2017 EVFD Holiday Train Garden

Chris Hash November 26, 2017 No Comments

It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas!!! Enjoyable for all ages, the 2017 Easton Volunteer Fire Department Holiday Train Garden will wow you, the details and scenes are outstanding and you will see something you missed each time you look at it.

Open Daily, through Christmas Day, the 2017 Holiday Train Garden operates weekdays from 6pm to 8pm and on Saturday & Sunday from 2pm to 8pm.

Admission is FREE, donations are accepted. Our last train will leave the station on December 25th. So please bring the kids and visit.

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Easton Volunteer Fire Dept. MD

2 months ago

Fire hydrants are ugly. We understand. Most of us would even agree. But it is crucial to keep hydrants clear and unobstructed. The Easton Volunteers recently responded to a reported house fire and when looking for the hydrant this is what we found.

Please maintain the area around fire hydrants. Please do not plant bushes or other plants around them. If and when our area gets snow consider shoveling out around the hydrant.

When we arrive to a fire every second counts. Please do your part to help us keep Easton safe. ... See MoreSee Less

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It'll matter when it's their home.

Should be a $1000 fine to the home owner that does things like this!!!

good point !

Do you know why the one on diamond at is covered up and marked our of order ?

Easton Volunteer Fire Dept. MD is in Talbot County, Maryland.

2 months ago

Text-to-911 Service is Now available in Talbot County. Please share widely ... Text-to-911 Service is Now Available in Talbot County and across Maryland

Talbot County, Md. (August 20, 2020)—Effective today, 911 call centers across Maryland will begin accepting text messages via text-to-911 service.

Customers of the three major wireless carriers (AT&T, former Sprint, T-Mobile, and Verizon) who are enrolled in their carriers’ text messaging and/or data plan can send text messages to 911 in an emergency when they are unable to place a phone call. This includes those who are deaf, hard-of-hearing, or speech impaired, those who may find themselves in a situation where placing a voice call could put them in danger, or those who are experiencing a medical emergency and are unable to speak.

“We are thrilled to officially launch text-to-911 service here in Talbot County and across Maryland,” said Clay Stamp, Emergency Services Director,” While a phone call is still the preferred way to contact 911, the ability to send a text message to 911 gives residents and visitors, particularly those who may have difficulty placing a voice call, better access to emergency services.”

If you are in need of emergency services and unable to place a phone call, you can enter 911 in the “To” line of a new text message and begin your message with the location of the emergency and the type of help needed—police, fire, or emergency medical services. Once the message has been received at the 911 call center, a 911 specialist will respond. You should be prepared to answer questions and follow instructions. ... See MoreSee Less