Welcome to the Official Website for the

Reese & Community

Volunteer Fire Company 

Celebrating 60 Years of Service
to the Community

1948-2008 

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Rescue on Lucabaugh Mill Road APRIL 20 - At 2345 hours, Paramedic 39, Station 3, Rescue 9 and Rescue Squad 6, were alerted for a Vehicle Collision with Rescue on Lucabaugh Mill Road. Paramedic 39 arrived and reported a single vehicle into a tree with serious damage, confirming a working rescue. Rescue 9 along with Rescue Squad 6 assisted Westminster with removing the vehicle's roof and extricating the pinned patient. It took approximately ... (Full Story & Photos)

Truck Fire APRIL 20 - At 1523 hours, Station 9 was alerted for a Truck Fire on Wesley Road (9-14 box). As Engine 92 called responding, Carroll advised they also alerted Station 3 because they were receiving numerous calls for multiple vehicles and woods on fire. Heavy smoke was visible a few miles out making it clear more than just one truck was burning. Engine 92 arrived to confirm heavy fire to multiple vehicles, a shed, ... (Full Story & Photos)

Brush 135 and Brush 95

Local Alarm 13-1 APRIL 15 - On the afternoon of April 15th, Brush 95 was alerted to assist Station 13 units with reported "Leaves on Fire". As Brush 95 approached the scene, heavy smoke in the woods could be seen from Route 32. Brush 95 was advised to follow Brush 136 down a power easement to make access to the fire. Brush 95 assisted with containing about a 2 acre blaze. Crews remained on the scene for approximately two hours ... (Full Story & Photos)

House Fire In Westminster MARCH 29 - Around 2115 hrs on Friday, March 28th, units from Stations 3 (Westminster), 9 (Reese), 13 (Gamber), 6 (Pleasent Valley) were alerted for a House fire in the area of 606 Old Westminster Pike in Westminster. E-91 arrived a short time later and layed 100' of 4" supply line. C9-1 had the initial command and reported he had a working-fire. Units stretched 2-1 3/4" hand lines to the structure. E-32 arrived ... (Full Story & Photos)

Here to Serve You....Let us know how we're doing!!!! MARCH 27 - The Reese and Community Vol. Fire Company takes great pride in being able to serve the citizens of Finksburg and the surrounding areas. As always, we are here to serve you. Please take the time to let us know how we are doing and sign our guestbook. Thanks from the Members of The Reese and Community Vol. Fire Company... (Full Story)

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