Join us Sunday, May 13th for Glen Rock Hose & Ladder Co.’s Mother’s Day Dinner. Dine In or Carry Out.

Carry Out 10:30 am till 2 pm, Eat In 11:00 am till 2 pm. Tickets are $18 each, Children 6-12 years $7.00, under 6 $2.00. Buffet style.

Menu: Crab Cakes, Ham, Scalloped Potatoes, Corn, Green Beans, Desserts, Iced Tea, Lemonade, and Coffee

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Don’t forget, our Mother’s Day Dinner is Sunday!Join us Sunday, May 13th for Glen Rock Hose & Ladder Co.’s Mother’s Day Dinner. Dine In or Carry Out.

Carry Out 10:30 am till 2 pm, Eat In 11:00 am till 2 pm. Tickets are $18 each, Children 6-12 years $7.00, under 6 $2.00. Buffet style.

Menu: Crab Cakes, Ham, Scalloped Potatoes, Corn, Green Beans, Desserts, Iced Tea, Lemonade, and Coffee

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Today, members traveled to the other side of the Mason Dixon Line with Tanker and Brush 59 and participated in a rural water supply training hosted by Lineboro Volunteer Fire Department.Many of you who drove through Lineboro today may have noticed lots of fire department activity. Today we hosted the Maryland State Fireman’s Association Spring rural water supply training. A total of 15 fire companies and over 90 volunteers from Carroll, Baltimore, Howard County and York County, PA participated in this training. Companies attending were from Manchester, Hampstead, Upperco, Pleasant Hill, Glen Rock, Jefferson, Hereford, Winfield, Westminster, Reese, Union Bridge, New Windsor, Pleasant Valley, and West Friendship.

The goal of today’s training was to simulate a large fire in an area without municipal water supply (fire hydrants) and use rural water supply techniques to supply fire attack engines. Units utilized 3 different water supplies including streams and a pond and conducted a continuous tanker shuttle to supply water to the “fire scene”. In total, 158,000 gallons of water was moved by the engines and tankers in the shuttle. We were able to conclude the event by maintaining an astounding flow of 4,000 gallons per minute using the multiple rural water supplies.

Today’s training was an excellent exercise for all companies involved. Honing our skills with our mutual aid companies is essential to provide the best public safety to our respective communities. Thank you to all who participated.

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