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Wednesday, June 22, 2016

Renovation Of Kensington/Aspen Hill Fire Station 25

Plans are in the works for the renovation and expansion of existing Fire Station 25 located in the Aspen Hill section of the county.

Growth in the Aspen Hill Area has increased demands on the existing fire station, which was constructed in 1988. The current facility lacks space for the number of firefighters assigned to this location, and needs additional space for the larger amount of fire apparatus needed at this station.

Planning calls for work to begin in 12 months and to last for up to 24 months. Check out the plans below. You can also learn more about the project by going to the Montgomery County DGS Division of Building Design and Construction.

photo of what new building will look like

graphic showing design of renovation


Saturday, September 28, 2013

Videos From After The Fire Outreach

Personnel from MCFRS went door to door on Thursday in a Leisure World apartment complex checking residents smoke alarms, handing out safety information, as well as answering any questions or concerns after Wednesday’s fatal fire.

Learn more about the fire here (photos): Fatal Fire in Silver Spring

Below, are two videos from the other day.  In the first video Captain David Pazos explains the After the Fire program and reminds everyone to check their smoke alarms.

The next video shows Master Firefighter Dave Newman interacting with a local resident and what typically occurs when we knock on the door.  




Thursday, March 28, 2013

Inspiring The Next Generation While Keeping The Community Safe

Master Firefighter Damian Langston walks some
children around Paramedic Engine 724

By: Lieutenant Robert Furst

Every Saturday afternoon, firefighters and EMTs in the 1st Battalion canvas the community to hand out informational materials and check residences for working smoke alarms. Occasionally, this leads to one of the most enjoyable moments of our work days: showing children the fire truck.

Children marvel over the size of the apparatus along with the shiny and clean condition of the equipment. To be frank with you, most of the personnel of The 1st were the same way when we were kids, and we like to reminisce about those times. It is our hope that we can brighten the day of the children and maybe lead some of them down the path to becoming the next generation of 1st Battalion Firefighters.

Monday, May 9, 2011

Charles Rd Fire This Morning

Some photos from the house fire this morning on Charles Road.  Most of the photos courtesy of Sergeant Alan Felsen of MCPD.