Maryland City Volunteer Fire Department

Maryland City Volunteer Fire Department Volunteer Fire Department and Rescue Squad MCVFD is a combination fire company within the AACOFD with a career staffed Medic Unit and Engine.

Volunteers provide additional staffing for the engine and staff an ambulance along with a brush truck. MCVFD responds to over 1,500 medical calls annually with a county run Medic Unit and a volunteer staffed Ambulance. Fire responses are just over 1,000 yearly. With the continued development of the area, the call volume continues to grow steadily. We participate in community events throughout the

year providing standby emergency services and friendly firefighter demonstrations at events in and around the Western most part of Anne Arundel County. We also participate in events in the greater Laurel area.

On September 27th, the Maryland City Volunteer Fire Department will be hosting a huge event for the community to come an...
08/18/2026

On September 27th, the Maryland City Volunteer Fire Department will be hosting a huge event for the community to come and connect with the people that protect the city!

Give your dog a few extra treats in celebration of National Dog Month! We can't wait to see your pups 🐾
08/14/2026

Give your dog a few extra treats in celebration of National Dog Month! We can't wait to see your pups 🐾

Join us on September 27th for games, food, and an experience for the whole family!
08/11/2026

Join us on September 27th for games, food, and an experience for the whole family!

07/22/2026

07/20/2026

***These resources are not temporary or limited to this severe weather event. They are being shared as a reminder of the ongoing assistance available to Anne Arundel County residents who may need additional support.***

Recent severe weather has caused storm damage and power outages across Anne Arundel County. Residents who need additional support are encouraged to use the assistance resources listed.

Available services include housing and utility assistance, emergency shelter support, food assistance, behavioral health services, support for older adults and individuals with disabilities, family services, financial assistance, and insurance guidance.

Please review and share this resource guide with neighbors, family members, and others who may need help during the recovery period.

For immediate life-safety emergencies, call 9-1-1. For additional assistance, contact the Anne Arundel County Office of Emergency Management at 410-222-0600.

07/20/2026

CHILD - Accidental OD | | Location held for privacy | This post is intended for educational purposes and not for placing blame.

~ Two small children are being treated by EMS after gaining access to Prescription medication | We are one big family here at First Alert. When incidents like this happens, WE ALL must take pause and ask ourselves, “Are MY meds secured?”

It just takes a minute to prevent a tragedy. Use yours wisely!

07/20/2026

07/17/2026

CODE RED AIR QUALITY ALERT — FRIDAY, JULY 17

Smoke from Canadian wildfires continues to affect Anne Arundel County, creating hazy conditions and unhealthy air quality.

A Code Red Air Quality Alert is in effect through midnight. Everyone may experience health effects, while children, older adults, pregnant individuals, and people with heart or lung conditions may be at greater risk.

Residents who need a safe, air-conditioned place may use available County cooling relief facilities to get temporary relief from the poor air quality and heat. These locations provide indoor space where residents can reduce their exposure to smoke and extreme outdoor conditions. Check official County updates for current information. Visit https://www.aacounty.org/cool for locations and hours.

Residents should:

• Reduce the amount of time spent outdoors
• Avoid strenuous outdoor activity and exercise
• Move activities indoors when possible
• Keep windows and doors closed
• Use air conditioning or filtered indoor air
• Wear a well-fitting N95 mask when extended outdoor exposure cannot be avoided
• Keep prescribed medications and rescue inhalers nearby

Watch for coughing, shortness of breath, wheezing, chest discomfort, unusual fatigue, headaches, or irritation of the eyes and throat. Call 9-1-1 for severe breathing problems, chest pain, confusion, or another life-threatening emergency.

Check current conditions before heading outdoors at AirNow.gov.

07/14/2026

Address

3498 Laurel Fort Meade Road
Laurel, MD
20724

Telephone

+13014986161

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