May 18th -  Eng 1-55, T 55, Br 55, Amb 55, and WC units was alerted to Bethel Twp, I-70 162 MM eastbound for a grass fire. While enroute headquarters advised units responding that the caller stated the grass fire was right along the interstate. Units searched the area and nothing was found. Command 55 placed the box available.

May 10th -  Eng Co.55 was alerted to 334 Woodside Drive apt C32 for a kitchen fire in an apartment. Eng 1-55 was approaching the scene and asked command 56 for an assignment, Command 56 advised Engine 1-55 to assist in checking for any extensions. Firefighters assisted in checking for extensions and then engine 1-55 was released by command 56.

May 7th -  Engine 1-55, T55, Amb 55, and WC units was alerted to I-70 Westbound 164 MM for outside investigation "Smoke in the area". While units were enroute a FF from our station contacted command 55 by cell phone and advised it was just a tractor and trailer that blew his turbo and there was no hazards. Command 55 then placed the available.

May 6th -  Engine 2-55, Amb 55, and WC units was alerted to I-70 Westbound 168 MM for an auto accident "vehicle on its side". Units arrived on scene to find a single vehicle on it side with 3 pt's. Members assisted with the pt's and cleared all hazards and command 55 placed the box available.

May 4th - Members of the Needmore Volunteer Fire Company would like to congratulate Jason Dickinson, on receiving the award "Fireman of the Year" in Frederick County Maryland IAFF Local 3666. He is a paid firefighter/paramedic for Fredrick County Maryland.

A GREAT JOB WELL DONE!!!

April 6th - Members were awakened to hearing the tones going off around 03:30 hrs for a MVA in the area of the 7000 blk of Great Cove Rd. Units alerted were Engine 2-55 and Amb 55, units arrived on scene to find a single vehicle rollover and 2 pts. Members assisted in loading the pts. FF remained on scene to clean up the hazardous chemicals and command 55 turned the call over to psp and placed the box available around 04:30hrs.

April 6th -  On April 4th Co.55, Co.56, Co.57, and WC Co.5 was alerted at 14:09hrs to Belfast TWP, 522 Leese Rd. for a house fire. While enroute HQ's advised that there was a firefighter on scene advising to start 2 more tankers which brought Bedford County tanker 40-21 and Morgan County tanker 120. Engine 1-55 first arriving unit on scene to find 2nd story of the house fully engulfed. All firefighters assisted in knock down then overhaul operations were done. Special thanks to MC CO.1 for the engine transfer and everyone that assisted on the fire. Command 55 placed the box available at 18:13 hrs

Units on scene: Eng 1-55, Eng 2-55, T 55, Amb 55, Eng 1&2-56, T 56, TR 56, Amb 3-56, T57, WC E53, BC T40-21, and MC T120