Just before 0900 hours, #Truck33 and #C33A were alerted to respond as the second due truck to the area of Suitland Rd. and Silver Hill Rd. for multiple calls advising fire coming from the building on Box 29-18. Engine Company 26 arrived and updated the address to the 4900 block…

This morning, Box 05-09 was sounded for a house on fire in the 5800 block of Falkland Place with a report of a person trapped on the rear deck. #Engine332 responded as the 4th due engine (RIT) and #Truck33 as the search company. Battalion 3 arrived on scene of a…

Just after 0900 hours, #Truck33 was dispatched as the first due truck to the 9800blk of Ambler Lane for the house on fire. The first due engine went on the scene with smoke showing from the second floor of a 2-story, single family dwelling and started the Working Fire Dispatch….

On November 3rd around 1730 hours, #Truck33 was dispatched as the first due truck on Box 30-08 for the apartment fire in the 4200 block of 58th Avenue. TK33 went first arriving and located a fire in a 2nd floor apartment. TK33 operated ahead of a hose line, completing searches…

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On Friday, Nov 3, #Engine331 once again filled in at the quarters of BCFD Engine 33, while members of the Baltimore City Fire Department paid their final respects to Lt. Dillon Rinaldo. Our volunteers also maintained two crews staffed in Landover through the day. It has been our deepest honor…

Today, while members of the Baltimore City Fire Department paid their final respects to Firefighter Rodney Pitts, #Engine331 filled in at the quarters of BCFD Engine 33. Meanwhile, back in Landover, our volunteers maintained three crews staffed through the day. It is our deepest honor to be able to show…

This past Sunday we celebrated what would have been the 51st birthday of past Assistant Chief and President John Burns. Burns was the epitome of an Engine Company man before he passed away in 2017, Burns could be found in the officers seat of Engine 331. Honoring his memory, yesterday…

Kentland Volunteers drilled on various extrication and stabilization skills during a Rescue Engine drill held last weekend. These skills included: airbag setup and operation, stabilized a vehicle on its side with same side opposing forces, performed a total sidewall removal and a modified dash lift.

On October 8th, Kentland Volunteers spent the morning taking our little pumpkin on a fire safety walk and talk in the North Englewood neighborhood of our first due. We installed several smoke detectors, distributed fire safety literature and Sammy collected a few pets from some of the younger residents.