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The Hyattsville Volunteer Fire Department,
located just three miles from Washington, DC, is
celebrating 108 years
of fire, rescue and EMS service to the community it serves. Annually, the HVFD responds to more than 4,000 calls for help. Prince George's County Company
1, the
HVFD has more than 60 active members, including 12 live-in college
students, complemented by career staff. Our apparatus include two
Class A
pumpers, a 100' aerial ladder truck, a heavy duty
rescue squad and a
basic life support ambulance. Read on and learn about our department,
members and activities. We hope to make this one of the best Volunteer
Fire Department sites on the web!
Check out the 8-page newspaper all about the HVFD!!! Published in April 1996, it features stories about the Department's future, members, events and more! Read what the HVFD is really all about.
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CITIZEN CPR PROGRAM
The Hyattsville Volunteer Fire Department, in conjunction with the city of
Hyattsville and the Prince George's County Fire Department, offers free CPR
training to the citizens of Prince Georges county, on the third Sunday of
every month. Adult one-rescuer classes start at 9:00am and last for
approximately three hours. Space is limited and registration is available
on a first come, first served basis by calling the city of Hyattsville at
(301)985-5000. For further information on the community CPR program call
or E-mail Sgt. John
Shaw, at
the HVFD, (301) 927-5770
HYATTSVILLE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT, INC.
6200 Belcrest Road
Hyattsville, Maryland 20782
301-927-5770
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HVFD NEWS
Updated September 4, 1996
HVFD RAISES MONEY FOR CARLIE At a boot drive on Saturday, July 20,
members of the HVFD raised nearly $4,000 to help young Carlie Hogarth
pay for a liver transplant and medical expenses that follow. It was the
second boot drive of the year. So far, the HVFD has raised nearly
$35,000 to help the 2-year-old. For more information, see Community rallies to save child
TRUCK SOLD Truck 1, the 1974 Seagrave 100' aerial that was
formerly one of the busiest ladder trucks in the nation in New York
City, was sold recently to the Riviera Beach VFD in Anne Arundel County,
Md. It will be replaced in October by a new Pierce Lance tiller truck.
For more information on the HVFD's truck compant
read about it!
HVFD APPARATUS
Ambulance 18 - 1990 GMC Top-Kick Medical Attack Vehicle
Engine Company 1 - 1988 & 1990 Pierce Arrow 1250gpm Pumpers
Truck 1 - 1974 100' Seagrave/1996 Pierce 100' Aerial
Rescue Squad/Metro Support
Unit 1 - 1994 Pierce Lance Heavy Rescue
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OUR MEMBERS
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HVFD STATISTICS
| 1995 RESPONSE SUMMARY |
| Truck |
311 |
| Engine |
1,068 |
| Squad |
688 |
| Ambulance |
1,732 |
| Total |
3,799 |
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MARYLAND FIRE SERVICE WEB
SITES
PG County Fire
Stations/Apparatus List
Prince
George's County Underwater Rescue & Recovery Team
Prince George's County Volunteer Fire & Rescue
Association
College
Park Volunteer Fire Department - PGFD Company 12
The Maryland Fire & Rescue Institute - The statewide training agency
Hughesville, Md.
Volunteer Fire Department
Wheaton Volunteer
Rescue Squad
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OTHER EMERGENCY SERVICES
LINKS
Updated Sept. 16, 1996
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1996 Officers List - Board of Directors, Line, Staff and Admin Officers
1996 Response Statistics - It's been a busy year so far
Prince George's County Fire
Department
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