Last night units from the #48House worked a garage fire in the 7900 blk of Bradshaw Rd. (Box 48-16). Here are a few shots of the conditions on arrival from one of our members helmet cams. #KVFC2019
Those firemen are true Americans god bless them all for what they do
Very scary especially knowing how challenging it is to get water!
Praying everyone is safe today.
Very Sad
Alissa Rogge
***HAPPENING NOW***
Units from the 48 House and surrounding companies are on the scene of a building fire in the 7900 blk of Bradshaw Rd. (Box 48-16). Engine 481 was first arriving with heavy fire showing.
*PLEASE AVOID THE AREA*
Update: Command is advising the fire is knocked and will be handling with units from the 48 House and station 55 (Perry Hall).
Thank you Kait for posting this hope no one was hurt
I was behind the first truck to arrive. That was a scary scene. I pray no one was inside
Praying for anyone involved
Stay safe everyone
#FireWhores
Carol Ann Coulthard Nancy Antonio Trojanowski
Good job!
Steve Bolander check in with your parents.
Tina Butler
This past Monday members from the 48 House trained on RIT (Rapid Intervention Team) and MAYDAY drills.
Each member went over the various equipment and tools available to assist during a mayday. As well as, different ways to conserve air, assist another firefighter with low/no air and how to call and what information to relay during a mayday.
Members of the 48 house were then tasked to take the information and skills and put them to the test in a zero visibility environment.
The members of the 48 house and SRT48 took the opportunity with the chilly weather to practice our Ice Rescue Technican skills. Srt 48 is one of 3 teams in Baltimore County that respond to Ice Rescues. This is just another example of the dedication our members display to protect the communities we serve. Remember, all ice on lakes and ponds in the Baltimore region are considered unsafe due to the lack of prolonged deep freezing temperatures. Please stay off the ice!
Love the banana boat!!
Thank you for your service!
Many thanks!
GREAT JOB Thank you
Thank you, thank you. So dedicated- very much appreciated. 🚣♀️ 💦
Thank you for all you do!
Thank you Logan. Are you in any of these pictures
Thank you!
God bless each and every one of you brave and unselfish volunteers!
Awesome! Thank you! 👍🏻👍🏻
Thank you all for your hard work and dedication!
You are all amazing!
Thanks for the service and the dedication to serving Baltimore county/Harford county and being on call 24-7 no matter the weather holiday etc you’re always here to answer our calls!
Thank you!
Thanks for all you do.
How do you all train to rape down Goettner Road so well,when you're obviously coming back from a call especially the guy in the SUV🤔
***HAPPENING NOW***
Engine 481 is on scene of a dwelling fire in the 9200 blk of Belair Rd. (Box 55-02). First arriving engine 55 advised a 1 1/2 story dwelling with fire showing.
We would like to thank everyone who came and helped make our annual bull roast a success once again!
Congratulations to Kathi Hayes, who won our 50/50 raffle!
Saturday’s Bull Roast is still on, either snow or shine! Tickets are still available and can be reserved by calling the number on the flyer or purchased at the door. We hope to see you there!
We would like to congratulate a few of our members who graduated from the Baltimore County Fire Department Academy last night. Evan Schaffer and Logan Kurek graduated as probationary firefighters, Eric Ernst graduated as a probationary paramedic. We wish all three of them the best as they begin their careers.
Congrats and good luck to the three of you....
Congratulations
Congratulations and good luck in the future
Congratulations!
Congratulations! Your service is appreciated.🚒🚑
Congratulation!!
Congratulations and best wishes on long, safe and healthy careers
Congrats!
Awesome young people added to the tremendously honored first responders
Engine 481 assisted units from Joppa Magnolia Volunteer Fire Company and surrounding companies with this dwelling fire yesterday in the 1000 Blk of Emerick Rd (Box 808)
Is this the house where the dog and cat were saved? Just read a posting on Pet ER’s Facebook page. Wondering if it’s the same house?
Was everyone ok?
