CVFD, July 04
On 7/4/2026, multiple area fire departments responded to a reported brush and grass fire in Marion. Chief Swift served as incident commander. A mutual aid request led to the deployment of several stations and initiated a tanker shuttle operation.
Tanker 200 responded to the scene with Lieutenant Hinman and two firefighters. Crews remained on site for approximately two hours to control the fire and ... (Full Story & Photos)
Wildland Brush Grass Fire
CVFD, July 04
On 7/4/2026, multiple area fire departments responded to a reported brush and grass fire in Marion. Chief Swift served as incident commander. A mutual aid request led to the deployment of several stations and initiated a tanker shuttle operation.
Tanker 200 responded to the scene with Lieutenant Hinman and two firefighters. Crews remained on site for approximately two hours to control the fire and ... (Full Story & Photos)
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CVFD, July 04
The Crisfield Volunteer Fire Department acknowledges and appreciates all those who have worked to defend and uphold our freedom. For 152 years, our department has been proud to be part of this history, contributing to the safety and service of our community. We encourage everyone to take a moment to reflect and enjoy the day.... (Full Story & Photos)
Happy 250th 4th of July
CVFD, July 04
The Crisfield Volunteer Fire Department acknowledges and appreciates all those who have worked to defend and uphold our freedom. For 152 years, our department has been proud to be part of this history, contributing to the safety and service of our community. We encourage everyone to take a moment to reflect and enjoy the day.... (Full Story & Photos)
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A report was received regarding a person stuck in an elevator. Rescue Engine 202 responded to the scene along with Assistant Chief Cavanaugh and six firefighters. Upon arrival, command was established. The situation was resolved, and the elevator was placed out of service pending necessary repairs. Command was terminated and all units returned to the station.... (Full Story)
Elevator Rescue
CVFD, July 03
A report was received regarding a person stuck in an elevator. Rescue Engine 202 responded to the scene along with Assistant Chief Cavanaugh and six firefighters. Upon arrival, command was established. The situation was resolved, and the elevator was placed out of service pending necessary repairs. Command was terminated and all units returned to the station.... (Full Story)
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The Crisfield Volunteer Fire Department has received additional sponsorships for the upcoming Sportsman Bash. The department extends its appreciation to Mrohs Gas, Independent Crab Company, Duke Marshall's Insurance, Evans Boats, M&C Vessey Farms, Somerset Primary Care, KW Rantz Trucking LLC, Linton's Seafood, Wilson Reality, Kingston Construction, and Kevin Marshall of Marshall's Transportation and ... (Full Story)
Another Thank you!
CVFD, July 02
The Crisfield Volunteer Fire Department has received additional sponsorships for the upcoming Sportsman Bash. The department extends its appreciation to Mrohs Gas, Independent Crab Company, Duke Marshall's Insurance, Evans Boats, M&C Vessey Farms, Somerset Primary Care, KW Rantz Trucking LLC, Linton's Seafood, Wilson Reality, Kingston Construction, and Kevin Marshall of Marshall's Transportation and ... (Full Story)
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CVFD, July 01
Heat safety is a key concern in July, which is often the hottest month in the United States. Heat-related illnesses, including heat exhaustion, heat stroke, and heat cramps, are more likely during this period. Important safety measures include staying hydrated, taking regular breaks in shaded or air-conditioned areas, wearing light-colored and breathable clothing, and watching for early signs of heat ... (Full Story & Photos)
July is recognized as National UV Safety Month and National Fireworks Safety Month
CVFD, July 01
Heat safety is a key concern in July, which is often the hottest month in the United States. Heat-related illnesses, including heat exhaustion, heat stroke, and heat cramps, are more likely during this period. Important safety measures include staying hydrated, taking regular breaks in shaded or air-conditioned areas, wearing light-colored and breathable clothing, and watching for early signs of heat ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Mutual Aid Station 3 in Marion Station reported a brush fire. Brush 2 responded with Assistant Chief Paro and four firefighters. Marion Station Chief Swift arrived in a personal vehicle and determined the fire was a controlled burn. Other units were advised they could cancel their response, and Brush 2 returned to service.... (Full Story)
Woodlands Brush Fire
CVFD, June 30
Mutual Aid Station 3 in Marion Station reported a brush fire. Brush 2 responded with Assistant Chief Paro and four firefighters. Marion Station Chief Swift arrived in a personal vehicle and determined the fire was a controlled burn. Other units were advised they could cancel their response, and Brush 2 returned to service.... (Full Story)
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Fire units were dispatched for a commercial fire alarm activation. Before leaving the station, construction workers confirmed that the alarm was a false activation. Somerset Central was notified and the response was canceled. All units remained in the station.... (Full Story)
Fire Alarm Activation
CVFD, June 29
Fire units were dispatched for a commercial fire alarm activation. Before leaving the station, construction workers confirmed that the alarm was a false activation. Somerset Central was notified and the response was canceled. All units remained in the station.... (Full Story)
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