06/08/2026: [Sta 2 EMS]12:05CT: UNCONSCIOUS PERSON-ALSC ALS 165 E MAIN ST, WESTMINSTER UNITED
06/08/2026: [Sta 2 EMS]10:37CT: ABDOMINAL PAIN-ALS ALS 1325 COUNTRY PARK DR BOX:0208 DUE:M29
06/08/2026: [Sta 2 Fire]08:31CT: COMM FIRE ALARM 1621 N MAIN ST, ROOF RITE BOX:0210 DUE:E21,CF2
06/08/2026: [Sta 2 Fire]08:31CT: COMM FIRE ALARM 1621 N MAIN ST, ROOF RITE BOX:0210 DUE:E21
06/08/2026: [Sta 2 Fire]08:03CT: COMM FIRE ALARM 1621 N MAIN ST, ROOF RITE BOX:0210
06/08/2026: [Sta 2 Fire]08:03CT: COMM FIRE ALARM 1621 N MAIN ST, ROOF RITE BOX:0210 DUE:E21
06/08/2026: [Sta 2 Fire]07:48CT: COMM FIRE ALARM 1621 N MAIN ST, ROOF RITE BOX:0210
06/08/2026: [Sta 2 Fire]07:48CT: COMM FIRE ALARM 1621 N MAIN ST, ROOF RITE BOX:0210 DUE:E21
06/08/2026: [Sta 2 EMS]07:25CT: TROUBLE BREATHING-ALS ALS 4426 BLACK ROCK RD, RIDGELY HOUSE NUMBER
06/07/2026: [Sta 2 EMS]19:03CT: TROUBLE BREATHING-ALS ALS 4439 TRENTON MILL RD UNIT 11 BOX:0223
Mission Statement
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.
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Hampstead VFC has joined the Maryland Firefighter 50/50 Raffle.
Annual Open-Air Burn Ban in Effect June 1 – August 31, 2026
The annual Maryland Open-Air Burn Ban is in effect in Carroll County from **June 1 through August 31, 2026**. During this period, Maryland regulations prohibit most open-air burning in order to reduce summertime air pollution and help protect public health and safety. The ban is required under Maryland air quality regulations and applies ... (Full Story & Photos)
Hampstead Volunteer Fire Company is proud to support the National Fallen Firefighters Foundation’s Light the Night for Fallen Firefighters tribute. We invite our community to join us in honoring the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to others.
As part of this nationwide tribute, residents, businesses, and fire departments are encouraged to “light the night” in red anytime ... (Full Story & Photos)
This evening, HVFC had the pleasure of hosting special guests K-9 Diesel and his handler, Christina, from the Mt. Airy Volunteer Fire Department and the Go Team Therapy Dogs of Frederick County.
During their visit, we discussed the importance of mental health for first responders and highlighted the critical role therapy dogs play in providing comfort, reducing stress, and supporting overall well-being. ... (Full Story & Photos)
Yesterday, the Hampstead Volunteer Fire Company was dispatched alongside multiple Carroll County volunteer fire departments and the Carroll County Department of Fire & EMS to assist Reese with a reported barn fire that had extended to a nearby camper.
Hampstead responded with five pieces of apparatus staffed by 12 dedicated volunteers and supported by 3 DFEMS personnel. Upon arrival, crews were met ... (Full Story & Photos)
The Hampstead Volunteer Fire Company Juniors proudly represented our company at the Carroll County Volunteer Emergency Services Association (CCVESA) Spring Junior Day. This annual event brings together Junior members from across the county for a day of hands-on training, skill development, and camaraderie—highlighting the future of the fire and emergency services.
The Hampstead Volunteer Fire Company is proud to announce our 4th Annual Golf Tournament, returning in 2026 for another great day of golf, camaraderie, and community support.
Following the continued success of our previous tournaments, this event has quickly become a favorite tradition supporting our volunteer firefighters and the services we provide to the community.
Last night, members took part in monthly training focused on lifting (air) bags and box cribbing—critical skills used in rescue scenarios.
From stabilizing vehicles to safely lifting heavy objects, these techniques are essential to protecting both victims and responders during complex incidents. Training like this ensures our team stays sharp, prepared, and ready to respond when our community needs ... (Full Story & Photos)
Truck 2 is currently at the Carroll County Public Safety Training Center supporting three of our members who are taking Firefighter-I.
Firefighter-I is the entry-level class required to become a firefighter. Classes typically run two nights a week and one weekend day for about five months, providing students with the skills and knowledge needed to begin serving their community.