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Santa Claus – Updated
Due to the rain on Sunday we are going to be doing Tuesday and Wednesday evening. Both starting around 6pm until 8:30pm. As always, weather and call dependent.
Tues 6pm – 8:30pm
- Chatsworth Ave.
- Bond Ave.
- Glyndon Dr.
- Sacred Heart Lane
- Northway Rd.
- Shirley Manor
- High Meadow Rd.
- Chartley Dr.
- Walgrove Rd.
- Greenview Ave.
- Suburbian Rd.
- Holly Hill Ct (**)
- Shirley Manor
- Estate Rd.
- Gwynnwest Rd.
- Bentley Park
- Valley Meadow
- Mainbrook Ct.
- Troutbrook Circle
- Deaconbrook Circle
- Brickston Rd.
- Bellinger Ct.
- Baskerville Rd.
- Treeline Dr.
- Kingsbury Rd.
- Leyton Rd.
Wed 6pm – 8:30pm
- East Chestnut Hill Lane
- Mardan Dr.
- Erin Way
- Parkholme Circle
- Benwell Rd.
- Brookshire
- Hammershire Rd.
- Cherry Valley Rd.
- Terry Town Dr.
- Rockrimmon Rd.
- Danbury Rd.
- W. Chestnut Hill Lane
- Church Rd.
- Sunnyking
- Bonnie Meadow
- Delight Meadow
- Sunspot
Santa Claus is Coming to Reisterstown
Santa is coming to town!
Santa will be riding the firetrucks between 3:30p till around 8:30p-9p. We will be in and around the following roads.
[Santa wants to see everyone and we will make every attempt to get to all these areas but the schedule is dependent on weather and fire calls.]
Saturday – December 16th
- Weywood Dr.
- Brian Daniel Court
- Amy Brent Way
- Bensmill Court
- Carrollstown Road
- Glyndon Trace
- Berrymans Lane
- Beverly Road
- Tarragon Road
- Statewood
- Lamottes Court
- Nicodemus Road
- Chamborley Drive
- Beau Mondes Court
- Tarragon Road
- Brookbury Dr.
- Caraway Rd.
- Persimmon Circle
- Church Rd.
- Sunnyking
- Bonnie Meadow
- Delight Meadow
- Sunspot
- Chatsworth Ave.
- Bond Ave.
- Glyndon Dr.
- Sacred Heart Lane
- Northway Rd.
- Shirley Manor
- High Meadow Rd.
- Chartley Dr.
- Walgrove Rd.
- Greenview Ave.
- Suburbian Rd.
- Holly Hill Ct (**)
- Shirley Manor
- Estate Rd.
Sunday – December 17th
- East Chestnut Hill Lane
- Mardan Dr.
- Erin Way
- Parkholme Circle
- Benwell Rd.
- Brookshire
- Hammershire Rd.
- Cherry Valley Rd.
- Terry Town Dr.
- Rockrimmon Rd.
- Danbury Rd.
- W. Chestnut Hill Lane
- Gwynnwest Rd.
- Bentley Park
- Valley Meadow
- Mainbrook Ct.
- Troutbrook Circle
- Deaconbrook Circle
- Brickston Rd.
- Bellinger Ct.
- Baskerville Rd.
- Treeline Dr.
- Kingsbury Rd.
- Leyton Rd.
Alternate dates are December 19th and 20th.
Reisterstown Lumber Fire
Very early this morning E413 was alerted for a fire alarm at Reisterstown Lumber. The crew arrived to find one building starting to erupt in fire. The engine called for a fire box and pulled handlines off to begin knock down. In the end the fire went to a second alarm due to the potential with all the lumber and equipment.
The fire was placed under control approximately an hour later and crews remained on scene for overhaul.
Toys for Tots
Rescue Training with Engine 19
Tonight, Engine 19 joined us at RVFC to do rescue training. We had a donated vehicle and practiced removing the doors, the roof and pushing the dash. All important skills for helping people trapped in a vehicle.
We Remember…
We remember the 343 firefighters died serving others. Unfortunately, many, many more who have died since from cancer and related issues from the attack.
Continue to remember all those who have given their lives… for others.
Grain Bin Training
Tonight E413 and S414 went to Upperco for training on grain bin emergency. A large prop was brought in to simulate someone stuck in a grain bin and the firefighters were taught how to extricate someone from it safely. Many thanks to Upperco for hosting!
MVC on Route 140
Station 41 was dispatched for an MVC of a car into a truck. S414 arrived to find a car had gone under the sign and hit a food truck. Firefighters assessed the patients and vehicles.
Horse Rescue
Yesterday afternoon Butler Volunteers, Reisterstown and the Baltimore County USAR team were alerted for a horse rescue. A horse had fallen down a slight embankment into a spring and was not able to get up. S414 and two units from Butler arrived and assessed the situation. Given the size of the horse and the need to be careful we awaited the county USAR team as we would have more people and equipment for the rescue. When they arrived we were able to get large straps under the horse’s belly and use a tractor to very carefully lift and pull the horse from the spring. Once it was on more stable ground it was able to get up. The horse was uninjured and walked away to eat some grass.
