Easton Volunteer Fire Department

Easton, MD

Apparatus

Chief 61

Unit : Chief 61
Year : 2014
Model : Chevrolet Tahoe

This unit is operated by the Chief of the Department, and is equipped with incident command boards, communications gear, and all necessary reference materials to manage incidents.

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Chief 60-Duty Officer

Unit : Chief 60-Duty Officer
Year : 2008
Model : Ford Expedition

This unit is equipped with an incident command console and communications gear for use by the designated Duty Officer.

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Engine 63 “Lil Mo”

Unit : Engine 63 "Lil Mo"
Year : 2002
Model : E-One

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Engine 64 “En4cer”

Unit : Engine 64 "En4cer"
Year : 2011
Model : Pierce Arrow XT Pumper

This unit carries 1000 gallons of water, 30 gallons of Class A foam, and 40 gallons of Class B foam. It is equipped with a 1500 gpm pump, Pierce Husky foam system, carries 1000 feet of large diameter supply line, and over 800 feet of attack line.

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Engine 65

Unit : Engine 65
Year : 1992
Model : Sutphen

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Engine 67 “Big Mo”

Unit : Engine 67 "Big Mo"
Year : 1997
Model : E-One

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Engine 68 “Termin8tor”

Unit : Engine 68 "Termin8tor"
Year : 2008
Model : Spartan/4 Guys Rescue Engine

This unit is equipped with a 1500 GPM pump, 1000 gallon booster tank, and Class "A" and "B" foam tanks. It carries all the standard equipment for an engine company...

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Rescue 61 “Tool Time”

Unit : Rescue 61 "Tool Time"
Year : 1995
Model : E-One Heavy Rescue

This unit is equipped as a heavy rescue, and carries two sets of hydraulic rescue tools (including spreaders, cutters, combination tools, rams, cribbing, hi-lift jacks, and associated attachments.

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Aerial Tower 61 “High Expectations”

Unit : Aerial Tower 61 "High Expectations"
Year : 2013
Model : Sutphen SPH 100

Aerial Tower 61 is a Mid-Mount 100' aerial tower, with 2 master stream devices. Powered by a 500HP Cummins and Allison Automatic, Aerial Tower 61 is equipped with a 1500 gpm Hale pump, 150 gal of water, (2) 200’ 1 ¾” cross lays, a 200’ 2 ½” cross lay, 500’ 5” LDH, 143’ of ground ladders and 9500 watts of scene lighting and all other NFPA required equipment.

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Tanker 61 “Flash Flood”

Unit : Tanker 61 "Flash Flood"
Year : 2002
Model : Peterbilt/4 Guys

(Tractor) 2002 Peterbilt 379 w/ 425hp C15 Cat, Allison automatic transmission. / (Trailer) 4 Guys - Brenner 6000 Gal stainless steel tank, self contained diesel powering 1500 GPM pump and generator. This unit is housed at our headquartwers station.

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Brush 66 “Brush Monster”

Unit : Brush 66 "Brush Monster"
Year : 1986
Model : International/4 Guys

This unit is 4 wheel drive, and is equipped with a 1000 GPM front mount pump. The unit has a 500 gallon booster tank, and carries assorted saws, rakes, and other equipment.

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Brush 69

Unit : Brush 69
Year : 1989
Model : Ford F350 4X4 diesel

This unit underwent a rehab in 2010. It is equipped with a 200 gal poly tank (with foam cell), custom equipment boxes with forestry tools, new Honda powered fire pump.

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Utility 61

Unit : Utility 61
Year : 2005
Model : Ford F-250

This unit functions as a utility vehicle to respond to smaller emergencies, or to transport personnel and equipment as needed.

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Utility 62

Unit : Utility 62
Year : 2000
Model : Ford Econoline 10 passenger van

This unit is used as a utility vehicle to transport personnel or equipment to incidents or training. It is housed at our headquarters station.

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Ambulance 60

Unit : Ambulance 60
Year : 2003
Model : Ford/Horton

This unit is ALS equipped and responds to emergency medical calls in the Easton area. The unit is housed at our headquarters station.

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Fire Safety Awareness Trailer

Unit : Fire Safety Awareness Trailer
Year : 2003
Model : Surrey Fire Safety House

This unit was purchased in 2003 with funds from the Assistance to Firefighter's Grant (AFG) courtesy of the United States Fire Administration. The trailer is a mobile classroom containing stadium style seating, and a full compliment of audio/visual equipment, including exterior public address system.

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Retired Apparatus

“Old Mom”

Unit : "Old Mom"
Year : 1919
Model : American LaFrance pumper

This unit still operates under it's own power. It is used by the EVFD for public events, parades, ceremonies, and fire prevention activities. This unit has faithfully served the Town of Easton since 1919, and is housed at our headquarters station.

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Engine 62

Unit : Engine 62
Year : 1954
Model : Mack B-Series

This unit underwent a complete restoration between 2008-2010. It is currently housed at our headquarters station, and is used for pubic events, parades, fire preventions activities, and departmental funerals.

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Tower 61

Unit : Tower 61
Year : 1990
Model : Sutphen SP95

Retired 5/2013

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Utility 60

Unit : Utility 60
Year : 1997
Model : Chevrolet Tahoe

This unit served as a utility vehicle to transport personnel to training or incidents as needed. Prior to 2008, the unit served as the Chief of the Department's vehicle. It was damaged in an accident in the fall of 2012, as was placed permanently out of service.

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Engine 64 “Mr. Bubbles”

Unit : Engine 64 "Mr. Bubbles"
Year : 1986
Model : Sutphen Foam Pumper

This unit carries 500 gallons of water, and 500 gallons of AR-AFFF foam. It was sold in 2012 to the Bon De Croft Fire Department in Sparta, Tennessee.

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A-61

Unit : A-61
Year :
Model : Ford/Horton

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Steamer

Unit : Steamer
Year : 1896
Model : Silsby Steam Engine

This steam engine was purchased in 1916 From The Union Fire Co. No. 1 of Carlisle, PA. Its Reg # is 2453, it's size is 3 and with a pump bore x stroke (Rotary ) it on a crane (Frame) It was propelled by two horses The Model is a Silsby.

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Easton, MD
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Monthly Calls

MonthCalls
January91
Febuary72
March96
April82
May80
June85
July118
August122
September84
October91
November102
December76
2019 Total1099

Yearly Calls

2019 Total1099
2018 Total1069
2017 Total 926

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Easton Volunteer Fire Dept. MD

5 months ago

Easton Volunteer Fire Dept. MD

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.
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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.
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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.

5 months ago

Easton Volunteer Fire Dept. MD

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.
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Text-to-911 Service is Now available in Talbot County. 
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May His Legacy Live Forever. Rest In Peace Leonard. ... See MoreSee Less

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Easton Volunteer Fire Department
315 Leonard Rieck Drive
Easton, MD 21601
410-822-4848

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