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Welcome to the Website for the
Carroll County Volunteer Emergency Services Association
Carroll County Public Safety Training Center
Facility Use Request Form
14th annual CCVESA ACCVESA convention
CCVESA Liaison Elaina Barry, June 04
Thank you to Taneytown Volunteer Fire, Auxiliary and the town as a whole for hosting this years event.
Our elected Officers this year are
President- Don Fair
1st Vice President- Perry Jones
2nd Vice President- Tim Bangerd
Secretary- Marianne Warehime
Treasurer- Mary Carole Stiffler
Chaplain; Deacon Charles Barnhart
Congratulations to Hall of Fame honors;
Gary Epply
Rev. Richard Michael
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Maryland’s Updated Smoke Alarm Law January 1, 2018
January 04
When: The new smoke alarm law went into effect January 1, 2018
What: The law requires the replacement of battery operated smoke alarms with sealed units that have a 10 year lithium-ion batteries and a silence/hush button feature.
Why: The smoke alarm law is a transition away from 9-volt battery-operated smoke alarms in an effort to achieve more reliable smoke alarm coverage in older dwellings
Who: ... (Full Story & Photos)
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The Manufacture date should be located just above the WARNING to the right. If there is no date then you need to replace that alarm.
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Kidde Recalls 38 Million Portable Fire Extinguishers
Member Charles Green Jr., November 12
The Carroll County Volunteer Emergency Services Association is sharing this information in an effort to provide our public with a life threatening concern about a recent recall of approximately 38 million portable fire extinguishers manufactured by the Kidde Corporation. The extinguishers listed in the recall are revealed in the link within this article. Please take a moment to read the information ... (Full Story & Photos)
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2017-2018 Miss and Junior Miss Carroll County Fire Prevention contest
CCVESA Liaison Elaina Barry, October 22
On Sunday, October 22 approximately 50 people gathered at The Public Safety Training Center in Westminster to watch the 2017-2018 Miss and Junior Miss Carroll County Fire Prevention contest. There were three contestants for Miss Fire Prevention and four contestants for Junior Miss Fire Prevention. The newly crowned Junior Miss Fire Prevention is Carla Clagett who represented Winfield in the contest. ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Miss Carroll County Fire Prevention is Taylor Blizzard from New Windsor
first runner-up is Kerrigan Spenner from Hampstead.
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