Members of Abingdon Fire Company provided EMS coverage during the American Power Boat Association races held at Flying Point Park this weekend. Crews remained on standby throughout the event to help ensure the safety and well-being of participants, staff, and
On April 18, 2026, members of the Abingdon Fire Company traveled to West Chester, Pennsylvania, to participate in an intensive live fire training program designed to strengthen operational readiness and sharpen critical firefighting skills. Throughout the training, crews took part
April 4, 2026 marked a historic milestone for the Abingdon Fire Company as members, community leaders, supporters, and residents gathered to officially dedicate and open the new Station 4 to the community. The dedication ceremony celebrated not only the completion
Members took part in a hands-on training session focused on Basic Life Support skills and performing 12-lead ECGs. Ongoing training like this helps ensure crews remain prepared to recognize and treat cardiac emergencies in the community.
Donna Laird was honored at the 2026 Annual Banquet with the Linda Dousa Lifetime Achievement Award, recognizing three decades of leadership, service, and dedication to EMS and the Abingdon community.
Abingdon Fire Company officially began operations at Station 4, expanding service to the Belcamp and Riverside communities and strengthening emergency response coverage.
Three Abingdon Fire Company trainees put their skills to the test during a hands-on search and rescue drill while completing their Firefighter I certification.
Abingdon Fire Company and mutual aid partners responded to a two-story residence in Edgewood after a chimney fire extended into the attic.
Abingdon Fire Company, alongside Joppa Magnolia Volunteer Fire Company, responded to the Edgewood Library on Tuesday afternoon following a report of a potential gas leak.
Members of Abingdon Fire Company and partnering agencies were recently honored with the Emergency Medical Services Award for their actions during a fully involved vehicle fire last June.
Abingdon Fire Company’s Engine 412 recently spent an evening supporting an MFRI Firefighter I class, assisting with hands-on training for future firefighters.
Emergency personnel assisted with a helicopter fly-out at Edgewood High School this afternoon in support of a medical incident.
