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Welcome to the Official Website for the
Anne Arundel County Volunteer Firefighters Association
P.O. Box 881
Millersville, MD 21108
Become a volunteer! Contact one of our volunteer stations for membership information (CLICK HERE)
AACVFA takes delivery of new Fire and Life Safety training trailer
APRIL 05
- The Anne Arundel County Volunteer Firefighters Association recently accepted delivery of a new 33 ft. mobile fire/life safety training trailer manufactured by Surrey Fire Safety House of Napoleon, Ohio. This purchase was made possible through a grant from FEMA and the Department of Homeland Security.
Features of the new fire/life safety training trailer include:
o separate kitchen and bedroom ... (Full Story & Photos)
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FF Brendan Hayward Named AACVFA FF/EMT/Admin Member of the Quarter for 4th Quarter 2012
JANUARY 05
- The Odenton Volunteer Fire Company (OVFC) is proud to nominate Brendan Hayward for the Anne Arundel County Volunteer Firefighters Association's Firefighter/EMT/Administration Member of the Quarter Award for the fourth quarter of 2012.
Since joining Odenton Volunteer Fire Company in March 2011, Brendan has excelled and has become a valuable member of not only this company but the community at large. ... (Full Story)
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Mutal Aid More than fighting Fires
DECEMBER 14
- On Saturday December 8, 2012 members of the Ferndale and Woodland Beach Volunteer Fire Companies traveled to Toms River, NJ to the Silverton Volunteer Fire Station to make Christmas a little better for the families devestated by Hurricane Sandy.
Click on the link to watch the Toms River Township Council Meeting of December 12, 2012.
Follow this link: http://tomsriver.pegcentral.com/
View meeting ... (Full Story)
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Portable Gas Generator Safety
JULY 02
- Tips for Using Portable Generators Safely
Portable electric generators offer great benefits when outages affect your home, but can also be hazardous. The primary hazards to avoid when using a generator are carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning from toxic engine exhaust, electric shock, and fire. Below are guidelines for safely connecting and operating portable generators.
Never use a generator indoors ... (Full Story & Photos)
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