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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.
Today, Hughesville volunteers went into the community to help spread smoke alarm awareness. Volunteers targeted the Charlotte Hall portion of our first due by visiting 46 total residences. Members of Hughesville inspected current smoke alarms to ensure their proper installation and operation, as well as assisted with installing six smoke alarms in residences. We would like to remind everyone to check ... (Full Story & Photos)
On September 1st at approximately 7:04 PM, Hughesville Volunteers were alerted to St. Mary’s County at the intersection of Three Notch Road and Golden Beach Road for the motor vehicle collision extrication. Squad 2 immediately made the response.
Hughesville Squad 2 arrived on scene to find a single vehicle rollover collision. The crew quickly went to work extricating the patient who was trapped ... (Full Story & Photos)
On August 17th at approximately 0100 hours, Hughesville Volunteers were alert to Prince Frederick in Calvert County for the house fire in the 4900 block of Sandy Point Road. Engine Tanker 2 and Tanker 2 made the response.
First arriving units from Prince Frederick arrived to find a working fire with fire in the garage that extended into the attic.
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Hughesville Volunteer Fire Department & EMS will be raffling off (2) Steelers vs. Ravens tickets, (1) Parking Pass in Lot H, plus $200 for food and drinks.
Hughesville Volunteers submitted a grant to the FEMA Assistance to Firefighters grant in an effort to receive funding to assist with replacing expired or damaged “bunker gear,” the protective clothing firefighters wear. Hughesville submitted the grant in coordination with other departments in Charles County, including Benedict VFD, Tenth District VFD, Dentsville VFD, and Bryan’s Road VFD.
On August 3rd, 2024, Hughesville Volunteers gathered and celebrated another year of service to our community. During our annual awards banquet, our 2023-2024 video was released. Several members worked to combine this video from various responses throughout the year. You can check out our video through the link below.
On July 27th, some of your Hughesville Volunteers took in some pumps training on the down time between calls.
Engine Tanker 2 responded to the SMECO draft site, where we had current pump operators and pump operators in training practice on drafting techniques with and without a primer. After completing the evolutions, Engine Tanker 2 responded back to the station.
On July 27th at approximately 0045 hours, Hughesville Volunteers were alerted to Burnet Store Road for the MVC involving a motorcycle. Squad 2, Chief 2B, EMS Chief 2A, and Paramedic Ambulance 27 made the response.
Squad 2 arrived on the scene and discovered a single-vehicle collision where a motorcycle struck a deer, ejecting the rider. Chief 2B arrived and established the command. Squad 2 quickly ... (Full Story & Photos)
On July 17th just after 8PM, Hughesville Volunteers were alerted to Oaks Rd and Independence Dr for the motor vehicle collision. Squad 2 made the response. Squad 2 arrived on scene to find a single vehicle that struck a tree. The operator of the vehicle was okay and did not require medical attention. Squad 2 removed part of the tree to allow the tow truck access to remove the vehicle. Once the vehicle ... (Full Story & Photos)
On July 4th at approximately 10:28 PM, Hughesville Volunteers were alerted to Huntingtown in Calvert County to the 600 block of Walton Road for the structure fire. Tanker 2 immediately responded. While enroute, station 2 was alerted for the engine company, starting Engine 22 towards the scene.
Engine 22 was placed in service shortly after responding.
On June 30th at approximately 8 pm, severe weather moved through the area bringing rain, high winds, and hail subsequently leaving a path of storm damage. During that timeframe, Hughesville Volunteers responded to over 20 emergencies in Hughesville and local areas, including two structure fires, one shed fire, multiple wires/trees down and several other emergency calls. Prince Frederick Road was shut ... (Full Story & Photos)
On June 10th at approximately 10:20 PM, Hughesville Volunteers were alerted to 40300 block of Wolfe Dr in Mechanicsville for the structure fire. Engine 22, Tanker 2 and Engine Tanker 2 made the response. First arriving units went on scene with fire through the roof. Engine 22 arrived moments later and went to side Charlie where they assisted with fire suppression on Division 2 (2nd floor) using a ... (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.
Labor Day deals for firefighters
Save on duty gear, Faraday bags, tactical clothing, command post equipment and more during the last long weekend of the summer
