Upon arrival Squad 2’s crew staged at the command post and a short time later released from the scene. See news article from Charles County Volunteer Fire EMS Association.
On April 1st at 1251 AM Hughesville Volunteers and surroundings companies were alerted to Brookeline Road in Dentsville, for the structure fire. Engine 22 and Engine Tanker 2 responded. Engine 22 was the fire arriving engine and arrived shortly after Mechanicsville Squad 2. Units arrived to find a garage with fire showing. Engine 22 laid dual supply lines and pulled a cross lay to assist Mechanicsville ... (Full Story & Photos)
On March 15th at 7:11 am, Hughesville Volunteers were alerted to Crain Highway and Mattawoman Drive in Waldorf for the Motor Vehicle Collision with people trapped. Engine 22 responded to the scene. While responding Waldorf Squad 3 arrived on scene confirming people trapped and began extrication. Engine 22 arrived as the extrication was completed. Engine 22 was assigned to handle the landing site for ... (Full Story)
On March 7th at 10:14 PM, Hughesville Volunteers were alerted to Potomac Heights VFD Co. 7 for the fill in. Multiple units from Charles and Prince George's Counties were operating on the scene of a residential structure fire within their first due. Engine Tanker 2 responded to the quarters of Company 7 along with Alexandria Engine 204. Engine Tanker 2 was eventually released once several tankers were ... (Full Story & Photos)
On March 4th at 4:37 PM Hughesville Volunteers were alerted to the 13000 Block of Shrewbury Court in Dentsville for the house fire. Engine 22, Engine Tanker 2 and Chief 2 responded. Chief 17A was first arriving and found fire showing from the "Bravo" side of the structure. St. Mary’s Squad 2 arrived followed by Engine 22 and Engine Tanker 2. Units worked quickly to extinguish a fire that started after ... (Full Story)
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.