RVFD 5TH ANNUAL GOLF TOURNAMENT - RVFD proudly announces and presents our 5th Annual Golf Tournamnet.  This years event will be held on Saturday, September 20th at the Upland Golf Course off of Shore Hwy (Rte.404).  Team registration and a continental breakfast will begin at 8am until 9am.  Tee-off with a shotgunb start will begin at 9am.  A delicious dinner will be served starting 2pm along with the days scoring.  Awards and scehduled to be handed out at 3pm.  Other activities planned for the day is a silent auction and give-away bags for each player, and unlimited drinks.  The golf tournament format is a four man scramble, closest to the pin.  ontest include men's and women's longest drive, closest to the pin, hole in one for a vehicle, 50/50 raffle, and much more.  Registration, and hole sponsorship forms will be available soon on the website under the handout section.  Thanks for your support.  Let's make this years Tourney the best ever.  Questions can be directed to Lt. Eric Kellner, Committee Chairman at 410-634-2424.

COMMUNITY YARD SALE SPONSORED BY RVFD LADIES AUXILIARY - On Saturday, September 6th, the RVFD Ladies Auxiliary will be hosting a yard sale from 7am-2pm, RAIN OR SHINE.  Community members are encouraged to rent a table for $10.00 each.  All renters can start setting up their table at 6am and receive a free cup of coffee and a donut.  The Ladies Auxiliary will also be serving breakfast (coffee and donuts), and lunch (hot dogs, chicken salad, chips and drinks).  There will also be baked goods for sale.  To reserve your table(s), please contact Angie at 410-634-2265, or Stacey at 410-634-2378.

Daytime Working Structure Fire Tuesday, July 15, 2008 -             On 7/15/08 at 1132hrs Box 6-1 was struck for a Structure Fire, alerting Stations 600 (Greensboro), 700 (Goldsboro), and 400.                  PM 692 went on location with a 30x40 detached garage with a working structure fire.  At the 10min mark Engine 401 was the only piece of Suppression equipment responding, (4 w/ 419).  The Fire was reported trough the roof by PM692, and this prompted 615 (Chief House) who was not on location to have the second alarm struck.               Engine 401 arrived dropping a 4” LDH at the hydrant, stretched a 1 ¾ attack line to side “C” of the house and to start a defensive operation on the well evolved garage.   Officer 419 (Capt Baker) assumed Academy Ave Command.  Crews were able to keep the fire knocked back to protect the house.  A 2 ½ attack line was stretched by the crew from PM692 and also placed in service.               Numerous explosions were audible from inside the garage, and shortly after arrival of Engine 401 a total roof collapse occurred.  As second alarm equipment started to arrive the crew from Engine 401 took a much needed break, and went to Rehab.  Captain Baker maintained Command of the incident and the State Fire Marshall was called to the scene to investigate cause and origin.  Units Responded: Engine 401 (4 w/ 419), Chief 4 (2 w/ 417)       Side "D" with Exposions     Another Shot of Side "D" and another Explosion