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Last night, E401 was alerted for a transfer to BCo. Station 8 while units were operating on a 2nd alarm fire in Dundalk. While en route for the transfer, E401…
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Your Glyndon Volunteers ran another mutual aid fire in Carroll's 13-2. Truck 404 assisted with fire attack and overhaul. T404s crew operated for just under two hours before returning to service.
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Come visit your Glyndon Volunteers today at Santonis Pit Beef and help us raise funds towards our new ladder truck. We will be here from 10am to 4pm. We appreciate your continued support of GVFD!
While you were asleep, your Glyndon volunteers responded to a reported house on fire with E401 and T404. Company 40 units arrived on scene first to a house on fire. E401 deployed lines to confine and extinguish the fire, while T404 completed searches which proved negative. Crews operated for roughly two hours before returning to service. Eight volunteers responded on the call. If you are interested in joining, check us out!
E401 responded on the 41-12 2 Alarm fire over night at the Reisterstown Lumber Yard. Crews operated for nearly 4 hours before returning to service. If you are interested in joining, stop by the station today!
Thank you so much for hosting the Breakfast with Santa (although my grandson was freaked out by Santa). But he was very impressed by the tires on the trucks!
Thanks for all you do.
Happy Holidays.
Governor Larry Hogan - On April 7th, we dropped in to say hello to some of our first responders at Glyndon Volunteer Fire Department. Thank you for your service to the community!
Members from station 40 had a busy day running 2 working fires. Is your family prepared in case of an emergency? Make sure to know your exits and a meeting point for accountability.
January 16th at 5:40 the truck company was alerted as the first due truck to the 31-15 dwelling fire. Truck 404 arrived as dispatched and crews operated for approximately 3 hours before returning to service.