Pikesville, MD – June 23, 2011 – With a commute of more than 3,000 miles, Stu Carter definitely travels the longest distance to respond to alarms as a member of the Pikesville Volunteer Fire Company. In 2010, Carter, a resident of Phoenix, AZ and a PVFC member for almost 47 years, responded on 123 calls, “slept in” at the firehouse providing overnight coverage 42 times and compiled 30 training hours. .

At this week’s 119th annual Maryland State Firemen’s...  [  more  ]  

"Pikesville VFC Proudly Puts into Service New, $800K Heavy Rescue Truck" Pikesville Patch Story: http://pikesville.patch.com/articles/pikesville-vfc-proudly-puts-into-service-new-800k-heavy-rescue-truck

Pikesville, MD – March 1, 2011 – The Pikesville Volunteer Fire Company continues to be among the busiest career or volunteer fire station in Baltimore County, running 1,778 fire (suppression) and 1,882 EMS (total of 3,660) calls in 2010. Captain Glenn Resnick announced the stats at the company’s recent banquet, during which PVFC’s 2011 administrative, fire, and EMS leadership took their oath of office. Elected for his second term as Company President was Richard Berkowitz. Joining Presiden...  [  more  ]  

Pikesville Volunteer Fire Company Ambulance Marks Highest Monthly Response Volume In 14 Years
Fundraising Campaign Launched For Replacement Ambulance Estimated To Cost $200,000 Media Contact: Michael Schwartzberg, PVFC 410-258-3465 / mikefirepics@gmail.com Pikesville, MD – February 14, 2011 – In January, the Pikesville Volunteer Fire Company (PVFC) ambulance, known as “Medic 325”, responded to 199 emergency medical calls, the most number of calls in a month...  [  more  ]