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Welcome to the Website for Cape St. Claire Volunteer Fire Company
Cape St. Claire Volunteer Fire Company is a combination Fire Department consisting of over 35 riding volunteers, supplemented by four 24-hour shifts of 5 career personnel per shift (shift begins at 0700 hours).
CSCVFC operates with both county-owned and volunteer-owned equipment including two engines, a tanker, an ALS unit, a chief's truck, a brush truck, and a utility vehicle.
We want to egg your yard
Member Michael-Anne Ashford, March 23
Once again we are making Easter magic happen with our egg your yard fundraiser! This year our online format should make it easier than ever to participate.
Please see the attached flyer for details and to order. First 100 orders guaranteed. All orders must be placed by April 12th.
Thank you for supporting CSCVFC... (Full Story)
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Annapolis Santa Run 2024
CSCVFC, November 01
🚒. Come help us make Christmas morning a little brighter for our neighbors in need. We will be escorting Santa around our area on Sunday December 15th collecting new, unwrapped toys that will then be delivered to families in need before Christmas morning. 🎄
We are scheduled to stop at Cape St Claire Elementary School at 5:45pm, however weather and/or traffic can impact this time. We make every ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Fire Prevention Open House
CSCVFC, October 12
Come join us on Saturday, October 12, 2024 between 10am - 2pm for a fun-filled day, full of information to keep your families safe. There will be handouts, friendly firefighter demonstrations, and a visit by Marshall from Paw Patrol!
Check out the apparatus and meet your Cape St. Claire Volunteers!... (Full Story & Photos)
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Congratulations to our own Brady Farrar!
CSCVFC, July 31
Last week, our FF/EMT Brady Farrar was named a High's Hometown Hero! Brady has maintained a high GPA at school, completed his EMT-B certification, and volunteered 570+ hours so far in 2024.
We are very proud of you Brady! Thank you for your service! ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Staying Safe in Summer Heat
Member Brady Farrar, June 25
It doesn't look like it's getting any cooler this summer! Therefore, it's important to be knowledgeable on how to keep yourself and your loved ones safe in high temperatures.
The National Weather Service warns, "During extremely hot and humid weather, your body's ability to cool itself is challenged. When the body heats too rapidly to cool itself properly, or when too much fluid or salt is lost through ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Touch-A-Truck
CSCVFC , May 11
Come join the fun! Cape fields this Saturday.
Sensory hour from 9:30am to 11am for our guests who like a quieter experience.
All of the lights, sirens and horns will add to the excitement between 11am and 2pm.
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