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2020 Incidents |
Jan | 425 |
Feb | 412 |
Mar | 420 |
Apr | 347 |
May | 368 |
Jun | 362 |
Jul | 427 |
Aug | 426 |
Sep | 380 |
Oct | 439 |
Nov | 425 |
Dec | 0 |
Total | 4431 |
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Welcome to the Official Website for the Savage Volunteer Fire Company

Squad 6 Runs House Fire in Laurel
EMS Captain Michael McCloskey, January 21
At approximately 3:30 Friday morning, Squad 6 was dispatched for the reported house fire on the 900 block of Montgomery Street in Laurel, PG County. Units arrived to find a working attic fire. Squad 6 conducted searches and assisted with operations on scene before returning to service at 5AM. ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Member Travels to Oregon to Assist with Covid Surge
DC Jeffery Hatton, January 10
Esther Lain, an EMT/Paramedic at Savage Volunteer Fire company, is currently on a work assignment requiring her to travel to Bend Oregon to work as a medic. As the EMS healthcare industry experiences short staffing issues during the worldwide Covid-19 pandemic, our Esther stepped up and signed up to help wherever there is a need. Previously, Esther traveled to New York City to work as an ambulance ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Santa!
EMS Captain Michael McCloskey, December 13
Mark your calendars! Santa will be making his annual visit on the fire truck again this year! Please always keep in mind that this schedule is both weather and emergency call dependent. Your neighbor's call for help will always be prioritized and we are a volunteer company that has families as well. We will update any changes as best as we can! We look forward to seeing you all in your neighborhoods!
Sunday ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Bravo Side - Fire Out
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Route 1 Business Fire
Lieutenant Sean McGill, November 26
At 1001 hours units were alerted for the business fire at Washington Blvd at Ducketts Ln. Engine 62 and Truck 6 responded. Engine 11 arrived on location to find heavy smoking and fire showing of a vacant two-story business. 1100 feet of supply line was used to connect the available hydrant on Rt. 1 and the first arriving engine (Eng 11). Crews had the fire under control within approximately 120 ... (Full Story & Photos)
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