part time ALS and BLS

paid providers

We are currently accepting applications for ALS and BLS providers.

paid provider application

All applications, at the time of application, must have current certifications as mandated by the Baltimore County Fire Department to engage in emergency operations.

All applicants consent to a complete background check, including, but not limited to Driving records, Criminal records, and EMS Certification Review through MIEMSS.

Drop off completed applications at LRVFC attn: Captain T Francis.

Active LRVFC volunteer members are not eligible for paid crew positions.

Personal Injury

photos by Michael Schwartzberg

On 5-20-07, IV 465 responded to a motorcycle related PI. Upon arrival it was apparent that it was a double motorcycle PI. IV 465 provided initial care and transported the patient to Trooper 1.

Training with the new engine

November 2007:

Auto Accident

photos by Fred Pahl

While returning from a detail M465 came upon an auto accident that had just occured between a school bus and cadillac around 830 on 7/18/2007 at Windsor Mill Road and Mayfield Road. Initaily a bus accident assignment was requested and after assessing the scene Lt. Francis of station 46 quickly called for the rescue assignment with additional BLS transport for a school bus with 33 children on board. E3 arrived and took over command requesting a BLS strike team, additional bus from the McDonough school and MSP avaition. After triage was done 13 children were transported to area hospitals and the driver of the auto was flown to Shock Trauma. Great job done by all on scene.

New Volunteers Wanted:

Receive free Fire Service and Emergency Medical Service training.

Join the volunteers that have provided Fire and Emergency Medical Service (EMS) for the Liberty Road Community for over 50 years.

Please be advised, there is now mandatory drug testing for all applicants.

Please be advised, all applicants must be at least 18 years of age.

Download a pdf version of the application: volunteer application application

Email us your questions membership@lrvfc.org

Stop by and pick up your application!

Our first due area

Our service area

Our volunteer station's primary response is composed of the communities of Upper Randallstown, New Town, Granite and Marriottsville, we also respond to Lower Randallstown, Reisterstown, Owings Mills, Upper Woodlawn, Carroll and Howard counties on first alarm assignments.

September 2010: Truck and Roof Training

Members of Liberty Road Volunteer Fire Co. teamed up with neighboring company 310 Owings Mills Volunteers to complete truck and roof operations training.

August 2010: Mayday Training

Members of Liberty Road Volunteer Fire Co. trained with the help of Baltimore County Station 13 for mayday situations. These trainings are necessary to keep our Fire Fighters keen to the many dangers and obstacles encountered in this profession. Our volunteers do this on their own time, while also juggling jobs and family.

September 2009: Water Management Training at LRVFC

Station 46 members participated in their weekly training for portable master stream evolutions and water management. A portable master stream device is a way to deliver large quantities of water to a rather large fire without positioning a fire engine or ladder truck within close proximity to burning structure. This device can be setup by two firefighters extremely close to a burning structure, then secured to the ground and left unmonitored but supplied with water by a fire engine that is located a further distance away.

August 2009: Ventilation Training at LRVFC

Liberty Road conducted in house training for the newly purchased cutters edge saw that allows our firefighters to cut to a specific depth through a wide variety of building materials for ventilation.

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Liberty Road Volunteer Fire Company
10010 Liberty Road, Randallstown, MD, 21133
Phone: 410-887-0651 Fax:410-922-9864