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National Weather Service Alerts for Frederick County, MD
Welcome to The Brunswick Volunteer Fire Company Inc.
100% Volunteer
Chief: George R. Clary, Jr.
President: Nate Gesse
THE 2015 SPORTSMAN'S CALENDARS ARE STILL AVAILABLE
CALENDARS PURCHASED AFTER JAN 1 2015 ARE RETROACTIVE TO JAN 1 2015
TO PURCHASE ONE ONLINE OR TO FIND OUT HOW TO GET YOUR'S,
CLICK ON OUR ONLINE STORE ON THE LEFT SIDE OF THIS SCREEN.
*Frederick New Post Photo
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Tanker runs House Fire in Jefferson
March 03
On Tuesday, March 3rd at 0715 in the morning, a house fire was dispatched on Old Middletown Rd in the Jefferson area. Crews arrived to find fire showing from the 2nd floor and requested a tanker task force. Tanker 5 was alerted to assist in hauling water to the dump site while crews extinguished the fire. One resident was taken to the hospital with minor injuries and the American Red Cross was requested ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Brunswick Volunteer Fire Department holds Annual Awards Banquet
March 01
On Saturday, February 28th, Brunswick Volunteer Fire Department held our Annual Awards Banquet. It was a fun night for all with good food and a great after party.
Award Recipients were:
President's Awards - Carla Hidalgo-Gato, Kim Webber, Angie Nicewarner, and Kellie Shackelford
Chief's Awards - Todd Webber, Brian Jefferson, and Clinton Kraft
Top Fire/EMS Responders - Nate Gesse, Rick Pierce, ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Rollover on Rt 340
March 01
Early Sunday morning, stand-by crews from Companies 15 and 21 responded to a report of crash with rollover on Rt 340 near the 3 mile marker. Units arrived on the scene to find a single vehicle that rolled with 1 occupant. Crews checked the scene and found only one occupant in the vehicle. A209 transported the patient with minor injuries to the hospital. ... (Full Story & Photos)
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New Market and Wolfsville Fire Companies Provide Coverage
March 01
On Saturday, Fedruary 28th, Brunswick Fire Company held their annual awards banquet. While members were enjoying a fun evening, crews from New Market station 15 and Wolfsville station 21 provided coverage for the Rescue Engine, Tanker, and Truck. During the course of the evening, crews answered 2 calls for service and took the time to wash and clean all the front line units. Brunswick Fire Department ... (Full Story & Photos)
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