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Sportsman Bash tickets are now available for purchase online. This event is our largest fundraiser of the year. Individuals aged 18 or older can buy tickets from any firefighter or conveniently online.

Each ticket purchase generates a donation letter automatically for tax purposes. Tickets are $50.00 each, or three for $120.00. Buyers may choose any name to appear on each ticket. Due to high demand, ... (Full Story & Photos)

At 9:40 a.m., the Crisfield Volunteer Fire Department was dispatched to the 26000 block of Rolland Tyler Road following a smoke detector activation. The alarm company reported that the alarm had been triggered in the master bedroom, zone 23.

Engine 203 responded with Lieutenant Emily and three firefighters on board.

Upon arrival, command was established and an investigation began. There were no ... (Full Story)

At 11:29 p.m., the Crisfield Volunteer Fire Department was dispatched to the 4900 block of Daugherytown Road in response to an electrical hazard. The caller reported hearing a loud explosion, followed by a loss of power in their residence.

Brush 204 responded to the scene, staffed by Assistant Chief Paro and two firefighters. Station 3 Marion was canceled en route.

Upon arrival, Assistant Chief ... (Full Story)

At 2:11 p.m., the Crisfield Volunteer Fire Department was dispatched to the 3700 block of Country Club Road for a smoke investigation.

Command 2, led by Chief Pruitt, responded to the scene.

Upon arrival, Chief Pruitt established command and found what appeared to be a controlled burn. Further investigation confirmed that it was a controlled burn.

Chief Pruitt canceled any additional response and ... (Full Story)

At 5:16 a.m., the Crisfield Volunteer Fire Department was dispatched to the 3400 Block of Country Club Road for a residential fire alarm activation.

Engine 203 responded, staffed with Assistant Chief Cavanaugh and five firefighters.

Upon arrival, Assistant Chief Cavanaugh found no visible signs of fire from the exterior. Assistant Chief Cavanaugh established command and began an investigation.

After ... (Full Story)

October marks Fire Prevention Week, bringing attention to the importance of fire safety both at home and in the workplace. Activities during this time include conducting fire drills, training employees on how to use fire extinguishers, checking smoke alarms, and identifying hazards such as overloaded electrical outlets or blocked exits. Implementing simple preventive measures can greatly reduce the ... (Full Story & Photos)

We are announcing strong success in both sponsorships and ticket sales for the upcoming event. Ticket availability is now limited, and online sales will continue for the time being. This may change soon as we approach a sellout. We thank everyone who has purchased tickets and supported this event through sponsorship. The sportsman bash continues to grow each year due to outstanding community support.

The ... (Full Story)

At 8:13 a.m., the Crisfield Volunteer Fire Department was dispatched to a residential home on Hudson Street following a smoke detector activation. The resident reported the alarm but was unsure of the cause.

Engine 203, staffed with Assistant Chief Cavanaugh and two firefighters, responded to the scene.

Upon arrival, Assistant Chief Cavanaugh established command and began an investigation. No smoke ... (Full Story)

At 9:57 p.m., the Crisfield Volunteer Fire Department was dispatched to the 4600 block of Jacksonville Road following reports of an electrical hazard involving downed power lines with active fire.

Engine 203, staffed by Lieutenant Hinman and three firefighters, responded to the incident.

Upon arrival, Engine 203 confirmed that a tree had fallen onto the power lines and visible fire was present. ... (Full Story)