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2023 Incidents |
| Fire | EMS |
Jan | 38 | 141 |
Feb | 29 | 96 |
Mar | 45 | 101 |
Apr | 59 | 114 |
May | 44 | 17 |
Jun | 46 | 0 |
Jul | 57 | 6 |
Aug | 80 | 4 |
Sep | | |
Oct | | |
Nov | | |
Dec | | |
Total | 398 | 479 |
Past Incidents |
| Fire | EMS |
2022 | 488 | 1462 |
2021 | 471 | 1521 |
2020 | 455 | 1072 |
2019 | 469 | 1005 |
2018 | 486 | 961 |
2017 | 499 | 1062 |
2016 | 504 | 1057 |
2015 | 463 | 857 |
Total | 3835 | 8997 |

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Jarrettsville Volunteer Fire Company
706-2 Auto Fire
Past Chief Bryan Schulz, April 09
The Jarrettsville Volunteer Fire Company was alerted for an auto fire in the 3000 Block of Charles Street. Engine 713 arrived and reported a single vehicle off the roadway that was well involved. Units extinguished the fire and remained on scene for a short time before returning back to service. ... (Full Story)
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Two Engines to Baltimore County Historic Brush Fire
Past Chief Bryan Schulz, April 04
Engine 712 and Engine 713 were alerted to provide coverage to Baltimore County Station 56 (Franklin Station) while units were on an 8-alarm brush fire. Both engines reported to the station and then were transferred to staging at the incident scene. Units remained on scene for a few hours before being placed in-service. ... (Full Story)
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Engine 712
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Rural Water Training
Past Chief Bryan Schulz, April 02
Jarrettsville VFC members attended a mutual aid rural water drill to practice water supply operations this weekend. Units from surrounding companies worked together to shuttle and flow water during this training exercise held at the Mason Dixon Fairgrounds. ... (Full Story & Photos)
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708-1 MVA
Past Chief Bryan Schulz, March 18
The Jarrettsville Volunteer Fire Company was alerted for a motor vehicle accident with injuries in the 4100 Block of Norrisville Road. Units arrived and reported a two-vehicle accident at location with vehicles off the roadway. Units from JVFC and NVFC assessed all patients for injures. Units remained on scene for a short time before returning to service. ... (Full Story)
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705-1 Vehicle vs Pole
Past Chief Bryan Schulz, March 06
The Jarrettsville Volunteer Fire Company was alerted for a motor vehicle accident in the 1200 Block of Baldwin Mill Road. Crews arrived and reported a single vehicle off the roadway which had struck a telephone pole. The roadway was shut down for an extended period of time before BGE was able to secure the scene and open the roadway back up. ... (Full Story)
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703-1 Box Vehicle vs Pole
Past Chief Bryan Schulz, February 16
The Jarrettsville Volunteer Fire Company was alerted for a motor vehicle accident with injury in the 1300 Block of West Jarrettsville Road. Crews arrived and reported a single truck into a telephone pole. Crews secured the area of all hazards and assessed a single patient for evaluation. Crews remained on scene for a period of time before returning to service.... (Full Story & Photos)
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Dwelling Fire 714-1 Box
Past Chief Bryan Schulz, January 16
The Jarrettsville Volunteer Fire Company was alerted for a dwelling fire in the 3100 Block of Troyer Road in the early morning hours. First arriving Chief from Jarrettsville advised of a well involved single family home and reported all occupants out. Crews from JVFC and surrounding areas worked this incident into the morning before placing the fire under control and returning back to service. ... (Full Story & Photos)
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JVFC Trains with Electric Vehicles
Past Chief Bryan Schulz, November 15
Jarrettsville Volunteer Fire Company partnered up with ESI Equipment Inc. to host a High Voltage Vehicle Battery Fire class held at our main station. Members reviewed classroom materials before heading out to Browns Junkyard for hands on training. Crews learned how to set up a vehicle to cool down the battery pack, firefighting techniques specific to electronic vehicles and how to extricate patients ... (Full Story & Photos)
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