Nick Tawney is a long time member at Station 41 and last night he graduated from the 118th Recruit Class of the Baltimore County Fire Department.

Congratulations Nick!

Santa will be riding the firetrucks between 6:30p 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.]

Tues – December 14th

• 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 

Wed – December 15th

• Tarragon Road
• Brookbury Dr.
• Caraway Rd.
• Persimmon Circle
• Church Rd.
• Sunnyking
• Bonnie Meadow
• Delight Meadow
• Sunspot 

Thurs – December 16th

• 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.

Friday – 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

Saturday – December 18th

• 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 21 and 22.

It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Life Member Henry Eckhardt Jr. He passed away yesterday from cancer.

Henry joined the Reisterstown Volunteer Fire Company in 1983 and has given of his time in many capacities around the fire station. As well, he has regularly been in the top 10 (and for most recent years the busiest) suppression riding member.

Funeral is Saturday December 11th at 10:30 at Eckhardt’s on Reisterestown Road.

Viewings are December 10th 2pm – 4pm and 6pm – 8pm.

https://www.eckhardtfuneralchapel.com/obituary/henry-eckhardt-jr

This morning E412, E413, S414, SU418, U419 and M415 participated in the Reisterstown parade. There were many, many people out this year and it was great to see.

This year the parade coincided with the 9/11 Memorial Stair climb at the M&T Bank Stadium here in Baltimore. Six of our members participated in the stair climb this year. We are very proud of their participation.

It was 20 years ago that 343 firefighters died serving others. Unfortunately, there are many, many more who have died since from cancer and related issues from the attack. We continue to remember all those who have given their lives…

The Reisterstown Vol. Fire Co. is currently hiring qualified ALS and BLS providers.

Shifts are 7am – 3pm and 3pm – 11pm 7 days a week
Recurring Shifts Available – Up to 32 hours a week

BLS-$15.00/hr ALS-$20.00/hr

A qualified person will possess the following:
High School graduate or G.E.D.
At least 18 years of age
Valid Maryland EMT-B or higher
Valid driver’s license
Valid CPR card
Current Blood Bourne Pathogens
Current Hazmat Operations
ICS 100, 200, 700, 800
EVOC

Applicants with current medical clearance in Baltimore County or Carroll County will have preference.

Apply online at http://rvfc.org/ems-application/
Direct any questions to hiring@rvfc.org

The COVID-19 pandemic has been difficult for our fundraising, but thankfully things are getting better. So, RVFC will be doing a door-to-door fund drive this year.

Please consider donating by sending a check (108 Main St, Reisterstown MD) or donating online.

We thank you for your continued support of your local fire station.

This morning Engine 413 and Squad 414 were alerted for a house fire with people unaccounted for up in Upperco. Engine 413 and S414 were the 2nd and 3rd arriving apparatus with smoke coming out from the eves. E851 and E413 pulled handlines in to put out the fire. S414 did secondary search, laddered the house and went to the roof to cut holes to check for fire. Crews were on scene for approximately an hour. Thankfully no one was in the house and everyone was accounted for.

This afternoon Engine 412 along with other Baltimore County units were dispatched to a barn fire in Carroll County. E412’s crew assisted with fire attack and overhaul and were on scene for approximately 3 hours.

Then, this evening E413 was alerted for a rekindle of the barn fire. Crews from Baltimore County and Carroll County put out the rekindle.

This afternoon, E412 and S414 were alerted for a house fire in E56’s area. Apparatus from Station 41, 56 and other surrounding companies arrived to find a fire on the outside of the house that was impinging on the attic space. E56 made an attack on the fire assisted by E412’s crew. S414 threw ladders and assisted with other duties on the fire ground.

The fire was put out quickly and crews returned to service in less than an hour.