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Welcome to the Official website of the Laytonsville District VFD
Please consider making a contribution to our Apparatus Fund. Checks can be mailed to:
Laytonsville District VFD Apparatus Fund
21400 Laytonsville Road
Laytonsville, MD 20882
Or, you may click on the 'Donate' button on the left side of the website, and make a donation via PayPal if you choose.
We are also selling bricks to help fund our project. To purchase a brick, click here and fill out the order form.
Photo taken by: Chief Buddy Sutton
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Co. 17 responds to House Fire in Damascus
Vice President Mike Russ, June 15
Company 17 and numerous units from Montgomery County responded to this devastating house fire in Damascus on Sweet Cherry Lane. Units from Frederick and Carroll Counties also were sent. Engine 713 [Damascus] arrived first with heavy fire throughout the house. First in crews had challenges immediately with both exposure houses catching fire as well. Units were on scene for several hours. Our sincere ... (Full Story & Photos)
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LDVFD Participates in Joint Training at the PSTA
Vice President Mike Russ, May 23
Volunteers from the LDVFD participated in a joint training day at the Public Service Training Academy with Volunteers from the Rockville VFD and Kensington VFD. This is a two day event organized by Rockville. Thank you to everyone who put this together.... (Full Story & Photos)
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Photos taken/courtesy by Rockville VFD
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Engine Tanker 717 for SALE !!!
Vice President Mike Russ, April 28
- Asking $125,000
- Year: 2001
- Make: Spartan Gladiator / 4Guys
- Gallons: 2000 UPF / 100 gallon foam tank
- Length: 35.6 feet / Height: 10.1 feet / Width: 9.6 feet
- Mileage: 100,100 miles / 7777 engine hours
- Hale QMAX - 1750 GPM
- Motor: Detroit Series 60 - 500 HP
- Transmission: Alison HD - 4060P - 5 Speed
- Dual Vertical Exhaust
- Black/White back-up camera in the cab
- 4 Sigtronics ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Photos taken by: Vice President Mike Russ
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Friday Night Extrication Drill
Vice President Mike Russ, March 27
On Friday, March 26th, Chief Baker (C717D) along with Lieutenant Richard Gregory held an extrication drill for current members as well as for our new probationary members. The drill consisted of how to stabilize a vehicle, break the windows, cut battery wires, and using several extrication tools to remove a patient that would be trapped or pinned. Many of our new members were able to get lots of hands-on ... (Full Story & Photos)
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