Prince Frederick Volunteer Rescue Squad - Calvert County Company 4
Prince Frederick Volunteer Rescue Squad


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No Caption Please join Prince Frederick Volunteer Rescue Squad and Giving Tuesday to raise money to help support our volunteers

Prince Frederick Volunteer Rescue Squad CO. 4, November 27

Any contribution will help make an impact. We thank you for your support. Our goal is $2,500.
Please share.

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https://www.paypal.com/ncp/payment/EBJXXLP6ZZ3F8... (Full Story & Photos)

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The PFVRS Boo-Boo Crew hopes you had a safe & happy Halloween!

Prince Frederick Volunteer Rescue Squad CO. 4, October 31

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No Caption We invite you to support Prince Frederick Volunteer Rescue Squad at our MOD Pizza fundraiser tomorrow, September 30, 2024

Prince Frederick Volunteer Rescue Squad CO. 4, September 29

Dine all day at 65 Harrow Lane, Suite B5, Prince Frederick, MD 20678, and show this flyer, mention PFVRS, or use MODGIVES25 in the app to contribute. Thank you for your support!... (Full Story & Photos)

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On this 16th anniversary of the crash of Trooper 2, PFVRS solemnly remembers the crew, who made the ultimate sacrifice while serving the community, and the patient who perished

Prince Frederick Volunteer Rescue Squad CO. 4, September 27

Corporal Stephen H. Bunker (pilot), Paramedic TFC Mickey C. Lippy, and Sgt. Tonya M. Mallard, EMT (Waldorf VFD), were conducting a medevac transport of two critically injured patients, when enroute to the hospital, they encountered sudden adverse weather conditions. Trooper 2 was redirected to land at Joint Base Andrew's. A few moments later, at approximately midnight, communications were lost ... (Full Story & Photos)

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No Caption PATUXENT RIVER EMS CONFERENCE - Registration now OPEN!

Prince Frederick Volunteer Rescue Squad CO. 4, September 19

Calvert, Charles, and St. Mary's counties have joined forces for the Patuxent River EMS Conference – bringing the best in emergency medical services training to our region! Whether you're a seasoned EMS professional or just starting out, this is an incredible opportunity to enhance your skills, learn from industry experts, and network with fellow first responders.

Workshops, hands-on sessions, ... (Full Story & Photos)

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Prince Frederick Volunteer Rescue Squad Participates in Calvert County’s Inaugural Latino Fair On Sunday, September 15, 2024, the Prince Frederick Volunteer Rescue Squad (PFVRS) proudly participated in Calvert County's first-ever Latino Fair

Prince Frederick Volunteer Rescue Squad CO. 4, September 17

Organized by The FLORES, a group of local Latino women, the event aimed to provide the Latino community with valuable resources and information about county services.

The fair was a vibrant showcase of community collaboration, with several county agencies and locally owned Latino businesses also participating. PFVRS members enjoyed meeting their Latino neighbors, engaging in conversations, and sharing ... (Full Story & Photos)

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No Caption PFVRS is proud to partner with Concussion Awareness Now to bring you valuable infographics that spread crucial knowledge and awareness about concussions

Prince Frederick Volunteer Rescue Squad CO. 4, September 13

Together, we aim to help you #ProtectYourMelon by providing the tools and information you need to recognize, prevent, and respond to concussions in children and adults. Stay informed, stay safe, and join us in making our community more concussion-aware this football season and beyond. Please stay tuned, we will be posting these educational infographics throughout the month.... (Full Story & Photos)

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PRESS RELEASE FROM THE MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT: MDEM Reminds Marylanders that September is National and Maryland Preparedness Month As Maryland Hits the Height of Hurricane Season, Make Sure You and Your Family Are Prepared For All Haz

Prince Frederick Volunteer Rescue Squad CO. 4, September 08

“Preparedness Month is a time to make sure you and your family are ready for any emergency,” said Russ Strickland, MDEM’s Secretary. “Whether it’s power outages, tropical storms, floods, cyber-attacks, or winter storms, it’s vital to stay vigilant, prepared, and MdReady for whatever comes our way.”

Preparing in advance of an emergency is one of the best ways to protect your family from the financial ... (Full Story)


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