Rescue Fire Company Cambridge, MD

06/11/2026

6-10-26: Rescue Box 3-0 (Mutual-aid)
Rt.50 / Greenfield rd. (Trappe)

Just after 2pm, volunteers from Rescue Fire Company were dispatched to assist Trappe Volunteer Fire Company with a serious motor vehicle collision involving an SUV and a tractor-trailer, with reports of heavy entrapment.

Rescue 1, Engine 1-3, Chief 1, and Chief 1-1 responded and assisted crews with the extrication of patients from the SUV. Due to the severity of the incident, the Shock Trauma Go-Team was activated by command but was later canceled.

Two patients were flown to regional trauma centers, while additional patients were transported to local medical facilities.

06/09/2026

THIS COULD BE YOU!

We have another group of members who have begun their Firefighter I class. Over the next several months, these members will learn the fundamentals of firefighting, including essential skills, techniques, and fireground operations.

One common misconception is that Rescue Fire Company is a paid department. That is NOT true. RFC is a 100% volunteer fire company, and our members dedicate their own time to protect and serve our community.

Whether you have the ambition to become a firefighter, want to support fundraising efforts, or help with community events, there is a place for everyone at Rescue Fire Company.

06/09/2026

RFC is a team of volunteers made up of adults, teens, and community supporters.

No matter your role, you’re part of keeping Cambridge strong. ❤️

Get involved at https://bit.ly/RFC-6-9.

06/06/2026

Come see us at the “Wags, Wings, and Wheels” event at the airport today!

06/04/2026

6-3-25: Mutual-Aid Box Alarm
29400 Block Backtown Rd. (Trappe)

Just before 11am, volunteers from Rescue Fire Company were dispatched to assist with a structure fire in Trappe Volunteer Fire Company’s area. The first arriving unit reported fire through the roof of a residence.

Engine 1-3 and Tower 1-1 responded, with Engine 1-3 arriving as the 2nd due engine company and Tower 1-1 as the 1st due truck company. Rescue Fire Company personnel made entry through the front of the structure and began interior fire attack operations.

06/03/2026

On May 30th, Rescue Fire Company volunteers continued training with new hose load configurations and a new front bumper line setup. The goal is fast, efficient deployment to get water on the fire as quickly as possible. Training and evaluation continue as we work to improve our operations and service to the community. 🚒💨

06/03/2026

Busy day here at RFC, as units were cleaning up from a structure fire RFC was dispatched for an elevator rescue.

05/27/2026

Rescue Fire Company attended the Preston Volunteer Fire Company’s Carnival Parade last night, and Rescue 1 brought home the award for “Best Appearing Rescue” in the parade. Special thanks to the members who helped represent the company and got the truck looking parade ready!

05/26/2026

This is what commitment looks like. Volunteers at RFC train hard, stay prepared, and stand together when it matters most.

Join a team built on strength, purpose, and community.

Serve at https://bit.ly/RFC-5-26.

05/24/2026