Harford County, Md. – The Harford County Volunteer Fire and Emergency Medical Services Association (HCVFA) is proud to announce that their Miss Fire Prevention for 2023 has been invited to present her research on lithium-ion batteries at the Public Fire and Life Safety Educator Seminar hosted by the Maryland Fire and Rescue
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News courtesy of NPR. Check out the interview that some HCVFA volunteer members from Darlington Volunteer Fire Company and Level Volunteer Fire Company did with NPR regarding volunteering HERE: Source: -NPR- Full Article Interested in learning how you can volunteer with a local HCVFA member company? Reach out to our
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Harford County, Md. – The Charlie Riley Community Services Scholarship Foundation held its 17th annual awards ceremony at the Level Volunteer Fire Company on Wednesday, November 9, 2022. A crowd of nearly 200 was in attendance to share the evening with the scholarship nominees from the 12 member companies of the
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The event drew 18 candidates for local office, and nearly 100 fire service attendees Harford County, Md. – The Harford County Volunteer Fire & EMS Association strengthened its ties with state and county government leaders through a legislative forum night held Monday, Oct. 17, 2022. The event at the Level
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The Harford Volunteer Fire & EMS Association will appear at events throughout October Harford County, Md. – The Harford Volunteer Fire & EMS Association (HCVFA) will celebrate the 100th anniversary of Fire Prevention Week (also celebrated as Fire Prevention Month) by showcasing its new Safety House at county firehouse events
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HCVFA members have taken on an additional volunteer role to aid in the local pandemic response—by administering COVID-19 vaccinations to homebound and infirmed members of the community.
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The NEXT GEN Responder Program, considered to be the first of its kind in the state of Maryland, offers financial relief to first responders who save lives.
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Susquehanna Hose Company’s Marine 5 and crew were in the right place at the right time.
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Richard Presberry was the first African-American firefighter in the Bel Air Volunteer Fire Company and went on to have a decorated career with more than 35,000 calls.
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New campaign and site bring awareness to volunteer fire and EMS recruitment in Harford County, Maryland.
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