Ellicott City Volunteer Fire Department
Ellicott City Volunteer Fire Department


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2022 Unit Responses
Sta 2 Sta 8
Jan 943 345
Feb 821 294
Mar 903 332
Apr 866 269
May 1015 205
Jun 1123 223
Jul 986 357
Aug 982 348
Sep 965 334
Oct 1092 378
Nov 1035 407
Dec
Total 10731 3492

2021 Unit Responses
Sta 2 Sta 8
Jan 846 317
Feb 727 268
Mar 826 302
Apr 829 312
May 855 316
Jun 863 305
Jul 840 397
Aug 627 553
Sep 789 425
Oct 807 414
Nov 971 334
Dec 956 341
Total 9936 4284

Historical Incident Statistics
Sta 2 Sta 8
2021 9936 4284
2020 9273 3437
2019 10503 4108
2018 11549 4138
2017 10531 3684
2016 9721 3628
2015 9942 3615

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Change Batteries

Firefighter/EMT Arun Pant, March 11

Reminder: change your smoke alarm batteries when you change your clocks this weekend!... (Full Story & Photos)

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No Caption Rest in Peace, Chief

EMS Lieutenant Margery Sayers, February 03

Today marks the one-year anniversary of the passing of Deputy Chief Craig Ralston. Chief Ralston was also a Master Firefighter with the Metropolitan Washington Airport Authority (MWAA). Unfortunately, while in performance of his duties with MWAA Chief Ralston contracted COVID and passed away due to complication on February 3, 2022.

For those who knew and loved DC Ralston, he loved ECVFD. He loved ... (Full Story & Photos)

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Winter fire safety

Firefighter/EMT Arun Pant, January 18

With temperatures dropping please take a minute to review. ... (Full Story & Photos)

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Firefighter/EMT Arun Pant, December 25

We hope everyone has a safe and healthy holiday!... (Full Story & Photos)

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Anniversary of the Death of Lt. Stigler and FF Ditch

EMS Lieutenant Margery Sayers, December 24

On the evening of December 24th 1953 two Ellicott City police officers came across a fire at 4020 Old Columbia Pike. They alerted the occupants of the home and the Ellicott City Fire Department who promptly responded and initiated suppression efforts. In 1953 however, the municipal water system had not been extended very far outside of Ellicott City proper, and the size of the fire proved to be more ... (Full Story & Photos)

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