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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: President Mike Eanes
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PIC on Woodfield Rd.
Vice President Mike Russ, November 08
On November 8, 2020, at 1005 hrs., Ambulance 717, Ambulance 734, Medic 713, Rescue Squad 717, Engine 717, Engine 713 responded to a vehicle crash, at the 23300-blk of Woodfield Road. 3 patients were transported to local hospitals.... (Full Story & Photos)
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Photos taken by: President Mike Eanes
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New Engine Tanker 717 2020 Spartan Chassis Inspection
Vice President Mike Russ, October 30
The Laytonsville District Volunteer Fire Department is in the process of replacing its current Engine Tanker with a 2020 Spartan. A few members went to see how the project was coming along and also had the inspection done on the chassis.... (Full Story & Photos)
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Chief Stanley “Buddy” Sutton Jr. Elected MCVFRA President
Vice President Mike Russ, September 17
A huge congratulations to Chief Stanley "Buddy" Sutton Jr. He was voted in as President of the Montgomery County Volunteer Fire Rescue Association. The association is made up of the 19 volunteer corporations in Montgomery County. Below is Buddy during the swearing in and a photo with Chuck Walker, President of the Maryland State Firemens Association.... (Full Story & Photos)
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Photos taken by: President Mike Eanes
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Photos taken by: Vice President Mike Russ
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PIC on Olney Laytonsville Rd. with One Rolled Over
Vice President Mike Russ, September 11
At 1820 hrs., Montgomery dispatched Ambulance 717 and Paramedic Rescue Squad 717 to the 5000 block of Olney Laytonsville Rd. for a report of a PIC with one vehicle off the road and on its roof. Before units arrived on scene, the patents were able to self extricate from the vehicle. Ambulance 717’s crew transported patients to a local area hospital for further evaluation. Thankfully no one was seriously ... (Full Story & Photos)
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