Carroll County Department of Fire and EMS of Maryland

Carroll County Department of Fire and EMS of Maryland The Department of Fire & EMS is a developing organization providing administrative oversight and staffing to the 14 Volunteer Fire/EMS stations of the county.

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09/28/2026
Preston PattersonManchester Vol Fire CoSeptember 28, 1998Fire Policeman /Firefighter Preston E. Patterson was directing ...
09/28/2026

Preston Patterson
Manchester Vol Fire Co
September 28, 1998

Fire Policeman /Firefighter Preston E. Patterson was directing traffic on the scene of an incident when he suffered sudden cardiac arrest . All resuscitation attempts were unsuccessful. Firefighter Preston Edgar "Pat" Patterson was 66 years old and had served 32 years.

Marshall is getting ready for Fire Prevention Month! Our favorite Paw Patrol firefighter recently stopped by the Carroll...
09/25/2026

Marshall is getting ready for Fire Prevention Month!

Our favorite Paw Patrol firefighter recently stopped by the Carroll County Department of Fire & EMS Logistics Division to make sure everything was ready for the busy month ahead… and, of course, he had one very important mission: finding some treats!

Marshall may be small, but he’s already got his paws on fire prevention!

Stay tuned as we get ready to bring Fire Prevention Month to our county with education, safety, and plenty of fun!

A POWERFUL RESOURCE RIGHT HERE IN CARROLL COUNTY! Operation Second StrideThis morning, Carroll County Department of Fire...
09/23/2026

A POWERFUL RESOURCE RIGHT HERE IN CARROLL COUNTY! Operation Second Stride

This morning, Carroll County Department of Fire & EMS Assistant Chief Eric Zaney and Firefighter/Paramedic Jessica Jacobs, along with members of the Carroll County Sheriff’s Office, had the opportunity to learn more about an incredible resource available right here in our community — Operation Second Stride!

Located at Renaissance Farm in Taneytown, Operation Second Stride is a nonprofit organization providing free equine-assisted therapy to first responders, healthcare professionals, and families of fallen firefighters.

The program uses time with horses to help participants slow down, become more aware of their nervous system, practice breathing and self-regulation, and simply breathe, reset, and reconnect.

For those who spend their days responding to people during some of the most difficult moments of their lives, having a safe and supportive place to step away, decompress, and reconnect can be incredibly meaningful.

The horses become a powerful form of biofeedback — responding to changes in our breathing, energy, and nervous system. No judgment. No pressure. Just an opportunity to be present.

Carroll County is fortunate to have organizations like Operation Second Stride investing in the people who serve our community.

We are excited to learn more about this program and explore how we can connect our Fire & EMS personnel and public safety partners with this amazing resource.

🐴 Breathe. Reset. Connect.

Thank you to Stacie Nichols and the entire Operation Second Stride team for welcoming us and sharing what you are doing for our first responders and healthcare professionals!

https://www.operationsecondstride.org/

COME SEE CARROLL COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF FIRE & EMS! We’re excited to be part of the Carroll County – Aging Your Way: Healt...
09/22/2026

COME SEE CARROLL COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF FIRE & EMS!

We’re excited to be part of the Carroll County – Aging Your Way: Health & Wellness Expo!

Stop by and spend some time with our Carroll County Department of Fire & EMS team!

Hands-Only CPR Demonstrations
Learn how you can make a difference when every second counts.

Explore EMS Equipment
Get an up-close look at some of the equipment our EMS clinicians use every day to care for our community.

Meet Our Team
Come say hello, ask questions, and learn more about the services we provide throughout Carroll County!

Whether you’re brushing up on your CPR skills, curious about EMS, or just want to meet some of your local first responders, we’d love to see you!

Carroll County – Aging Your Way: Health & Wellness Expo

Come learn. Come participate. Come see your Carroll County Department of Fire & EMS!

Meet Diesel! Carroll County Department of Fire & EMS & Carroll County Volunteer Emergency Services Association Therapy D...
09/21/2026

Meet Diesel!
Carroll County Department of Fire & EMS & Carroll County Volunteer Emergency Services Association Therapy Dog

Diesel is a Labrador/Samoyed mix who has quickly become a favorite around the Carroll County Department of Fire & EMS. Whether he’s assisting with Fire & EMS training programs, hanging out at the firehouses, or simply making his rounds to check on everyone, Diesel has a special way of bringing a little extra joy to our day.

His favorite activities include:
Tug-of-war
Holding hands… or should we say, paws
Eating ice
Chasing his tail
Hanging out at the firehouses
Being part of Fire & EMS training programs

But as much as Diesel enjoys all of those things, his most important job is simply making us feel better.

In a profession where our personnel routinely face stress, difficult calls, long days, and challenging moments, sometimes all it takes is a wagging tail, a big furry head, and a paw to remind us to take a breath and smile.

Diesel may not know how to run a call, operate a fire engine, or provide patient care—but he has mastered something just as important:

He makes people feel good.

Thank you, Diesel, for being part of the Carroll County Fire & EMS family! Special thanks to his mom & handler Christina for sharing him with all of us.

CARROLL COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF FIRE & EMS Fire & EMS Events | September 14–20, 2026Another busy week for the Carroll Count...
09/21/2026

CARROLL COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF FIRE & EMS

Fire & EMS Events | September 14–20, 2026

Another busy week for the Carroll County Department of Fire & EMS!

Monday, September 14th – Sunday, September 20th
Total Responses: 525

Behind every response is a team of dedicated career and volunteer Firefighters/EMTs, and Firefighter/Paramedics. Paramedics who answer the call when our community needs them most.

Whether responding to a medical emergency, fire, rescue, or other incident, our personnel continue to serve Carroll County with professionalism, compassion, and commitment.

Your Community. Your Fire & EMS. Your Team.

Come visit us at Aging Your Way: Health & Wellness Expo on August 23rd.  Learn about our Stop the Bleed program and prac...
09/17/2026

Come visit us at Aging Your Way: Health & Wellness Expo on August 23rd. Learn about our Stop the Bleed program and practice hands only CPR. Hope to see you there!

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Westminster, MD
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