SPORTSMAN’S BASH
North Beach VFD
MARCH 31st 2012
$45.00 Donation
12pm to 6pm
Doors open at 11:00
MUST HAVE TICKET TO ENTER
MUST BE 18 YEARS OLD TO PARTICAPATE 
Main ticket gives a chance to win
28 Guns, 2 ATV’S, Cash
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Winner need not be present to win
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$45 Donation Includes Food & Beverages
Tickets available at the North Beach VFD, Tyler’s Tackle, Ron’s Bay Pro Shop
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ATV”S provided by Atlantic cycle
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AT APPROX. 12:33 HRS COMPANY 1 ALONG WITH SURROUNDING COMPANIES WERE ALERTED FOR THE "WORKING" HOUSE FIRE AT 2630 KERRY CT. ENGINE 12 (SGT. WHITTINGTON), ENGINE 11 (FF DEVERE), TOWER 1 (AFC THRASHER), AMBULANCE 19 (CAPT DILLON), AND DFC BENNETT RESPONDED ON THE CALL. ENGINE 12 ARRIVED TO FIND A 2 STY SINGLE FAMILY WOOD FRAME  WITH HEAVY SMOKE SHOWING, LAYING FROM THE DRIVEWAY AND PASSING COMMAND. DFC BENNETT ARRIVED BEHIND 12 REPORTING A SPLIT FOYER WITH A WORKING FIRE ASSUMING THE "107 COMMAND". CREWS STRETCHED A  200' LINE TO SIDE "A" AND ENCOUNTERED HEAVY FIRE CONDITIONS ON THE TOP FLOOR OF THE RESIDENCE. TOWER 1, SQUAD 5, SQUAD 6, AND ENGINE 62 ARRIVED AND ASSISTED WITH OPENING UP, SEARCHES AND OTHER FUNCTIONS AS NEEDED.

ONE OCCUPANT SUSTAINED MINOR BURNS ALONG WITH TWO FIREFIGHTERS, ALL WERE TRANSPORTED TO LOCAL FACILITY FOR EVALUATION. THE FIRE WAS PLACED UNDER CONTROL WITHIN 15 MINUTES. UNITS CONTINUED TO OPERATE FOR APPROX. 2 HOURS.

COMMAND HELD CO.1,6,5,2 FOR OVERHAUL OPERATIONS.

OSFM IS CURRENTLY INVESTIGATING THE CAUSE OF THE FIRE.

COMMAND- DFC BENNETT

OPERATIONS- CO.6 FIRE CHIEF RIFFE

ANY MEDIA INQUIRIES SHOULD BE DIRECTED TO FIRE CHIEF DONALD GIBSON.

POSTED BY: DFC JOHN BENNETT

JUST BEFORE 5 THIS EVENING CREWS FROM NORTH BEACH AND HUNTINGTOWN ALONG WITH THE MEDIC CHASE VEHICLE AND NDC WERE CALLED TO THE 2900 BLOCK OF DALRYMPLE ROAD FOR THE REPORTED SERIOUS SINGLE VEHICLE CRASH.

LIEUTENANT MORRISON ARRIVED FIRST ON LOCATION ASSUMING COMMAND AND ADVISING OF A SINGLE VEHICLE WITH A TRAPPED PRIORITY 1  SINGLE OCCUPANT.

RESCUE-1 (AGAMBAR) ARRIVED SHORTLY AFTER DEPLOYING THE HURST O CUTTERS AND LARGE SPREADERS TO REMOVE THE MANGLED METAL FROM AROUND THE PATIENT. SQUAD 6 OPERATED THE HOSE LINE AND THE AMBULANCE CREWS FROM 19 AND 18 STARTED MEDICAL CARE FOR THE PATIENT.

POSTED BY: CHIEF DONALD GIBSON

THE TOWER STARTED ITS DAY OFF WITH A FIRE IN ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY JUST AFTER MIDNIGHT, TOWER THREW LADDERS AND HOOKED CEILINGS WHILE CHIEF 5 MADE QUICK WORK WITH THE LINE.

