UMCVFD + WUMCO = Christmas Smiles🎅

The Upper Montgomery County Volunteer Fire Department is proud to be working with WUMCO to make sure that all of our local children have big smiles on Christmas morning. Please support Toys for WUMCO at these wonderful locations.

Toys for WUMCO - Last Day Monday, Dec 14th

Toy Drop-Off Locations
1. ⛄️AnyTime Fitness
2. 🎄Bassetts Restaurant
3. ⛄️Dickerson Market
4. 🎄Dollar General
5. 🎅M&T Bank
6. ⛄️Poolesville Hardware
7. 🎄Poolesville Town Hall
8. 🎅Shear Elegance
9. ⛄️Total Automotive & Diesel
10. 🎄Dunkin Donuts
11. 🎅Banana Tree Embroidery
12. ⛄️Cuginis Restaurant
13. 🎄Pooleville Tire & Auto
14. ⛄️Monocacy School
15. 🎅UMCVFD - Station #14 ... See MoreSee Less

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Upper Montgomery County VFD

1 month ago

Thank You, Rogerio, again, for supporting the Upper Montgomery County Volunteer Fire Dept with a free dozen donuts from the @Poolesville @Dunkin! Greatly Appreciated! 🇺🇸🚒🚑🇺🇸 ... See MoreSee Less

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That's awesome! Happy National First Responders Day!

Upper Montgomery County VFD

2 months ago

After transporting our patient to the hospital, I caught a quick glimpse of the EMS helicopter about to takeoff. ... See MoreSee Less

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Thank you all for everything you do!

Upper Montgomery County VFD

2 months ago

The Upper Montgomery Volunteer Fire Department encourages you to  “Take 10 on October 10” to:
1. Check your smoke alarms
2. Practice a home fire drill
3. Update your family emergency kit

Key Home Fire Stats:
* Occupants have fewer than 2 minutes to get out of a burning home
* The public greatly underestimates the danger of smoke and heat, and overestimate their abilities to escape a fire
* 3 out of 5 home fire deaths result from fires in homes without working smoke alarms
* More than one-third (38%) of home fire deaths result from fires in which no smoke alarms are present
* The risk of dying in a home fire is cut in half in homes with working smoke alarms
* The idea that “it-won’t-happen-to-me” is the biggest challenge ... See MoreSee Less

Cancelled: BINGO – April 3rd!

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