The North Beach Volunteer Fire Department is saddened to announce the passing of Treasurer Emeritus and former Department Vice President Wayne Gordy, who served the Twin Beaches and Calvert County for more than 74 years. A cornerstone for much of the Department's history, his mark on the NBVFD will endure.

Joining the Department in 1951, Gordy demonstrated a quick knack for solving problems. He ... (Full Story & Photos)

This week is National Emergency Medical Services (EMS) week. This week is dedicated to the hardworking men & women who work in the EMS profession.

EMS professionals train to help people on their worst day of their lives. EMS professionals provide excellent care to patients 24 hours a day, 7 days a week for call types of all kinds.

Our Department will be conducting interviews of EMS professionals ... (Full Story)

On Sunday, May 18, 2025, Calvert County Emergency Communications sounded Area Box 106 for a report of smoke coming from the residence in the 2600blk of Deerfield Lane. Units from Company 1 (North Beach), Company 5 (Dunkirk), Company 6 (Huntingtown), Company 2 (Prince Frederick), Anne Arundel Companies 42 (Deale) and 9 (Lothian), Calvert EMS Paramedic 219, and the North Duty Chief responded.

Chief ... (Full Story & Photos)

A crew from Company 1 traveled to Company 3 (Solomon’s Island VRFS) on Saturday, May 17, 2025, to provide coverage while the members of SIVRFS held their annual banquet.

Companies in and out of Calvert County routinely fill in for each other on department banquet nights and other times as needed. This provides the members with an evening of celebration and camaraderie while the citizens are still ... (Full Story & Photos)

The fast-moving and violent storm that rolled through the area last night wreaked havoc in the area. Company 1 received 26 calls for service in approximately one hour. Call types ranged from trees falling on houses to trees down blocking the road, and utility wires (power, cable, and telephone) down. In addition, calls for medical emergencies, vehicle collisions, and alarms kept our crews busy. Neighboring ... (Full Story & Photos)