Carroll Manor Fire Co. Inc.

Friday, July 16^th, 2010

Doors open at 5:30pm-Games begin at 7pm

Entry Fee: $5.00 (includes 1^st paddle)

Extra paddles: $3.00 each (unlimited paddles)

Jump at the opportunity to win great prizes for only 25 cents of an items $25 retail value.

Longaberger, COACH, TOMBOY TOOLS,  PartyLite, McCutcheon’s, AVON, Tupperware, Dutch’s Daughter Gift cards, Vera Bradley, Pampered Chef, Home Interior and more

Food and Baked goods available.  ALL proceeds to benefit the

Carroll Manor Fire Co.

For more information or to reserve your seat contact

Laurie Gourley-Benfield 301.834.7207

The Carnival Flyer is here! Check it out for all of the Carnival information you need!

Click the above link to open up this year’s Carnival Flyer. The carnival Starts on June 12th! See you there!

Carroll Manor Station 14 and A shift out the door again for the auto accident with entrapment.  Ambulance 148 arrived on the scene first and advised that there was one still in the vehicle.  Rescue Squad 14 was placed out of service just 2 hours before this call was dispatched.  Rescue Squad 20 was dispatched in its place and arrived on the scene to do the door removal on the drivers side.  The patient was extricated and transported to the LZ which was covered by Engine Tanker 284.  Trooper 3 transported the patient to a nearby Trauma Center.

Rescue Squad 14 and Ambulance 149 were dispatched to Manor Woods Road for the auto accident with one reported into a house.  Ambulance 149 arrived on the scene and confirmed dispatch.  One patient out of the car with minor injuries.  Upon the arrival of the Rescue Squad the Lieutenant requested the county building inspector.  Upon further evaluation of patient, the patient did not want to go to the hospital.  The ambulance and squad went in service only to be called back to the scene after going in quarters to assist the building inspector and county fire marshal with shoring up the structure.

Duty 14  arrived with Co 23 and was assigned Div. 1 with the crew from E231. Crews made an aggressive interior attack knocking the fire rapidly.  Quint 14 arrived running with extra staffing. The crew was split up – one crew went to division 2 to check for extension and to assist with extinguishment. The other crew set the Big Stick up and ventilated the roof. Crews operated for about 2 hours. It appears that the fire started in the front room of the house and spread all the way into the attic.

Amb. 289, Amb.149, E/T 284, Squad14 and Squad 20 was dispatched to Rte. 15 at Rte. 464 for the vehicle accident involving rollover. Upon arriving at the scene ECC advised the change of location to Rte 15 between Basford Rd. and Mountville Rd. and also advised they were receiving multiple calls of a vehicle on fire with the fire extending to the woods. First arriving Amb. 289 went on location with a vehicle fully involved and 2 persons up walking. Next arriving Chief 14-3 went on scene and established Rte. 15 command until the arrival of  Chief 14. Chief 14 added Eng. 201 (284) failed and 2 brush trucks. Fire was quickly extinguished by the crews from 14 & 20. The two occupants refused transport and all units went ready.

Time is running out to register for this year’s CMFC Golf Tournament.

Our 3rd annual tournament will take place on Friday May 14 at Glade Valley Golf Club. Register today! We hope to see you there!

Golf Registration Sponsorship May 2010

Co’s 14 and 28 were alerted for a vehicle accident on Rt 15 at Clay st on Friday, April 23rd.