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Lisbon VFD responds to overturned propane truck
MAY 13
- Shortly after 1000, units from Lisbon and surrounding stations were alerted for a rescue with entrapment at Old Frederick and Twin Arch Rd. Upon arrival of Lisbon's units, a propane truck was discovered overturned and down a hill. The driver was able to get out of the vehicle prior to the arrival of units. Command was advised the tank was nearly full with propane. MDE and the owner of the truck assisted ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Lisbon VFD helps welcome a baby girl
MAY 08
- Shortly after 2230 P-45 was alerted for a maternity call on Shaffers Mill Rd. While enroute P-45 was advised that the baby had already delivered. Upon arrival the crew of P-45 were greeted by a healthy baby girl. Lisbon would like to congratulate the family on their addition.... (Full Story)
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Engine Company Assists Winfield with a Shed Fire
MARCH 05
- At approximately 17:45 hours (5:45 pm) Structure alarm 14-15 was alerted for the shed on fire in the 5600 block of Manor Drive, alerting units from Winfield, Lisbon, and Sykesville.
Shortly after Engine 142 (Winfield) marked up as responding, Carroll County Dispatch advised them of the corrected address being in the 5600 block of Woodbine Road, that they had received approximately 25 calls ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Training Exercises Stressed Teamwork and Creativity
FEBRUARY 25
- On February 25, 2013, members of the Lisbon VFC participated in training exercises involving a life-sized and weighted manikin that was placed in atypical locations. The challenge was to gain access to and safely remove the "patient" (manikin) from their location given the circumstances given in the scenario.
Through teamwork and creativity, the "patient" was removed from a logistically tight ... (Full Story & Photos)
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The Lisbon Volunteer Fire company could loose 18 contingent employees because Fire Chief Bill Goddard has eliminated the funding to pay for them in the proposed FY 2014 budget.
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Lisbon firefighters say proposed cuts target their station
FEBRUARY 13
- Howard County Fire Chief Bill Goddard is proposing to eliminate funding for the department's contingent employee program beginning July 1, but members of the Lisbon Volunteer Fire Company believe the move is aimed solely at them.
"The only people that suffer in this is the community," said Kenny Livesay, a volunteer firefighter at the Lisbon station. "It's setting us up for failure."
The Howard ... (Full Story & Photos)
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