TRUCK 33 RUNS FIRST DUE TO HOUSE FIRE IN COMPANY 6’S AREA
Yesterday around 1500 hrs, #Truck33 was alerted to respond as the first due truck to the 2600 block of Swann Wing Ct. (Box 06-05).
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TRUCK 33 RUNS FIRST DUE TO HOUSE FIRE IN COMPANY 6’S AREA
Yesterday around 1500 hrs, #Truck33 was alerted to respond as the first due truck to the 2600 block of Swann Wing Ct. (Box 06-05).
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TRUCK 33 RUNS HOUSE FIRE IN COMPANY 46’S AREA
Yesterday evening, #Truck33 was alerted to respond as the second due truck to the 12700 block of Heidi Marie Ct. (Box 46-12).
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Some Gave All 5K 2026
Members of Kentland along with their families made our annual trip to Newark, DE for the Some Gave All 5k, a race held in memory of our brother Christopher Slutman.
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The Kentland Volunteer Fire Department is comprised of two firehouses, Company 33 and Company 46. It is two of 47 volunteer fire stations that comprise the Prince George’s County Fire Department (PGFD). Company 33, arguably the busiest volunteer engine, rescue and tower company in the nation, is the department featured on this website.
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