Jenna Childress

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United Communities Volunteer Fire Department is at Maryland Fire Rescue Memorial.

1 day ago

UCVFD members participating in the MSFA 2018 Hope Awareness Cancer Walk this morning #ucvolunteers ... See MoreSee Less

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Thank you

Wish we could be there.

I may not be there but I have my shirt on with you guys today!

A great cause and loved hanging out with my peeps on this beautiful morning!

Thank you!

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United Communities Volunteer Fire Department

1 week ago

Engine and EMS crews were on standby tonight and enjoyed a homemade meal together. Nothing beats firehouse camaradrie!
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United Communities Volunteer Fire Department

2 weeks ago

Post courtesy of Chestertown VFD regarding Fire Spread and open burn danger for today:

Special Weather Statement
National Weather Service Mount Holly NJ
414 AM EDT Sun Apr 8 2018

...Enhanced Threat for Fire Spread Today...

The relative humidity values are forecast to drop mostly into the
20 to 25 percent range later this morning and this afternoon, with
north to northwest wind gusts up to 25 mph. This will dry the fine
fuels some through the day. As a result, there will be an enhanced threat for fire spread today.

For more information about wildfire danger, burn restriction, and
wildfire prevention and education, please visit your state forestry
or environmental protection website.

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Maryland Forestry....
A person may not engage in open air burning except under the following conditions:

There is a natural or constructed fire break at least 10 feet wide completely around the material to be burned that is free of flammable materials;

Adequate personnel and equipment are present to prevent the fire from escaping;

At least one responsible person remains at the location of the fire until the last spark is out; and

Burning occurs between the hours of 4 p.m. and 12 midnight, except when the ground is covered with snow the burning may occur at any time so long as all other requirements are met.

In addition to the requirements of this regulation, a person engaged in open air burning shall comply with all other requirements of other state and local jurisdictions.

To obtain a Maryland DNR Forest Service Open Air Burning permit contact your local Forest Service Office. ... See MoreSee Less

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