St. Leonard Volunteer Fire & Rescue is a 100% Volunteer, 501(c)(3) organization. Your tax-deductible donation will help us stay that way while providing the best fire, rescue, and EMS services that we can.
2021 Fire Rescue and EMS
Runs
Jan
203
Feb
184
Mar
192
Apr
179
May
182
Jun
205
Jul
213
Aug
249
Sep
223
Oct
189
Nov
Dec
Total
2019
Total Fire/EMS
2020
2963
2019
2885
2018
2507
2017
2137
2016
2173
Working Fires
2021
2020
2019
2018
5
5
7
18
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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.
It was discovered that a member of the Company 7 Alarmers had fraudulently obtained and used Alarmers funds for personal gain. Immediately upon discovery, a law enforcement investigation was launched and the individual was suspended from the organization.
St. Leonard Volunteer Fire and Rescue, Company 7 Inc. and the Company 7 Alarmers are cooperating fully with the Calvert County Sheriff’s Office ... (Full Story & Photos)
On Saturday, September 25, 2021 at approximately 1400 hours, Engine 72, Tanker 7, and Rehab 7 responded to the 2800 block of Ridge Road in Huntingtown for the house fire. Huntingtown units arrived to find a two story single family with fire showing on all floors and the exterior deck. Engine 72 and Tanker 7 arrived and assisted in water supply and extinguishment of the fire. St. Leonard units operated ... (Full Story & Photos)
On Friday, September 24th, 2021 our St. Leonard VFD members were presented with three pet oxygen kits from Invisible Fences "Project Breathe" program. These kits will be placed on our three ambulances to be used in the event an animal suffers from the effects of smoke inhalation. Each kit contains a small, medium, and large mask to fit any size pet! Our department would like to take this time to thank ... (Full Story & Photos)
On Sunday, August 15th, 2021 at approximately 2010 hours, the St. Leonard Volunteers were alerted to St. Leonard Road in the area of Carlyle Court for the serious auto accident. Promptly, Chief 7B, Lieutenant 7, Engine 72, and Ambulance 78 responded. Lieutenant 7 arrived on scene first to find a single vehicle off the roadway with one occupant trapped and established the "St. Leonard Road Command". ... (Full Story & Photos)
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