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Welcome to the Website for the
Carroll County Volunteer Emergency Services Association.
FY 13 Budget Hearing
Carroll County Volunteer Emergency Services Association
(Carroll County Times 03/28/12)
CCVESA personnel used visuals to show commissioners how fire and EMS calls have steadily increased in the county. CCVESA President Steve Wantz said the organization provides outstanding services at only a fraction of the cost of a full-time fire service.
Moving to a full-time fire service would add millions to the county budget, said Neal Roop, county liaison for CCVESA. The county is saving about $25 million a year by using volunteers, Roop said.
CCVESA is asking for a 3 percent increase, or about $300,000, for FY13. Powerpoint presentation...
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Steve Wantz, President
Graduate of Francis Scott Key High School. Member of Pleasant Valley Fire Company since 1976. Past EMS Captain and Lieutenant. Served in all ranks of suppression including Fire Lieutenant, Captain, Assistant Chief and Chief. Served as Secretary, Director, Vice-President and current President of Pleasant Valley. Past Secretary of Carroll County Ambulance Association and Past Vice-President and President of Carroll County Fire Chief's Association. Served on Carroll County Master Plan Committee, Past Chairman of Carroll County Hazardous Materials Committee and appointed and served on Carroll County LEPC. Served as delegate to former CCVFA, CCVESA and MSFA. Currently certified as Fire Officer III, Firefighter III, Fire Inspector III, Fire Investigator II, Fire Instructor III, Public Fire Educator I. Have continuing education courses from Johns Hopkins, Gettysburg College, McDaniel College and the National Fire Academy. Currently employed with Baltimore County Fire Department since 1982. Resides in the Pleasant Valley area with wife Kathy.
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Dennis Brothers, 1st Vice President
Accepted into the Baltimore County Fire Department in September 1982. Graduated from the Baltimore County Fire Rescue Academy in December 1982. Promoted to the position of Paramedic in September 1985. Promoted to the position of Fire Lieutenant and assigned to the Fire Rescue Academy in April 1990. Assigned to Field Operations in January 1991. Promoted to the position of Fire Captain and assigned to Fire Prevention in August 1992. Assigned to Field Operations in March 1993. Captain assigned to the Randallstown station January 1995 – January 2007. Transferred to Baltimore County Fire Rescue Academy in January 2007. Promoted to Director of Training on May 10, 2008. Transferred as Director, Logistics, SCBA Repair, Fire Maintenance, Building Services in 2011. Member of the Gamber and Community Volunteer Fire Company since October 1975. Currently charged with being the lead representative to the county for the construction of the new Carroll County Training Center to begin as soon as land is obtained.
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Kevin Shiloh, 2nd Vice President
1982 graduate of South Carroll High School. Currently employed as a project manager for a Baltimore based electrical contractor. Member of the Winfield Community Fire Department from 1982 - 1984. Active member of the Sykesville Freedom District Fire Department since 1984. Received life membership in 2009. Served as Fire Lieutenant, 2001 - 2006; Board of Directors, 2007 - 2009; President, 2010 to present. Certified in Firefighter II, EMTB - IVT, Hazmat Ops and Instructor I. Lives in Westminster with significant other, Paula.
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STTS's Tank Truck Emergency Response Specialist Class Comes to Carroll County
FEBRUARY 22
- The Carroll County Haz-Mat Team in Conjunction with the Carroll County Office of Emergency Management and Safe Transportation Training Specialists will offer a 24 hour Tank Truck Emergency Response Specialist Class at the New Windsor Fire Department on April 27th through the 29th. This 24 Hour course covers the topics of tank construction, damage assessment, safety devices, liquid/vapor transfer ... (Full Story & Photos) |
Residential Sprinklers Save Home
JANUARY 04
- Eldersburg- Sykesville Firefighters were alerted for a reported basement fire in the 1200blk of Heathfield Rd today at 12:50pm. The homeowner came home to find water coming from the front of his house along with smoke and flames visible from a basement window. When firefighters arrived, they found light smoke coming from the front of a middle of the group townhouse along with fire and smoke visible ... (Full Story)
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New Website for Firefighter Life Safety Initiatives
DECEMBER 15
- National Fallen Firefighters Foundation Launches New Website for Firefighter Life Safety Initiatives The National Fallen Firefighters Foundation (NFFF) launched a new website today dedicated to academic and strategic information and research that directly supports the 16 Firefighter Life Safety Initiatives. The new site, www.lifesafetyinitiatives.com, provides the most recent and accurate resources ... (Full Story)
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OCCUPANTS ESCAPE HOME FIRE THANKS TO RESIDENTIAL SPRINKLERS
AUGUST 19
- OCCUPANTS ESCAPE HOME FIRE THANKS TO RESIDENTIAL SPRINKLERS Mt. Airy, Maryland (August 19, 2011) – Three people safely escaped from their home after a basement fire was discovered yesterday evening. Suzanne Wagner, her two year old daughter, and a caregiver, were upstairs when a smoke alarm alerted them to the fire. The two story home, built two years ago, was equipped with a residential automatic ... (Full Story)
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Power Outage Plan
JULY 20
- STATE FIRE MARSHAL RECOMMENDS CAUTION DURING POWER OUTAGES PIKESVILLE, MD (July 20, 2011) – Hot summer months in Maryland include powerful weather related storms that can cause disruption in electrical service to our homes. State Fire Marshal William E. Barnard is cautioning residents when using alternative light and electrical sources during power outages. "These easy to follow tips will ... (Full Story)
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