CVFC Sponsors Auto Extracation Training
CVFC members trained on essential skills for removing victims trapped in cars as well as maintaince and proper care of tools....
Read MoreCVFC members trained on essential skills for removing victims trapped in cars as well as maintaince and proper care of tools....
Read MoreCVFC pauses this Memorial Day to remember all those who gave the ultimate sacrifice for our country and our freedom....
Read MoreCVFC members attended the Hunt Valley Spring Festival and provided fire safety information to the community....
Read MoreSenior members helped members in firefighter 1 prepare to navigate the maze, an exercise in moving through darkness by feeling your surroundings....
Read MoreCVFC would like to congratulate Cristin Crooks and Kelsey Adams on completing the Baltimore County Fire Rescue Academy and wish them luck as they begin their careers as EMTs in the Baltimore County Fire Department....
Read MoreCVFC would like to thank everyone who attended the 2015 Easter Eggstravaganza. We hope you had a great time!...
Read MoreCockeysville Volunteer Fire Company is saddened to announce the passing of life member Clarence Tracy. Clarence had 57 years of service to the company as well as a career as a Fire Apparatus Driver/Operator and Cardiac Rescue Technician in the Baltimore County Fire Department. Clarence...
Read MoreTwo members of the Cockeysville Volunteer Fire Company won awards at the annual Baltimore County Volunteer Firemans Association awards dinner. Treasurer John Dixon won the John T. Gosnell Administrative Achievement Award. 1st Fire Lieutenant Greg Primrose won the LT Kenneth B. Campbell Rookie of the Year Award. ...
Read MoreCVFC participated in the annual English Run Community Association block party. Members judged a pie contest and participated in games with residents. ...
Read MoreCVFC members FF/EMT Tawney Linko, FF/EMT Jeff Realo, EMT Erik Wittstadt and Lieutenant Greg Primrose participated in the 9/11 Memorial Stairclimb at National Harbor in DC. Members climbed 110 stories, the height of the World Trade Centers, to commemorate those who gave all on that...
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