Just before 12 noon station 36 was alerted to respond into Anne Arundel County for a 1050PI on I-695.  Engine 361 responded to find a 2 car MVC on the outter loop of I-695 just past Rt. 295.  Crews assisted Anne Arundel With EMS and fluids on the roadway.

Engine 361 arrived and confirmed a total of 4 patients with one still in the water. Medic 365′s crew began CPR on one subject and had transported to the local hospital …in critical condition.

With confirmation that one victim was still in the water, fire department personnel began to set up for an ice rescue.

With very low visibility, the dive team were able to pull one subject out of the water after an hour of searching. That subject was also transported to the hospital in critical condition.

It is with deep sadness and sorrow that we announce the passing of Life Member, Murdock Donnelly Jr.

Doc became a member of Lansdowne in 1965 and was highly respected. The effects of his loss are being felt already by those of us who had t…he honor and pleasure of working with him.

Doc held the titles of Treasure and Fire Lieutenant during his 50 years with the department.
To the Donnelly family, please accept our most heartfelt sympathies for your loss. Our thoughts are with you during this difficult time.

The Officer and Member would like to congratulate EJ Wood for completing Paramedic. EJ has been cleared to function, and give EMS care as a Paramedic. His hard work has paid off.

On 1/18/2015 as the rain fell and road began to freeze station 36 handled multiple calls for service throughout the county.

Paramedic Eng 361 handled 4 calls

Iv 365 handled 8 calls before noon including multiple calls far from the first due including a call in cockeysville.

Station 36 ended the day with first due unconscious person that  Paramedic Engine 361 took the run

Minutes after noon company 36 was alerted for a report of a dwelling fire in the 2500 blk. of Gehb Av. Engine 362 taking the response with 4 on board. Engine 362 arrived to find a 1 1/2 story single family home with smoke showing. With Chief 36 taking command the crew stretched an hand line and made entry. Crews on scene found he the kitchen was off with it starting to extend into the hallway. Crews made a quick knock and checked for extension. Engine 362, Utility’s 367, & 369 with a total of 9 volunteers operated for just over 2 hours.

While available on the road Engine 362 was picked up to respond into Anne Arundel Co. their box 32-80.  Engine arrived on southbound Rt. 295 just past the inner loop I-695 to find a 3 car M.V.C. with 1 person struck.  The crew from engine 362 assisted Anne Arundel PM 32 with e.m.s. care.  Crew also checked the other occupants for injuries.

Engine 362 and Utility 369 responded into Anne Arundel Co. for a 1050 P.I. Unit arrived @ S.B. Rt. 295 to find a 3 car M.V.C.  Units assisted Anne Arundel units.

While Anne Arundel was battling a blaze in South Glen Burnie Station 36 was asked to transfer to there station 26.  Engine 362 relocated to their South Glen Burnie station.  Engine 362 had 2 calls while at station 26.  Both calls where for fire alarms at Severna Park Racket Ball Club, and at The Empire Medical building.  Engine 362 was released to return back just a few hours after transferring.

Station 36 was alerted for a reported 1050P.I. on southbound I-95 just prior to to I-695.  Engine 362 responded and found a 2 car M.V.C. with one car almost in the woods.  Crew from Engine 362 checked all occupants to find everyone was okay.