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Upcoming Events |
SVFC Carnival
July 15-19, 2008
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Past years Archives
2007 |
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MEMBERS ONLY |
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CONTACT INFO |
Sudlersville Volunteer
Fire Company
203 N. Church Street
P.O. Box 61
Sudlersville, MD 21668
PH: (410)-438-3155
FAX: (410)-438-2946 |
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MONTHLY CALLS |
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FIRE |
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JAN |
20 |
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FEB |
20 |
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MAR |
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TOTAL |
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Working
Fires:
Extended Extrications:
Fly-outs: |
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Welcome To The
Sudlersville Volunteer Fire Company |
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:: About Sudlersville Volunteer Fire Company |
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The Sudlersville Volunteer
Fire Company is one of (9) volunteer fire companies
in Queen Anne's County, Maryland, located on the Eastern
Shore of Maryland. The company runs about 500 calls per year
and provides mutual aid to our surrounding communities, and
also to Kent County, Maryland, Caroline County, Maryland and
Kent County, Delaware. The department is staffed by
volunteer men and women of all ages - 24/7. We are also
staffed 24/7 by 1 paramedic transport unit out of our station.
The SVFC is a very young and energetic company with many
active years to come. We are housed centrally out of 1
station and respond with Two Engines, One Truck, One Heavy
Rescue, One Brush Unit, One Tanker, Two ALS Ambulances, a
Chief's Unit , 2 Utility vehicles, 1 Fire Gator , and 1 EMS mule.
SVFC is a family away from home that is dedicated to serving
and protecting the life, property, and environment of the
residents in which we serve. We are always looking for new
members!
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Events Page Updated |
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May 4: The SVFC
events page has been updated with
upcoming event for the next 2 months |
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Public Breakfast
Held |
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May 4: The
Sudlersville Volunteer Fire Company held a successful public
breakfast today from 8:00 AM to 11:00 AM. We served
approximately 100 people, most of them stopping in on there
way to the Bike Show in Rock Hall. |
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Pictures of Past
Officers |
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April 29:
Attention All SVFC Past Presidents, Chiefs, EMS Captains,
and Auxiliary Presidents. On May 18th from 2 PM to 6 PM a
Photographer will be at station 6 to take pictures of our
past and present officers mention above for the Historical
Committee. Please wear you class "A" uniform just the shirt,
Tie, Hat, and Jacket only. We will have uniforms available
if you do not have one.
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A End of a Era
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April 27:
After many years of bring joy and happiness to trap shooters
of all ages J&P Hunting Lodge is no more. With the
assistance of Crumpton, and Church Hill Fire company,
Sudlersville Volunteer Fire Company burned the Lodge at the
request of the owners. The first 2 hours were spent
performing mock salvage and overhaul operation and search
and rescue procedures. At approximately 10 AM the fire was
started for the last time and the personnel exited the
building. J&P Hunting Lodge introduced many people to the
sport of trap shooting, wildlife management, and educating
many children on hunting safety. Family, Friends, and
neighbors watched as J&P Hunting Lodge slowly turned to
ashes. Other companies attending the drill Church Hill,
Crumpton, QA Co. PM 600. Kent Co DE. Sta 44 Smyrna stood by
at Sta 6 and Grasonville stood by at Sta 7 |
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Traumatic Injury
In the 6-8 Box |
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April 26:At
012:10 Hrs Sta 6 was alerted for a traumatic injury at 808
Cemetery Road. While units were in route Queen Anne EOC
advised that the subject was run over by his truck while
working on it. Aviation was started due to the nature of the
injury. Units arrived on location to find the PT removed
from under the vehicle and walking around. The Pt. was
evaluated by EMS personnel for injuries and decide to
canceled aviation due to finding only minor injuries.
The Pt. was transport by ground to Kent General Hospital in
Dover DE. Officer 607 (R. Nicholson) Had CMD. Sta 6 units
operated for approximately 30 mins with a total staffing of
15 personnel. Units on the box E-64, R-6, AMB 6,Chief 6, and
PM 600
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Upcoming Events Page
Updated |
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April 26:
Please check out our updated
events page. Many new events have been added.
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Sudlersville
Installs New Sign |
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April 25:
Installation of the new marquee is complete. Over the next
few week you will see many changes as we work to familiarize
ourselves with the sign program. most of the up coming
events are listed on the marquee now please ride by and take
a look. |
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Mike Hines Returns
on May 3 |
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April 25:
the Sudlersville Volunteer Fire Company is proud to announce
the return of
Mike Hines
will Perform at the Sudlersville Volunteer Fire Company on
Saturday May 3rd .
Advance tickets are Available for $15.00 Per Person and $20.00 Person at
the door. This is a BYOB event. Must be 18 years of age to enter and
21 years of age to drink alcohol beverages. You
must have a Picture ID to enter no exceptions. For advance ticket
sales please contact 410-438-3656. In October of last year
this event was sold out. Please purchase you tickets early.
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Installation of the
New Heating and A/C System Completed |
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April 25:
Sudlersville Volunteer
Fire Company is pleased to announce that the installation of
the new heating and A/C system is complete and that our hall
is now ready to host fund raising functions and Hall rentals
for that special occasion.
