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Sportsman Bash tickets are now available for purchase online. This event is our largest fundraiser of the year. Individuals aged 18 or older can buy tickets from any firefighter or conveniently online.

Each ticket purchase generates a donation letter automatically for tax purposes. Tickets are $50.00 each, or three for $120.00. Buyers may choose any name to appear on each ticket. Due to high demand, ... (Full Story & Photos)

At 6:57 p.m., the Crisfield Volunteer Fire Department was dispatched to the 100 block of Williams Street to respond to a residential condominium following a reported fire alarm activation. The alarm company indicated the activation was on the fourth floor involving a general alarm and a pull station in zone 9.

Engine 203 responded to the scene with Assistant Chief Paro, an engineer, and two firefighters.

Upon ... (Full Story)

At 4:24 p.m., the Crisfield Volunteer Fire Department was dispatched to the 60 block of Richardson Avenue for a fuel spill at a convenience store.

Rescue Engine 202 responded with Captain Curtis and seven firefighters. Command 2 responded with Captain Lee.

Rescue Engine 202 arrived at the location, where Captain Curtis established command and began an investigation. Command 2 also arrived on scene.

After ... (Full Story)

At 2:46 p.m., the Crisfield Volunteer Fire Department was dispatched to the 1090 block of Puppy Hole Court for a reported transformer fire. The caller stated they heard a loud explosion and saw flames near a ground transformer.

Command 2 responded with Assistant Chief Cavanaugh and one engineer.

Upon arrival, Assistant Chief Cavanaugh established command. At first, there was nothing evident pending ... (Full Story)

At 11:10 a.m., the Crisfield Volunteer Fire Department was dispatched to the 100 block of Williams Street in response to a reported fire alarm activation. Information provided indicated that the alarm had been triggered by a pull station.

Command 2, staffed with Chief Pruitt, responded to the scene.

Upon arrival, Chief Pruitt established command, observed no signs of fire or smoke from the exterior, ... (Full Story)

At 2:52 p.m., the Crisfield Volunteer Fire Department was dispatched to the 20 block of Somers Cove for an automatic fire alarm activation at a residential apartment complex.

Before departing the station, the department was notified by the Crisfield Police Department, who arrived on scene and determined the alarm was false. As a result, the fire department response was canceled.... (Full Story)

At 9:40 a.m., the Crisfield Volunteer Fire Department was dispatched to the 26000 block of Rolland Tyler Road following a smoke detector activation. The alarm company reported that the alarm had been triggered in the master bedroom, zone 23.

Engine 203 responded with Lieutenant Emily and three firefighters on board.

Upon arrival, command was established and an investigation began. There were no ... (Full Story)

At 11:29 p.m., the Crisfield Volunteer Fire Department was dispatched to the 4900 block of Daugherytown Road in response to an electrical hazard. The caller reported hearing a loud explosion, followed by a loss of power in their residence.

Brush 204 responded to the scene, staffed by Assistant Chief Paro and two firefighters. Station 3 Marion was canceled en route.

Upon arrival, Assistant Chief ... (Full Story)

At 2:11 p.m., the Crisfield Volunteer Fire Department was dispatched to the 3700 block of Country Club Road for a smoke investigation.

Command 2, led by Chief Pruitt, responded to the scene.

Upon arrival, Chief Pruitt established command and found what appeared to be a controlled burn. Further investigation confirmed that it was a controlled burn.

Chief Pruitt canceled any additional response and ... (Full Story)