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The St. Leonard Volunteer Fire Department is proud to announce that the Fire Department will receive the ISO (Insurance Services Office) Class 4 public protection classification, effective March 1st, 2020.
ISO is a third party independent agency that evaluates the fire department, water department and communications systems. It rates the results on a national scale from one to ten (one being the best and 10 being the highest). According to ISO, its Public Protection Classification Program (PPC) plays an important role in the underwriting process with insurance companies. Most U.S. insurers report that the PPC information is used in their decision-making process when deciding what business to cover, what coverage’s to offer or prices to charge for personal or commercial property insurance.
08/26/2022 - This week, Engine 71 began production with the cab in fabrication. Next week, expect cab to be scheduled for paint process. Soon, expect body to begin fabrication and chassis to be scheduled for frame-up.
09/02/2022 - This week, Engine 71's cab moved through the paint process.
09/09/2022 - This week, Engine 71’s cab moved through the paint process while the chassis was in frame-up. ... (Full Story & Photos)
Today was graduation day for our 2022 Junior Fire Camp. Campers had a full week of fun and learning. Campers obtained CPR certificates along with stop the bleed and basic first aid. Campers also learned the basics in Fire/Rescue/EMS, Boating/water safety and multiple team building and communication exercises.
Special thank you to our SLVFD volunteers, Calvert County Volunteer Fire-Rescue-EMS, Medical ... (Full Story & Photos)
At approximately 09:45 the morning of August 12, Rescue Squad 7, Ambulance 77 and Safety Officer 7 responded to the scene of a subject fallen in a ravine. Crews assembled a rope system and quickly removed the subject. The subject was transported to the local hospital with minor injuries.... (Full Story & Photos)
At 01:15 in the morning of July 26th, St. Leonard and surrounding companies were alerted for smoke in a residence. Engine 72 (Sgt Ring), Tanker 7 (SO DeVries), A79 (Rogers), Captain 7 (Eckstein) and Chief 7A (Richman) responded.
Captain 7 arrived on location and reported smoke showing from all sides. E72 arrived and stretched a 400' line and entered the basement through side C where they extinguished ... (Full Story & Photos)
At 1112 the morning of April 28, the St. Leonard Volunteers were dispatched for a vehicle fire in the area of Williams Wharf Road and Rebecca Ct. Engine 72, Tanker 7 and Chief 7 responded at dispatch.
Units arrived to find a Ford truck off the road with the engine compartment well involved with fire. Engine 72’s crew quickly extinguished the fire.
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