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Fatal MVC in the 6-4
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April 17:
At 18:13 hrs Sta 6 was alerted for a MVC with possible
entrapment at the intersection of Route 300 and Peters
Corner Rd. PM 600 was the first unit to arrive and gave a
status report of a 2 vehicle MVC appears serious and request
aviation. Officer 601 (F. Kinnamon) arrived on R-6 and
assumed command. The crew from rescue 6 investigated both
vehicles and reported to command that there was no
entrapment. E-64 arrived and pulled a hand line so the
rescue crew could plug a large gasoline leak from the
vehicle on it's side. Command assigned E-61 as the L/Z unit
for aviation. A total of 4 PT were transported, 1 by Trooper
6, 1 to Chester River Hospital by PM 600, and 2 by Delaware
aviation to Christiana. After all PT were transported
Sta 6 units assisted MSP with lighting for scene
reconstruction and SHA with detour and traffic control.
Sta 6 units operated for approximately 4 Hours . with a
total staffing of 22 personnel. Units on the box E-64, R-6,
PM 60, E-61, B-6, Chief 6, PM 600, PM 400, MD 1, Trooper 6.
From Kent Co. DE. Sta 51 Ambulance 51, Rescue 51-6, DE.
Trooper 2. Units from Caroline Co. PM 791 |
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SVFC Members Attend
Fund Raiser for Cubby Morris |
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April 14:
18 members of SVFC attended the fund raising event on April
the 12 for Cubby Morris at Hartly Vol Fire Co. Cubby is a
Life Member and Past President of Hartly, who is battling
stage 4 esophageal cancer. The Members of SVFC showed there
support for Cubby by spending over $800.00 on items during
the auction. The event was a huge success raising over
$20,000.00. |
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SVFC 2nd Annual
Truck Pull |
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April 14:
The Sudlersville Volunteer Fire Company held it's 3rd Annual
Truck Pull on April 12th at the Queen Anne's County 4H Park.
The day started out great with the sun shining and warm
temperatures. That soon changed when the sky's turned black
and heavy rain came around noon. After consulting the
participants and the sled owner everyone agreed to go
ahead with the pull in the mud. After a 2 hour delay the
first truck pulled around 3 PM. Over 40 trucks made pulls on
the muddy track in front of approximately 150 wet
spectators. Special thanks to all our sponsors. |
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A Fireman's
Welcome Home Parade |
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March 20:
The Sudlersville Volunteer Fire Company is proud to announce
that Past Chief Malcolm Faust has returned home from his
tour in Iraq. At approximately 2130 Hours, Chief Kinnamon
had the pagers opened and made an announcement for an
emergency work detail at station 6. Once all members arrived
to the station , it was announced that Past Chief Faust was
home and would be returning to town within the hour. The
members were then instructed that we would meet Past Chief
Faust at the intersection of Rt.300 and Rt.301 and lead him
home. We lead our local hero home with lights and sirens to
announce his return to the entire town of Sudlersville.
Approximately 25 members participated in leading home our
fellow brother, friend, and family member. |
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March 20:
Reminder that the regular Sunday drill scheduled for the
23rd of March has been canceled due to Easter.
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Training with
Trooper 6 |
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March 18:
Tuesday night the members of Sudlersville Volunteer Fire
Company went on a field trip to Centreville to visit Trooper
6. The members reviewed proper loading procedures,
acceptable landing areas, and equipment location on the
helicopter it's self. Approximately 25 members attended this
training. |
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Building Fire in the
20-5 Box |
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March 3: At 14:35
hrs Sta 6 was alerted to assist Kent County MD. Sta 2
Millington on a working building fire at 10870 Big Stone Rd.
On the arrival of Q-6 CMD assigned officer 605 (G.
Winchester) with operation of the woods fire caused by the
building fire. Sta 6 units operated for approximately 1 1/2
Hours . with a total staffing of 14 personnel. Units on the
box Q-6, B6, R-6 and T-6. Special thanks to Dover Fire
Department for transferring to STA 6 and covering our area. |
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SVFC Truck Pull |
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Feb 26:
Sudlersville Volunteer Fire Company will hold a Truck Pull
event on April 12, 2008 at the Queen Anne's County Fair
grounds. For more information please look at the
2008 Truck Pull Page
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Gone after 25 years
of service |
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Feb 10: Today's high winds ended the 25 years of
service for the marquee in front of the Sudlersville
Volunteer Fire Company. For updates on events please start
checking our web site until we can replace the
marquee. |
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Medical Assist , and
2 brush fire calls on Feb 10th |
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Feb 10: At
10:29 hrs Sta 6 was alerted for a medical assist on Bolton
Woods Road. Sta 6 personnel assisted with removal of a PT
from a camper and loading into the transport unit. Sta
6 units operated for approximately 30 mins. Units on the box
R-6, B6, A-60 and PM-600. Call # 2 Dispatched
at 14:55 Hrs for a working dwelling fire in the 5-1 box at
311 Flat Iron Square Road Officer 505 arrived on location
with a brush fire with several exposures. Sta 6 Crews
assisted with extinguishment and some minor overhaul. Sta 6
units operated for approximately 1hour and 30 mins. with a
total staffing of 23 personnel. Units on the box Q-6, B6,
E-64 and T-6. Call #3 As units were clearing from the
5-1 box Queen Anne's dispatched a 2nd brush fire in the 5-11
box at 521 Truslow Rd. Crews from Sta 6 assisted with
extinguishment. Sta 6 units operated for approximately 45
mins. with a total staffing of 23 personnel. Units on the
box Q-6, B6, E-64 and T-6
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MVC in the 5-4
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Feb 8: At 15:07 Hours Sta 6 was alerted to assist Sta 75
with a MVC involving a Queen Anne's County School Bus at the
intersection of Route 313 and Route 19. Office 501 arrived
on location and reported that the MVC appeared minor in
nature. After Further investigation Cmd advised that the bus
had 12 occupants plus the driver on board and that there
were no injuries. Sta 6 units operated for approximately 30
mins. Units on the box R-6, and PM-6. |
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