Welcome to the Benedict Volunteer Fire Department, Rescue Squad and Auxiliary
Proudly serving Charles County, Maryland since 1950
Please visit our Events Page to see all the Activities we are hosting this year.
Members Wanted!!
Please call the station @ 301-274-3890 or drop by to pick up an application today!!
As becoming a volunteer member of a fire department you receive several benefits.
1. Free fire and emergency medical training through the University of Maryland.
2. Receive College Credits for all formal training.
3. Self satisfaction from helping the community.
4. A variety of friendships.
5. The ability to work as a team.
6. Maryland state tax break.
7. Retirement pay
8. Respect from individuals in the community.
One winner takes half the jackpot every month on the 15th, plus ten $250 early bird drawings, and an optional five more bonus drawings available only at checkout.
Each month begins with a $100,000 guaranteed minimum jackpot. Once it's hit - the jackpot increases in real time, growing as tickets are purchased across all participating departments. The more people who participate, the bigger the jackpot! ... (Full Story & Photos)
On Sunday, October 4th, from 1 PM to 4 PM, the Benedict Volunteer Fire Department and Rescue Squad will host its annual Fire Prevention and Open House. The event will offer an opportunity to meet local volunteers, learn about fire safety, tour fire apparatus, enjoy activities for children, and access safety resources.
The Benedict Volunteer Fire Department and Rescue Squad is partnering with the ... (Full Story & Photos)
The Benedict Volunteer Fire Department, Rescue Squad, and Auxiliary, Inc. held its 76th Annual Banquet yesterday evening, celebrating the dedication, service, and accomplishments of our members.
We were proud to recognize two members for their remarkable commitment to the department and our community:
๐ William โBillโ Henderson โ honored with his 50 Years of Service Award.
At approximately 6:45 p.m., Fireboat 5 was en route to provide marine standby coverage for the Solomon's Island fireworks display when the crew was diverted to assist with multiple marine emergencies on the Patuxent River.
While responding, Calvert County Communications advised of two individuals in a jon boat that had taken on water north of the Benedict Bridge. Before Fireboat 5 arrived, both occupants ... (Full Story)
We had a great turn out for our 3rd Annual Catfish Tournament. We had 46 boats, 11 kayak/shore, and 5 youth totaling over 160 people. All together they caught 413 catfish totaling 822.96 pounds. Congratulations to our winners!!!
Boat First Place $500: 27.3 lbs. caught by James Watson, Steven Watson, and Steven Watson Jr Second Place $300: 22.8 lbs. caught by Kasey Windsor, Steven Windsor, and Tommy ... (Full Story & Photos)
