Hughesville Volunteer Fire Department and Rescue Squad, Inc.
15245 Prince Frederick Road
Hughesville, Maryland 20637
201-274-4488
301-843-2410
301-274-9729 (fax)
 

Hughesville Volunteer Fire Department is seeking motivated individuals that are looking to assist their communities. We are seeking individuals to fill all aspects of of our department. No experience or prior training required. Opportunities include becoming a Firefighter, Emergency Medical Technician, Paramedic or Administrative, Support or Auxiliary team member. All training is free of charge.

Become a Member of
Hughesville Volunteer Fire & EMS

   Some of the requirements to become a member are:

• A minimum of 16 years old
• Pass a criminal background check
• If attending high school must obtain a work permit (16 and 17 year olds)
• A will to serve the citizens of Charles County
• Attendance at Thursday night drills and business meetings

Below are videos that members have made that show a little bit of what we do. If you are interested and would like to join us, please don't hesitate to swing by the station or call us at 301-274-4488 and we will be more than happy to provide you an application. If you have any questions please or need additional information contact a member of our station and we will be willing to assist in any way possible. 

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