Here are some pictures from the MVFD live in members and general members showing us what it is like to be a member of Morningside Volunteer Fire Department!
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The Engine Co. went on the road to the Funkstown VFC (Washington Co. Company 10) to cover while their members mourn the loss of the WCVFRA President.
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Prince George’s County has tied Baltimore City for the most Fire Deaths in the first sixth months of the year across the entire state. The MVFD remains committed to reducing this and is doing everything possible to enhance the services provided to our community and surrounding areas.
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Day in and day out our volunteers serve the community — whether responding to emergencies or conducting smoke detector checks to speaking with children. We are growing with our community through service.
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Today we remember Michael McCarthy, who was taken from us 35 years ago today in a line of duty death. We are honored that his memory continues to ride along with us on the Engine Company, and a room in the fire station is dedicated in his honor.
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The Morningside Volunteer Fire Department remembers those lost on 9/11 and the pursuing military actions that protect and defend our freedom.
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Always wanted to serve your community and make an impact on the lives of others? Here is your chance! Morningside Volunteer Fire Department is holding an EMS Recruiting Day to help you achieve this goal.
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Our Live-In program is always seeking qualified applicants. If you are a FSAC or NFSPQB recognized Firefighter I and/or Maryland (or other state) EMT-B, we want to hear from you!
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Tonight all the live ins at Morningside sat down and enjoyed a family meal out on the town! They had the opportunity to go out this evening thanks to the other MVFD members to come and staff the firehouse! They all got dressed up and headed to Carmine’s in DC!
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Today the Morningside Volunteers welcomed the American Red Cross to our firehouse. The Red Cross event going on today is The Home Fire Campaign. This helps save lives by installing free smoke alarms in homes that don’t have them, and by educating people about home fire safety.
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