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At 5:35 p.m., the Crisfield Volunteer Fire Department was dispatched to the 60 block of Somers Cove, a residential apartment complex, after a smoke detector activation was reported by the monitoring company representative.

The Crisfield Police Department arrived on scene and spoke with the residents, who advised that the alarm was false and there was no emergency present. The Crisfield Police Department ... (Full Story)

WOW! What a Sportsman Bash!

The Crisfield Volunteer Fire Department would like to extend a heartfelt THANK YOU to everyone who made our 3rd Annual Sportsman Bash our biggest and most successful fundraiser yet!

Each year, this event continues to grow, and this year truly exceeded our expectations. Last year, approximately 200 people attended, and we knew we would need to prepare for a larger crowd ... (Full Story & Photos)

The Crisfield Volunteer Fire Department would like to extend our sincere thanks and appreciation to Chief Swift, Deputy Chief Love, First Assistant Chief Bradford, Robbie, Bentley, and Erica for coming to our Sportsman Bash to provide standby coverage and help protect the community we proudly serve.

Your willingness to step up and go above and beyond the call of duty truly meant a great deal to us. ... (Full Story & Photos)

This list includes all prize winners drawn from tickets during the event. Prizes awarded through pull tabs sold at the venue were distributed at the time of purchase and are not shown below.

At 12:00, Eddie Heath won $500 cash.
At 12:15, Drew Crocket won a Retay ACE-R 12 Gauge.
At 12:30, Eddie Heath won a CVA Cascade 7MM PRC.
At 12:45, Joeele Whitelock won a Ruger American 17 HMR.
At 1:00, Paula ... (Full Story & Photos)

At 6:06 p.m., the Crisfield Volunteer Fire Department was dispatched to the 26000 block of Mariners Road for an automatic fire alarm activation reportedly triggered by a smoke detector.

Engine 203 responded, staffed with Assistant Chief Paro, an engineer, and four firefighters.

Upon arrival, Assistant Chief Paro established command and reported no visible signs of fire from the exterior of the residence. ... (Full Story)

All tickets for our upcoming event have been sold, and there will be no tickets available at the door.

Due to the weather, most seating will be located inside the station, with a smaller overflow tent available for those who prefer outdoor seating. We ask attendees to sit closely together to ensure everyone has a place to sit.

Entrance to the event will be through the front door with the canopy.

Entertainment ... (Full Story)

The Crisfield Volunteer Fire Department would like to apologize to Ducks Unlimited. For several years, Ducks Unlimited sponsored our Sportsman Bash. When planning began for this year’s event, it was believed they would continue their support. However, the organization changed its rules and did not sponsor our event this year. Some of our event fliers mistakenly included Ducks Unlimited as a sponsor. ... (Full Story)

The Crisfield Volunteer Fire Department was pleased to participate in the Carter G. Woodson Elementary School Trunk or Treat event tonight, which began at 5 p.m. It was wonderful to see so many families come out to enjoy an evening of Halloween fun! Our firefighters stayed busy greeting families, sharing smiles, and handing out treats to the children.

With so many families attending, the lines were ... (Full Story & Photos)

At 12:25 a.m., the Crisfield Volunteer Fire Department was dispatched to Crisfield Airport to establish a landing zone for MSP Trooper 7, assisting Ambulance 802.

Command 2, staffed by Chief Pruitt, and Engine 203, staffed by Assistant Chief Cavanaugh, an engineer, and three firefighters, responded to the call.

Command 2 arrived first, and Chief Pruitt established command at the scene. Engine 203 ... (Full Story)

At 6:24 p.m., the Crisfield Volunteer Fire Department was dispatched to the Crisfield city dock for a report of a person who had fallen into the water.

Chief Pruitt responded with Command 2, alongside Assistant Chief Paro and one firefighter. Ambulance units 800 and 850 responded, and additional personnel arrived by personal vehicle.

Upon arrival, Assistant Chief Paro established command and began ... (Full Story)