Beltsville Volunteer Fire Department
Beltsville Volunteer Fire Department
Beltsville Volunteer Fire Department
Beltsville Volunteer Fire Department
Beltsville Volunteer Fire Department


2021 CALLS
ENG TRK AMB
JAN 126 37 170
FEB 116 22 173
MAR 149 30 168
APR 141 32 224
MAY 132 40 188
JUN 168 18 195
JUL 197 6 193
AUG 149 35 208
SEP 149 40 291
OCT 156 41 219
NOV 191 34 230
DEC 177 71 207
Total 1851 406 2466

2022 CALLS
ENG TRK AMB
JAN 176 42 202
FEB 184 10 176
MAR 217 00S 210
APR 175 14 211
MAY 164 53 223
JUN 146 29 218
JUL 215 68 246
AUG 193 42 214
SEP 160 36 193
OCT 205 46 236
NOV 243 17 243
DEC 255 OOS 253
Total 2333 357 2625

2023 CALLS
ENG TRK AMB
JAN 188 0 216
FEB 103 30 210
MAR 159 29 212
APR 165 32 213
MAY 219 20 220
JUN 223 OOS 190
JUL 223 31 238
AUG 219 37 500
SEP 223 34 192
OCT
NOV
DEC
Total 1722 213 2191

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By Deputy Chief Mike Montieth
February 9, 2021

From the Official Prince George's County Fire/EMS Department Facebook page:

On Monday, February 8, 2021, #PGFD crews returned to the scenes of the past weekend’s fire incidents to knock on doors, check smoke alarms, and install smoke alarms where needed. Returning to the neighborhoods of the single fire fatality in Beltsville, of the house fire in Riverdale where two of our firefighters were burned, and of the garage fire which spread to a home in Clinton was invaluable. The opportunity allows our crew to have one-on-one conversations with our residents about the importance of smoke alarms and overall fire safety which can be difficult when we are on the scene of working incidents. Please take this moment to check your own smoke alarms and please keep the following in mind:
- Update your battery-only operated smoke alarms with 10-year sealed-in battery smoke alarms
- Working smoke alarms should be located on every level of the home, in each sleeping area, and outside each sleeping room
- Test smoke alarms monthly
- Create a home escape safety plan. Designate a meeting place outside and practice the plan with everyone who lives in your home
- Close your bedroom doors before you go to sleep
- If there is a fire and you are able to exit safely, stay out
- Call 911 immediately
For Prince George’s County Residents:
If you are in a situation where you are unable to pay for and/or install a smoke alarm in your home, please call 311 to request a smoke alarm. Your request will be reviewed based on need, if approved, your request will be sent out for a COVID-safe installation.


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