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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.
Photos taken by: Chief Buddy Sutton
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Co. 17 Responds for PIC with Entrapment
Vice President Mike Russ, July 08
On July 8, 2020, at 1600 hrs, Montgomery dispatched Rescue Squad 717 and Chief 717 (Sutton) for a report of a PIC with entrapment. Montgomery County Police arrived on scene at 6505 Muncaster Mill Rd. and confirmed one patient trapped. Rescue Squad 717's crew extricated the patient from the vehicle and was transported to a local trauma center for further evaluation. Other units that responded were ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Town of Laytonsville Treats Co. 17 to Dinner
Vice President Mike Russ, June 12
A huge thank you to Mayor Jim Ruspi, the crew at Town Hall and Town Council Members for this amazing dinner. We truely appreciate this very much. Thank you Julliano's for this great meal.... (Full Story & Photos)
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Photos taken by: Vice President Mike Russ
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How To Support The LDVFD
President Michael Eanes, April 28
Because of the COVID-19 crisis, there will NOT be a door-to-door fundraising campaign. If you are able & would still like to support us, you can always mail a check to our department. Please use the address on the photo & writing LDVFD on a check is perfect. Our current project is replacing our 20 year old Spartan Engine Tanker pictured below. We truly have no idea when we will be able to have breakfast ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Coronavirus (COVID-19) Resources
Vice President Mike Russ, March 15
The members of the Laytonsville District Volunteer Fire Department would like to share some resources regarding the COVID-19 virus.
We would also like to remind citizens that when calling 911, please let the dispatcher know if you are having any of the symptoms related to the virus and if you have traveled or been in direct contact with someone who has traveled to the hot zones where the virus has ... (Full Story & Photos)
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