LADDER IN THE DAY AND NIGHT  THE TOWER RESPONDED TO2 MORE FIRES IN ANNE ARUNDEL AND A GAS LEAK IN DUNKIRK'S AREA.

 

At approx. 0530hrs Company 1 along with surrounding Companies were alerted for the House Fire in the area of the Holiday Beach Subdivision. Company 1 responded with Engine 11 (Sgt. Conner), Tower 1 (Lt. Morrison), Engine 12 (FF Isenberg), Rescue 1 (Capt. Gooding) and Ambulance 19 (Res. Capt. Dillon). While enroute Calvert advised of multiple calls with a corrected address of 5200 Bayside Rd and that they were adding the working fire dispatch. Engine 11 arrived, laying a line at the driveway, and found a 1 story wood frame fully involved stretching two pre-connected attack lines . Chief 5A arrived shortly after and established the "Chesapeake Beach" Command. Units operated defensively for approx. 4 hours knocking the fire and cleaning up hot spots.

Safety 1/ Capt. 2- Operations

Captain 1- Safety

OSFM is currently investigating the cause of the fire.

Special THANKS to the Auxillary for providing refreshments.

Posted By: Deputy Chief Bennett

WELL THE DAY STARTED WITH SOME MEDICALS AROUND 2AM WITH THE LAST CALL AT 11:30 LAST NIGHT. SO FAR 2 MEDS AND 2 ACCIDENST, STAY TUNED................

SANTA MOUNTED UP ON ENGINE-12 ALONG WITH AMBULANCE 18 AND THE TOWER TO CRUISE THROUGH BREEZY POINT WHILE STOPPING OT SPEAK TO ALL THE BOYS AND GIRLS............

WHILE VOLUNTEERS WERE PERFORMING SUNDAY CLEAN UP DETAIL RESCUE BOX 506 WAS SOUNDED FOR THE ACCIDENT AT ROUTE 2 AND ROUTE 260. CHIEF-1 ARRIVED FINDING 8 PATIENTS ONE STILL INSIDE THE VAN. 4 WERE TRANSPORTED TO CMH.

AFTER CLEARING THE ACCIDENT SEBVERAL LOCAL ASSIGNMENTS ALONG WITH SEVERAL MEDICALS KEPT THE EQUIPMENT ON THE STREET FOR SEVERAL HOURS.

ONCE AGAIN THE VOLUNTEERS MANNED THE EQUIPMENT IN THE SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS AND ATTENDED THE TOWN OF NORTH BEACH ANNUAL PARADE.

ONCE AGAIN SANTA ARRIVED AT THE FIRE HOUSE TO TAKE A RIDE ON THE TOWER. MOST UNFORTUNATE ONE OF THE AMBULANCES HAD TO TAKE A RUN AND MISSED OUT.

BY CHIEF DONALD GIBSON

WHILE ENGINE 12 WAS STANDING BY WITH SANTA AT WHES, AREA BOX 106 WAS ALERTED FOR THE REPORTED SMOKE IN THE DWELLING ON 28TH STREET.

STATIONS 1,5,6 AND AA42 WERE ALERTED SGT 5 (ALLEN) ARRIVED FINDING A BASEMENT FIRE WITH EXTENSION UP INTO THE WALLS. ENGINE 11 AND TOWER-1 WENT TO WORK KNOCKING THE FIRE IN THE BASEMENT DOWN AND OPENING UP. ENGINE 12LEFT THE SANTA DETAIL AND RESPONDED PICKING UP 11'S LINE, RESCUE-1 PREPARED TO TAKE THE CHARLIE SIDE WHEN COMMAND 9 CHIEF 1B, DEVERE) SCALED THE ASSIGNMENT BACK HOLDING COMPANY 1 UNITS ONLY.

BY CHIEF DONALD GIBSON