Friday, September 9, 2011
Congratulation to Lt. William McCabe Jr. for becoming one of Lansdowne's newest Pump Operators.
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Thursday, September 8, 2011
COMING SOON TO A NEIGHBORHOOD NEAR YOU!!!!!
Please welcome our newest addition to the LVFD Apparatus Family!
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Saturday, August 27, 2011
A special thanks from the Chief to all company officers and members who were able to help out with attending the equipment and manning the station during Hurricane Irene! Both engines and medic were attended for the duration of the hurricane. Great job to all!
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Saturday, August 13, 2011
E362 responds to assist Anne Arundel County E321 on a 3 car MVC with one overturn on 695 innerloop. Upon arrival it was observed one car overturned lying on a guardrail and "one boat that no longer floats".
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Friday, August 12, 2011 8:00 p.m.
The Officer's and Members of the Lansdowne Volunteer Fire Department would like to welcome our newest members to the Lansdowne Family!
Jeff Coomes,Melonie McCabe, Joshua Taylor, & Griffen Linkowich
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Thursday, August 11, 2011
Congratulations to Patrick (PJ) Soucy and Jonathan Noble for graduating Baltimore City's Fire Academy and receiving their station assignments. PJ is on his way to 3 Truck C Shift and Jonathan Noble is on his way to 6 Engine C Shift.
Congratulations to the both of them and we wish them the Best of Luck from the Officer's and Members of Station 36!!
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Monday, July 25, 2011
Engine 361 and M5 was dispatched to a 37-01 box at 4000 Annapolis Road for a report of people sick due to a strange odor @ 1408 hours. After further investigation After requesting Baltimore County T5 to ladder roof to check the A/C unit, crews found that the A/C unit was just serviced but still had a slight odor. Crews were unable to find a source and crews were cleared with no immediate hazard. Maintenance of facility had to be called to come out and investigate further.
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Saturday, July 23, 2011 0847 Hours
Kaufman Products, a concrete manufacturer suffered a massive fire on the morning of July 23rd. Units from the Baltimore County Fire Department and other jurisdictions transferred into various Baltimore City firehouses to lend assistance.
Lansdowne’s Engine 361 transferred into Baltimore City’s Station 55 on Bush Street. The crew of 361 included; Bob Jacoby, David Adkins, Pete Abiera, Donnie Reily, and Kenny Younger. It was certainly a different type of day for the men of Lansdowne.
Big thanks to Baltimore City for their excellent hospitality.
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Thursday, July 7, 2011
Lansdowne dumps the house for major storm! The storm ripped threw the lansdowne area causing heavy damage to homes and down wires Engine 361 handled the call volume in the 36-2 box while engine 362 handled the calls in the 36-3 box. Calls consisted of roofs being torn off homes to emergancy pump outs to wires down it was a very long night for the guys. Both engines where out for about 5 hours assiting the citizens of lansdowne.
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Sunday, June 12, 2011
Life Member/Past Chief Bernard Smith and Fire Suppression Lieutenant Kenneth Younger were recently awarded the Commonwealth of Kentucky’s highest honor. Chief Smith and Lieutenant Younger were commissioned by the Governor and the Secretary of State as Colonels in the Kentucky Militia. Commissions for Kentucky Colonels are given by the Governor and the Secretary of State to individuals in recognition of noteworthy accomplishments and outstanding service to a community, state or the nation.
A list of Kentucky Colonels is a Who's Who of outstanding men and women around the world. The certificate, signed by the Governor and the Secretary of State and bearing the Great Seal of Kentucky, has hung on the walls of such distinguished leaders as Presidents Lyndon B. Johnson and Ronald Reagan, and English Prime Minister Winston Churchill. Certificates are also proudly displayed by great second grade teachers and brave volunteer firemen who have performed in an extraordinary manner.
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