This past Monday evening was the swearing in ceremony for the Board and Officers. Present were Chief Hohman, Assistant Chief Utz and Councilwoman Almond.
This past Monday evening was the swearing in ceremony for the Board and Officers. Present were Chief Hohman, Assistant Chief Utz and Councilwoman Almond.
Last night the FHS football team fought a hard game and unfortunately they lost by a couple of points. The Reisterstown Volunteer Fire Company is still proud of their achievement and were joined by Glyndon Volunteers at FHS to welcome the team back from the game.
Santa will be riding the firetrucks between 7p till around 8:30p-9p.
[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 17th
Tuesday – December 20th
Wednesday – December 21stt
Thursday – December 22nd
Friday – December 23rd
Tonight BGE came up to the station to do gas and electrical hazard training with Stations 40, 56 and 41.
Today we had a vehicle collision with people trapped in Butler’s area. S414 was dispatched to the call in order to aid apparatus on scene with extricating the patient.
S414 was dispatched for a patient trapped in a vehicle on I-795 South bound. Apparatus from Stations 41, 56, 31, 19, 18 and 32 worked to extricate the patient from the vehicle.
The Reisterstown VFC has ordered a new medic unit to replace Medic 415. The new Medic 415 will be manufactured by Road Rescue in Winter Park Florida. It will be mounted on a 2017 Dodge 5500 4×4. The new unit will have an all aluminum body that will be mounted on a liquid spring suspension. The new unit will have a Stryker Power load system to assist loading the cot in the rear of the unit. The cost of maintaining our current 10 year old unit has been steadily rising. The new unit should be in Reisterstown sometime this winter.
This afternoon station 41 was dispatched for a two car collision at Butler and Westminster Pike. E412, S414 and M415 along with crews from other stations arrived to a two car MVC with 1 patient trapped. Crews extricated the patient and they were taken to a local hospital.
Just after 6pm on Tuesday June 28th units from Glyndon, Reisterstown, Chestnut Ridge, and Franklin fire stations were alerted for a motor vehicle accident with entrapment. Upon arrival, units found a 2 vehicle accident with one person trapped. Crews extricated the occupants and transported to local hospitals.