On Thursday May 29 at 0740 hours (7:40 am), units from MAVFC and surrounding companies were dispatched for a house fire in the 300 block of Carroll Avenue in Mount Airy. First arriving units found light smoke coming from the residence. A close by hydrant would not open so supply lines had to be laid to another hydrant a short distance more away. Forced entry was made to the house through the front ... (Full Story)

On Sunday May 18th at approximately 1218 hours (12:18 pm), units from the MAVFC were dispatched to a vehicle collision at the intersection of Ridge Road (Rt. 27) and S. Main Street.

First arriving Duty 1 established the Ridge Road Command reporting one vehicle in the intersection with heavy front-end damage. MAVFC and CCDFEMS crews assisted with patient care on-scene involving 2 adults and 1 child. ... (Full Story & Photos)

On Friday May 16, emergency medical supplies were taken to Westernport, Maryland to support the Tri -Town Ambulance and Rescue Company and the Potomac Volunteer Fire Company No. 2. Flood waters heavily damaged both stations and completely wiped out all of their medical supplies to stock their medic units, engines, and rescue squad. Supplies were provided by the Mount Airy Volunteer Fire Company and ... (Full Story & Photos)

On Sunday May 11th at approximately 1935 hours, (7:35 pm), units from the MAVFC were dispatched to a serious vehicle collision along the 17000 block of Frederick Road in Howard County. Rescue 1 and Medic 18 were first to arrive finding a single vehicle collision involving a utility pole with entrapment and injuries. Medic 1 arrived shortly thereafter, and crews went to work quickly assessing multiple ... (Full Story & Photos)

At approximately 0200 hours (2:00 am) on 04/27/2025, Rescue 1, Medic 18 and Ambulance 19 were dispatched for a vehicle collision with entrapment on I-70 eastbound at Bill Moxley Road. Units from Frederick County/New Market arrived to find a single vehicle into the woods with the driver trapped. Rescue 1 assisted with the extrication and packaging of the patient. Medic 18 began treatment of the patient ... (Full Story & Photos)