Lisbon Volunteer Fire Company

05/13/2026

Carroll County Barn Fire

Just after 9pm on Tuesday, May 12th, Station 4 was alerted to assist on a Barn Fire in the 2600 block of Braddock Rd near Taylorsville. TNK4, TNK550 (county reserve tanker), and WS42 responded as part of the Tanker Task Force and E41 responded as the engine on the Rapid Intervention Dispatch.

TNK4 and TNK550 both hauled multiple loads of water from tanker fill sites to the fire scene. WS42 set up one of the 3 tanker fill sites using the underground tank on Kimberly Drive near Roop Rd. E41 staged and was ultimately cleared and returned to cover our first due.

Units: E41 TNK4 TNK550 WS42

https://www.lisbonvfc.org/news/400/Carroll-County-Barn-Fire

05/12/2026

Lisbon Receives Donation from Ride for Responders

At tonight’s company meeting representatives from Ride for Responders presented us with a generous donation as part of their efforts to support first responders in the area. These funds will be used to furnish chairs and much needed kitchen equipment for the new social hall. We want to thank them for continuing to support us, and we look forward to participating in their future events!

https://www.lisbonvfc.org/news/399/Lisbon-Receives-Donation-from-Ride-for-Responders

05/06/2026

Mutual Aid Church Fire

At just after 6:30pm on May 5th, 2026, units from Lisbon were alerted to assist with a fire in the 7100 Block of Watersville Rd in Mt. Airy. E41, TNK4, WS42, P45 and CF4 responded on the initial assignment. First arriving units found a single story church with fire showing from the roof. E41 and TNK4 assisted with fire attack, and WS42 set up a tanker fill site at a nearby hydrant. CF4 assisted incident command and used his vehicle as the command post for the incident.

Crews operated for approximately 4 hours, and no injuries were reported.

We’d also like to thank Bethany E82 for covering our station while our crews were out.

Units: E41 TNK4 WS42 P45 CF4

https://www.lisbonvfc.org/news/398/Mutual-Aid-Church-Fire

04/29/2026

Remember- slow down and move over! Lives depend on it.

In just 4 days, SHA has tragically lost two of our team members to senseless and avoidable work zone crashes. These individuals were fiercely dedicated to improving Maryland's roadways.

The continued disregard for roadway workers is unacceptable, and everyone must do better. Your actions have real and life-changing impacts on families, friends, and our colleagues.

Motorists MUST slow down, move over and pay attention - especially in our work zones. Each and every one of our workers deserves to do their jobs and return home safely.

04/03/2026

We finally have a local winner!

Tonight’s winning ticket number is 188192621, purchased in support of The Lisbon Volunteer Fire Company!

Every ticket gets us one step closer to finishing our beloved social hall!

Could it be you next week?!


Tickets are already selling for next week!
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04/01/2026

April Fools Mutual Aid Brush Fire

Today, fire crews were called for a significant mutual aid response in Montgomery County. Although it was April 1st, this was no prank. Brush 47 and Water Supply 42 were alerted to assist on the east side of Montgomery County, joining other units from Howard, Montgomery, and Prince George’s counties.

Just after 1 PM, Brush 47, Brush 28 from Ellicott City, and Brush 128 from HCDFRS-Waterloo were dispatched to the area of Cherry Hill Road and FDA Boulevard. They responded to help crews already on scene with a large brush fire. Shortly after Brush 47 called responding, Water Supply 42 and Foam Tanker 11 were also alerted and made their way to the incident. Units worked together for approximately 3.5 hours, assisting with fire suppression efforts before returning to their stations.

While responses like these are uncommon, they are not unusual. In recent years, Station 4 has responded or transferred as far as Clear Spring in Washington County and Anne Arundel County.

Units: B47 WS42

Mutual Aid: Montgomery, Howard, and Prince George’s counties

https://www.lisbonvfc.org/news/397/April-Fools-Mutual-Aid-Brush-Fire

04/01/2026

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03/29/2026

Shortly before 2:45pm on Sunday, March 29th, Lisbon and surrounding stations were alerted for the report of a House Fire in the 16100 Block of Frederick Rd in Woodbine. CF4 arrived first after receiving reports at the station and found a fire on the front porch of a log cabin style home. E41, TNK4, WS42, and P45 also responded along with surrounding companies. CF4 established command and E41’s crew extinguished the fire with no extension into the structure. Crews operated for just under an hour before returning to service.

Photos are courtesy of members on scene.

https://www.lisbonvfc.org/news/396/Quick-Knock-on-First-Due-House-Fire

03/25/2026

Thank you to Johnson Crane Service for assisting with setting the HVAC units for our community’s new social hall.

Johnson Crane Service worked together with Smith Mechanical and Snyder Electric this morning to complete this task.

03/20/2026

Here are some pictures of the work that has been completed this week on our communities Social Hall.