The Hampstead Volunteer Fire Engine & Hose Company No. 1 is dedicated to protecting and preserving the lives, property, and environment of the citizens and visitors of the communities to which we serve. We will achieve this by providing the highest levels of fire suppression, rescue services, and emergency medical care through continual training, public education, and emergency response.
What has become an annual tradition for us, today HVFC volunteers had the honor of participating in Wreaths Across America at the Hampstead Cemetery. Truck 2 proudly displayed the American flag throughout the event.
Volunteers placed wreaths on the headstones of veterans in local cemeteries to honor and remember those who served our great country, especially during this holiday season.
HVFC and Santa announce the 2025 Santa Run schedule. Santa and fire trucks will visit neighborhoods in Hampstead starting early December. Every effort will be made to follow the schedule. Not every street in every neighborhood will be visited. The schedule may change due to weather or emergency calls.
Santa Claus and HVFC are busy in December. To have the best chance of seeing Santa, check the schedule, ... (Full Story & Photos)
An annual tradition for HVFC — one we look forward to every year.
Tonight, our crews had the honor of escorting Santa and the Mayor to the Town’s annual Christmas Tree Lighting. It’s always one of our favorite events, bringing the community together to kick off the holiday season.
We wish everyone a happy, healthy, and safe start to the holidays!... (Full Story & Photos)
Wondering about the extra sirens you have been hearing around town over the past week? They're your sign to join us.
The Hampstead Volunteer Fire Company (HVFC) would like to acknowledge the tremendous dedication and commitment demonstrated by our volunteer crews and DFEMS partners over the past week, following a significant increase in call volume, particularly involving multiple working structure ... (Full Story & Photos)
Yesterday at 6:42 PM, Hampstead Volunteer Fire Company and surrounding departments were alerted to a reported house fire in the 800 block of S. Main St. Chief 2, Engine 21, Truck 2, Utility 2, Brush 25, and Medic 29 responded to the scene. Staffing included 13 volunteers and 3 career staff from the Carroll County Department of Fire & EMS
Engine 21 arrived to find a multi-family dwelling with heavy ... (Full Story & Photos)
Just after 6:00 AM this morning, Hampstead Volunteer Fire Company and surrounding companies were alerted for a reported house fire in the 1700 block of Brodbeck Road. Chief 2, Engine 21, Truck 2, and Brush 25 responded to the scene.
EMS-101 (CCDFEMS) arrived first, followed shortly by HVFC Engine 21. Responding units reported fire showing from the dwelling on the Delta side. Because the incident ... (Full Story & Photos)
