Ridgely Volunteers Respond to Structure Fire and Water Rescue
This afternoon, the Ridgely Volunteer Fire Department was called to action as part of a second alarm response to a working structure fire at 6042 Laurel Grove Road. Engine 401 and Engine/Tanker 402 were dispatched to the scene, where our crews joined efforts to bring the fire under control and protect the surrounding area.
RVFD Volunteers Enjoy a Night Out at the Ballpark
The volunteers of the Ridgely Volunteer Fire Department recently took some well-deserved time away from the station to enjoy an evening at Arthur W. Perdue Stadium, where they cheered on the Shorebirds baseball team. This outing provided a great opportunity for our team to relax, bond, and recharge.
RVFD Responds to Multiple Calls on a Hot Afternoon
On a scorching afternoon, the dedicated members of the Ridgely Volunteer Fire Department were kept busy with a series of back-to-back emergency calls. The day began with a brush fire on Clarks Lane, followed by a motor vehicle collision on Cherry Lane, and concluded with a medical emergency involving chest pains on Strawberry Court.
Vehicle Fire Response: Avoid the Area of Holly Road and River Road
The Ridgely Volunteer Fire Department is currently on scene responding to a vehicle fire near the intersection of Holly Road and River Road. We urge all residents and motorists to avoid the area to ensure the safety of our firefighters and allow them to manage the situation effectively.
Engine 401 Assists Greensboro VFC with Multi-Component Fire on Kibler Road
Engine 401 from the Ridgely Volunteer Fire Department is currently on scene assisting the Greensboro Volunteer Fire Company with an outside fire involving a vehicle, RV, and surrounding woods. Our crews are working diligently alongside Greensboro VFC to bring the situation under control.
Ridgely Volunteers Assist Talbot County with Tractor/Bailer Fire
This afternoon, Ridgely Volunteer Fire Department responded to a call to assist Talbot County with a working tractor/bailer fire in the area of Matthewstown Road and Colby Road. Our team quickly turned out with Brush 403 and Engine/Tanker 402 to support the firefighting efforts.
