The Jacksonville Volunteer Fire Company is located in Northern Baltimore County, Maryland. It provides emergency medical services and fire suppression to approximately 10,000 people in its first-due district, which covers over 75 square miles.
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Our Engine 473, Ambulance 475, and Special Unit 476 are currently on the scene of a five vehicle accident on Jarrettsville Pike between Sweet Air Road and Stansbury Mill Road.
Minor injuries are reported and the road is closed.
Minor injuries are reported and the road is closed.
Around 1:30 p.m. today, our Engine 473, Medic 475, and Brush 472, along with other units from surrounding stations, responded to a serious motor vehicle collision on Jarrettsville Pike just north of Manor Road.
One patient was found heavily trapped. They were extricated before being flown to the hospital by medevac. A second patient sustained minor injuries.
As of 4:30 p.m., Jarrettsville Pike remains closed for investigation and cleanup.
One patient was found heavily trapped. They were extricated before being flown to the hospital by medevac. A second patient sustained minor injuries.
As of 4:30 p.m., Jarrettsville Pike remains closed for investigation and cleanup.
Our Engine 473 just left the scene of a two vehicle car accident at Baldwin Mill Road and Sweet Air Road. The call was dispatched at 6:39am. There were no injuries.
The roads are passable but please use caution and expect delays as Baltimore County Police Department conduct their investigation and tow operators clean up the cars and debris.
The roads are passable but please use caution and expect delays as Baltimore County Police Department conduct their investigation and tow operators clean up the cars and debris.
Thank you to The Baltimore Banner for assisting with awareness on why not to call 911!
There were three emergency calls received so far this week for neighbors bothered by odor from the smoldering 💩 pile.
The neighboring fire stations are non-profit volunteer emergency response organizations and are unable to resolve environmental concerns or neighbor disputes of this nature.
There were three emergency calls received so far this week for neighbors bothered by odor from the smoldering 💩 pile.
The neighboring fire stations are non-profit volunteer emergency response organizations and are unable to resolve environmental concerns or neighbor disputes of this nature.
Fire stations urge people to stop 911 calls over smoldering poop piles
While the smoldering manure may look and smell bad, Jacksonville Volunteer Fire Company, along with other local fire stations in Baltimore County, assured residents in a Facebook post that unless there are visible flames, the smoke poses no danger to the community.