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.
Emergency crews responded to a motor vehicle collision at Henley Drive and Creswell Road and provided standby support for a medevac operation.
Emergency crews responded early this morning to a motor vehicle collision involving an empty school bus and a passenger vehicle on Route 136.
Emergency crews assisted with a residential fire in Forest Hill and provided standby coverage to ensure continued service to the community.
Gary Arnold has officially earned the status of Cleared Firefighter after successfully completing required training, evaluations, and skill assessments.
Fire companies from across the area responded to a dwelling fire on Flintlock Drive in Bel Air Monday evening.
Fire crews responded to a dwelling fire in the 200 block of Suitland Place Tuesday afternoon.
Abingdon Fire Company proudly served as a collection point for the Harford County Sheriff’s Office Annual Christmas Toy Drive, helping support local families in need.
Enjoy a festive morning with Santa on December 14th from 7–10 AM, featuring a full breakfast menu and fun for the whole family. All proceeds support Abingdon Fire Company!
