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National Weather Service Alerts for Frederick County, MD
Welcome to the Official Website for
The Frederick County Volunteer Fire & Rescue Association (FCVFRA)
For more information on how to volunteer with The
Frederick County Volunteer Fire & Rescue Services,
contact Joyce Shry at jshry@frederickcountymd.gov
If you are interested in volunteering, double click on
"Gear Up" banner above
Volunteers, access Frederick County online training here.
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May We Never Forget 9/11/2001
FCVFRA, September 10
On this 20th anniversary.
This Article From the Frederick News Post 9/9/2021
BOARD OF CONTRIBUTORS
Never forget
September 11, 2001, left an indelible image for the millions of people that watched the horror play out live on national television. The sight of the iconic Twin Towers blazing and collapsing will be forever etched in our memories. 2,753 people died in the collapse of the towers of the ... (Full Story & Photos)
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MOVE OVER, SLOW DOWN - IT'S THE LAW
FCVFRA, September 02
With the onset of upcoming holidays and summer fun, we feel it necessary to remind everyone about the ‘MOVE OVER’ Law which was intended to increase safety for fire and EMS personnel, police, and bicyclists. Effective Octobe 1, 2018 Maryland’s Move Over law now expands to include transportation, service and utility vehicles, as well as waste and recycling trucks, with yellow or amber flashing lights ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Frederick County Fire Museum is Open!!!!
FCVFRA, August 21
The Frederick County Fire & Rescue Museum located at 300 B South Seton Ave. in Emmitsburg is now open to the public. The museum will be open from 12 – 4 every Saturday and Sunday from July 17 to October 3, 2021.
The museum will feature new displays such as an impressive 8 foot long panoramic picture of all the fire apparatus in the city of Frederick in 1932 as the painting by Sherry Kemp donated ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Schools Are Back In Session – Motorists Be Alert!
FCVFRA, August 21
Frederick County Schools are back in session! Frederick County Fire and Rescue Services would like to remind motorists to be alert when travelling through school zones and neighborhoods where children are present. Children are difficult to see and are the most unpredictable pedestrians. Children are usually very comfortable in their surroundings, whether they are running and playing with friends, ... (Full Story & Photos)
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