P.O. Box 70
21631 York Road
Maryland Line, MD 21105
Emergency 911 Office 410-887-1932 Fax 410-343-0906
News
Don't Miss Out!!
On Saturday May 17, 2008 The Maryland Line Volunteers will be dedicating their new building. All are invited to tour the building, and ask questions. From 1pm till 2pm there will be tours, then beginning at 2pm we will be having the program.
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Check out our events page for new events throughout the year.
Maryland Line Volunteers End The Year Strong!!
Story By: Brandin Pearce
Maryland Line ends a record year in fire calls. The company topped 500 fire calls for the first time in our history, with a combined total of 521 calls. Below is a list of our top 10 responders for 2007:
- 1st- Eugene Jones with 445 calls
- 2nd-Jason Rosier with 306 calls
- 3rd-Matt Underwood with 290 calls
- 4th-Fred Oehrl with 248 calls
- 5th-Tina Jones-Rosier with 238 calls
- 6th-Dick Fogle with 235 calls
- 7th-Robert Pearce with 233 calls
- 8th-Kyle Brane with 214 calls
- 9th- Jack Carter with 208 calls
- 10th-Steve Pearce with 205 calls
Maryland Line Goes GREEN
Story By: Brandin Pearce
Maryland Line goes green for the environment. Here at Maryland Line we have chosen to help the environment and help stop polution. We have a number of different ways of going green. We collect aluminum cans and we RECYCLE, recycling is good for the environment and plus we get some money out of it when we take the cans to the recycling center. The cans are collected in a wooden bin with chicken wire around it, anyone can drop off aluminum products here like soda cans. Please no aluminum siding or other big items. If you have aluminum soup cans please leave them in a bag out side of the bin so we don’t have to go into the bin to get them.
Another way we are going green is by recycling paper and other paper products, we have two big paper bins out side of our station next to the can collecting bin that are green. You may put the following things in this bin:
• Paper
• Catalogs
• Magazines
• (ext..)
Please don’t put CARDBOARD, or PHONE BOOKS in the paper bin, the recycling center does not take cardboard.
