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24 hours ago

Poolesville Day with the Upper Montgomery County Volunteer Fire Dept. Thank You B-Shift! ... See MoreSee Less

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B shift = Best shift! My old shift @ 14...

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Upper Montgomery County VFD

3 weeks ago

Free Pfizer Covid Vaccinations at Poolesville Day

The Upper Montgomery County Volunteer Fire Department is pleased to announce that the Montgomery County Dept of Health and Human Services will be providing Free Pfizer Covid vaccinations at Poolesville Day on September 18, 2021.

Pre-registration for the vaccination is preferred but not required. Unregistered walk-ups are welcome.

The Covid vaccinations will take place on Poolesville Day at the UMCVFD tent located on Fisher Ave between McDonald's and Total Automotive & Diesel.

A link and QR code to pre-register is coming soon ... See MoreSee Less

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1 month ago

PIT COOK this weekend Saturday August 14 start 11am ... See MoreSee Less

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1 month ago

Montgomery County Police Department Reminds Residents and Commuters of the “Move Over Law”

In Maryland, if you approach from the rear of an emergency vehicle that is stopped on a roadway with its emergency lights flashing, you are required to make a lane change into an available lane in the same direction that is not immediately adjacent to the emergency vehicle. You should only change from one lane to another when it is safe to do so and when the movement does not impede with traffic. If you are unable to make the lane change, you must slow down to a reasonable and prudent speed.

The fine for violating the "Move Over Law" is $110 and one point.

For more information on the “Move Over Law,” visit news.maryland.gov/msp/2020/10/05/maryland-state-police-continue-to-stress-importance-of-move-over... ... See MoreSee Less

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