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The department now has a photo archive. All photos from incidents will be placed in the archives soon after the incident, event, or training. The archive is located ***here***.
The Volunteer Fire Company No. 1 of Chesapeake City , Maryland responds to calls in the town of Chesapeake City and outlying areas. This includes responses into the towns of Elkton, Hacks Point, Cecilton and into nearby Delaware. The company houses equipment in two stations located on each side of the C&D Canal. Our members are trained in fire suppression , rescue and emergency medical care. We also respond to emergencies on the C&D Canal and nearby waterways with our boat, Fire /Rescue Boat 2.
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Turkey Dinner at Station 2 February 4TH
4PM- 7PM
Special thanks to all who attended our
100th Year Anniversary Celebration Cocktail Party.
Chesapeake City Volunteer Fire Company's Chief, Thomas Morris was invited to throw the ceremonial first pitch at the Baltimore Orioles game on August 8th, 2011.
Accompanying Chief Morris on to the Orioles' field at Camden Yards was Assistant Chief Paul Wildey, Louis Morris and Cathie Morris. Chief Morris was honored to throw the first pitch to Baltimore Orioles' pitcher Chris Tillman who served as catcher for the ceremonial throw.
A group of members also attended the game to witness this once in a lifetime opportunity for Chief Morris and cheer him on. Finishing the evening was a exciting edge of the seat game, which came down to the last swing.
Chief Morris gave Orioles pitcher Chris Tillman a gift of a 100th year Anniversary shirt and in return, Tillman autographed a keepsake shirt for Chief Morris.
Engine 2 and Ambulance 291 was honored to lead the parade for the Children of Port Herman for a Independence Day parade.
On May 21, 2011 The Volunteer Fire Company No. 1 of Chesapeake City , Maryland visited with some of the patients and families of ALFRED I. du PONT Hospital for Children of The Nemours Foundation in Wilmington, Delaware. Our Firefighters, EMS providers and Fire prevention Ambassadors got a chance to meet with the children and discuss fire prevention and presented them with small gifts and stuffed animals. The children had an opportunity to explore our emergency response apparatus and ask questions along with meeting "Sparky" the fire prevention dog.
Top row: Alie Browne-Tome, Heather Loveless, Bryanna Bolton, Capt.Terry Ferguson, Mary McLennanFront row: Capt. Don Burch, Justin Boucher as "Sparky", Chief Thomas Morris
Golf Tournament at Bittersweet Golf Course Oct.10th
(1190 Augustine Herman Hwy, Elkton MD)
100th Anniversary Celebration for Vol. Fire Co.#1 of Chesapeake City Inc.
For Information:
Contact Jeff 443 309 0697
Or Robyn 443 309 1693 /roybn200405@hotmail.com
$75.00 per per person
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We the members of
Volunteer Fire Company No. 1 Of Chesapeake City Inc
, would like to thank our friends, family and the community for supporting our fire company by a great show of support at our Chicken-n-Dumplings Dinner with 1911 pricing. This was a great opportunity to meet ...
Stations 2 and 12 responded to an burning odor inside of a residence on Blair Shore Road. Chief 2 first on scene followed by Engine 2 and Engine 12. After investigation, found electrical device malfunctioning and causing odor. 22:39...
Second alarm working house fire in Elkton with injuries to two firefighters, one from our station. Both firefighters were treated and doing good.
Great job to one of our newest FF Alec McLennan....
Stations 2 and 12 were dispatched and responded to House fire with injuries on Pheasant Drive. Engine 2 and Engine 12 responded. Ambulance 292 also made the response, all unit were cleared before arrival. 16:55...
Cecil County fire dispatch alerted stations 2 and 12, along with station 4 to assist Singerly 3, 13, 14 with a working house fire. Engine 2 and 12 responded. Command called for a "Defensive attack" due to aggressive fire with no occupants and with concern for firefighter safety....
