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2021 Incidents |
Jan | 109 |
Feb | 98 |
Mar | 137 |
Apr | 110 |
May | 128 |
Jun | 126 |
Jul | 140 |
Aug | 149 |
Sep | 116 |
Oct | 106 |
Nov | 107 |
Dec | 127 |
Total | 1453 |
2022 Incidents |
Jan | 128 |
Feb | 120 |
Mar | 146 |
Apr | 105 |
May | 124 |
Jun | 124 |
Jul | 123 |
Aug | 114 |
Sep | 144 |
Oct | 145 |
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Total | 1273 |
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Welcome to the Official Website for Kent Island Volunteer Fire Department

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Now Hiring Paramedics
Kent Island Volunteers, November 07
Kent Island Volunteer Fire Department is currently accepting applications for the position of Paramedic. This is a part-time paid position on our day staff.
To be considered for an interview, we require a minimum of two years of experience. Candidate will also be required to provide all current certifications.
For more information please view attached Job Announcement.
To apply please email at ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Working House Fire
Captain Mills Yslas, December 11
Just after 1pm Friday afternoon, Engine 12 and Tower 1 were alerted to Grasonville for a house fire in the Prospect Bay Community. The 1st arriving engine arrived to find smoke showing from the Alpha side. Further investigation determined there was a working basement fire with extension to the first floor. Crews from Kent Island operated for 2.5 hours before returning to service. ... (Full Story & Photos)
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2022 KIVFD Santa Run
Active Member Jenn Walters, November 21
Your local volunteers are ready to escort Santa once again around Kent Island to say hello to all of our residents.
Please remember we unfortunately cannot allow anyone to board the sleigh to take photos. We will be allowing photos next to the sleigh but we ask that you please keep an eye on your children and only approach the sleigh once it has come to a stop. Following these requirements will allow ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Congressional Fire Service Institute
Captain Mills Yslas, November 04
Last week members from KIVFD along with other volunteer fire departments through out the state, travelled to College Park to assist MFRI and the Congressional Fire Service Institute. Senate and Congress members spent the day learning about the necessities of our tools and equipment, as well as the technology we use in the fire service today. The participants were given a first hand experience on vehicle ... (Full Story & Photos)
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