they fucking suck especially the female firefighters they act like we owe them something for doing…read moretheir job. I cut my finger at work (deep; wouldn't stop bleeding) I didn't ask them to look at the finger or anything all i aske was, "Do you have any extra bandage ?" this bitch going to say "oh yall should have bandaids if not you're breaking OSHA" somebody is injured I thought the job was to help they fucking suck she lucky I was worried about my finger I would have spit on that bitch. It was literally a yes or no question but she just had to abuse the little power she had. Won't be needing them ever again. Not sure what department but it happened yesterday 4/7/26 at Giant on Sinclair Ln, they were the first responders to a seizure call it was the only woman that was with them she had blonde hair

From my experience the city fire department has some fantastic public servants working hard to keep…read morepeople safe. It's very easy to get cynical about city government in Baltimore but my limited experiences (never had an actual fire thank god) with these guys has been great. The first time I needed them someone at our house was having a medical emergency. They responded quickly and seemed like serious professionals when they got here. More recently we had a false fire alarm at our house and because we were not home the alarm company dispatched the fire department to see what was going on. Unfortunately they had to bust into our house but they were careful to do it in a way that caused minimal damage and did not leave the house vulnerable to being broken into until we got home. When I spoke with one of the responding fire fighters on the phone to explain the false alarm situation he was super-nice about it and not at all unpleasant about the fact that they'd wasted their time over a twitchy smoke detector.

Great renovation . Great staff. If you don't have a Ravens ticket, a great place to hang during the…read moregame.. Great flat screen TVs

We jut discovered Food Truck Friday at the Elkridge Volunteer Fire Department! (Apr 2026) About a…read moredozen vendors that vary somewhat each week. We got Catalyst Hot Dogs! Started by a guy from Jersey, making dogs, smash burgers, chicken sandwiches, fries, soft drinks, and more snacks, sides, and sweets. Their menu has ten dressed dogs, vegan dogs, and fourteen toppings for build-it-yourself requests. There are combos that save you a few dollars. We got the best Chicago Dogs in this area! Loaded with toppings. Every bite was a delight. Other vendors this week? We saw kettle corn, popcorn, Greek food, pizza, fish and chips, waffles, tacos, seafood, bbq, burgers, gelato, cupcakes, and even EC Diner! The list varies every week. For this event, the VFD is the sole beverage-seller, at good prices, as a bit of a fundraiser. We"ll becoming back for more Food Truck Fridays at the Elkridge Volunteer Fire Department!

The new Elkridge Fire Department is expansive and nicely done. They seem like they are really…read moretrying to market themselves as a place for the community to come together and enjoy events. Every Friday afternoon/evening they have Food Truck Fridays, and every Wednesday they have Bingo where you can win up to $1000. You can even buy food and drinks at Bingo. They have a pretty large meeting space, and ample parking. Bathrooms are clean. People are friendly. I can't wait to see what they do with it next.

I had a medical emergency that was beyond my capacity to manage solo. It took everything in…read moreme--physically (because I was kinda dying) and mentally (because I never ask for help)--to call "them people." But I did. The episode started the moment I stepped out of the shower. My hands stopped functioning, and I couldn't grab a towel. So yes... this whole ordeal happened in the buff. I open my eyes to hear: "Ericka! We're here to help--you're gonna be okay!" Two responders and equipment at the foot of my bed. I cried--it took everything in me to stay conscious. Then I hear another voice shouting in my ear, "Ericka! Wake up! Tell us what happened!" I go in and out of consciousness, spelling things in ASL (they didn't know ASL, but points for trying). Still naked, by the way. When I finally focus, there are seven people in my room--one incredible woman and six... let's say calendar-worthy gentlemen. Even half-blind and half-dead, I could tell I was surrounded by very fine heroes. Naturally, I was mortified. Six handsome firefighters in my bedroom and my room looked like a laundry landslide. Lesson learned: in case of emergency, always keep both clean underwear and a clean room. No makeup. No heels. No movie soundtrack. Just a team of professionals saving a delirious, sweaty, forty-something woman in waist beads. Not the fantasy I had in mind, Lord! Despite the chaos, they were calm, respectful, and compassionate. One medic, Sung, looked like a K-drama prince. Another, tatted and built like a Savannah Bananas player. Even in pain, I couldn't help but joke, "Why are you all so hot? Did you not bring any regular ones?" They handled me with care, wrapped me in a robe, and got me safely to the hospital. Two weeks later, I visited--fully clothed this time--to thank them with a gourmet autumn charcuterie spread from the farm and bakery. As handsome, friendly, and professional as they are, I hope to never see them again (under those circumstances). They saw my mess, my panic, my humanity--and still showed up with skill, empathy, and grace. Who needs Marvel or DC when you have real heroes like these? My deepest thanks--and a respectful curtsey--to the crew that saved me.

The local volunteer fire department in Severna Park, MD…read more The cool thing about most fire departments is that they have some common areas that they rent out to the public for a variety of functions. This one has a good bit of space for larger events. The annual Privateer Feast fundraiser for breast cancer research was moved to this venue for the first time this year - as we had outgrown the old venue and were turning people away! The place has a large kitchen, multiple sets of restrooms, and a stage for performing acts.

I would like to acknowledge and thank volunteer Ian who gave me…read more wonderful assistance tonight. He was courteous, more than helpful, and helped an 80 yo woman to find her way home. I was hopelessly lost and becoming more frantic with each passing minute. Ian and his associate (I never got her name) assured me they would help, and indeed they did. I am sending their Unit (#500) a donation for their fine work. In this day and age too many people avoid "getting involved", but not the truly caring people like this group. I regard them as my guardian angels. To just say "thank you" does not seem adequate. Blessings to all of them! M. Barbara R.

This place is seriously the BEST for children's birthday parties! Larry and Mike are amazing. More…read moreto come soon, along with pictures!

Stopped by for COVID testing. It was a painless process. The process took less than 15 minutes…read more There is no cost for the test. Insurance is not required. Results are available within 24-72 hours. Stay safe.