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Lutherville Volunteer Fire Company

Lutherville Volunteer Fire Company. Who We Are. Provide fire, rescue and first responder emergency medical services to Lutherville and 34 surrounding communities Established 1909 Been in present location since 1927 Station 30 of Baltimore County Fire Department. LVFC Membership.

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Lutherville Volunteer Fire Company

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  1. Lutherville Volunteer Fire Company

  2. Who We Are • Provide fire, rescue and first responder emergency medical services to Lutherville and 34 surrounding communities • Established 1909 • Been in present location since 1927 • Station 30 of Baltimore County Fire Department

  3. LVFC Membership • 100% VOLUNTEER – 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year • About 100 members • About half of our members live or work within sound of siren

  4. Baltimore County Fire Department • 33 volunteer stations providing fire, rescue and EMS • 25 career stations • Volunteer stations save millions of dollars annually in tax dollars

  5. LVFC Apparatus • 3 Pumpers (“Engines”) • 1 Heavy Rescue Squad • 2 Support Vehicles

  6. LVFC Engines Engine 301 1990 Mack/Saulsbury Engine 302 1994 Sutphen Engine 307 2001 Pierce

  7. LVFC Heavy Rescue Squad Squad 303 1985 Mack/Saulsbury

  8. LVFC Support Apparatus Utility 304 2002 Chevrolet Special Unit 306 1992 Ford

  9. New Rescue Squad 303 Replacement Cost: $1 million

  10. Old Building vs. New Building Last Renovations in 1971

  11. Why our Community NEEDS a New Building • Better training facilities to meet NFPA standards • All apparatus in one building to meet readiness response time (LVFC response time is less than 3 minutes) • New living facilities (including bathrooms) • New study area for college students • ADA Compliant (Elevator, etc.) • Community center to host neighborhood activities • Upgrade administrative offices • Better facilities will help attract & retain new volunteer recruits

  12. Our goal is $4.0 million • Pledge forms – 3-year timeframe • Naming opportunities in building available

  13. Chart of Giving Standards for a $4,000,000 Campaign Goal

  14. Questions?Please visit www.LVFC.com for more info

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