The vehicle was suspended by chains from the ceiling and had to be lowered and removed. Our volunteer members got an excellent opportunity to think outside the box.
Read MoreThe vehicle was suspended by chains from the ceiling and had to be lowered and removed. Our volunteer members got an excellent opportunity to think outside the box.
Read MoreWe welcome those who want to serve. Many people who contact us stress their need to serve others as a reason they want to volunteer. Clearly, we value the contributions of our members. Our members come from all walks of life and we enjoy the diversity we have. As anyone…
Read MoreMorningside Volunteer Fire Department (MVFD) Offers Training In Return for Your Services The MVFD is seeking a fair trade from those who want to receive free fire department training. Many people come to the fire service and want to know how they can get involved. For the most part, you…
Read MoreGrowing the Fire Service through Administration If you have administrative skills and you need a challenge to help build a growing team we can use your skills. Whether its letter writing, recruiting, grant writing or public education you will fit into our program. Sure you see the fire apparatus and…
Read MorePresident Michael O’Brien and Chief Michael Poetker wishes all families a happy Thanksgiving. All members are encouraged to reflect on all aspects of their lives for which they should be grateful. Chief Poetker therefore, upon reflection, concludes that the MVFD is blessed with dedicated, motivated, and selfless members. Regardless of…
Read MoreWhat makes us unique is our creative approach to problem solving. Solving the problems of today’s Fire Service takes creativity. Solving the problems of those who call upon us is our number one priority. Those who engage us come away asking themselves why. Unfortunately, the traditional models do not work…
Read MoreThis morning the Morningside Volunteers took time to visit a local Elementary school, discussed fire safety with the children, and gave them a look at the Rescue Squad.
Read MoreUpon arrival the Rescue Squad crew found one patient requiring a “door pop.” The Rescue Squad rapidly handled the same and assisted the EMS crew in packaging the patient.
Read MoreMembers found this little guy injured after an encounter with a cat. Our members scooped him up and alerted animal control. Animal control arrived and took him to a wildlife center in DC.
Read MoreFire Chief Michael Poetker and President Michael O’Brien are excited to announce Operational Officer changes for the Morningside Volunteer Fire Department. “Our members make a tremendous sacrifice to serve and the donation of their precious time is what keeps our organization going,” says President O’Brien.
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