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On August 26, A retirement celebration was held for F/F John Inman. John had worked 28 years for the county with the last 15 years at Station 34.

Many people, both career and volunteer, came out and showed their love and respect for John. John has done so much for our members and the department over the years. He has lead by example and was always willing to help anyone pull lines, go out drivers training or whatever else it may have been. Even if you needed someone to talk to, he was always there if needed. John always put the community and the station before his own needs.

We will miss you, John! Congratulation on your retirement and THANK YOU for everything!! ... See MoreSee Less

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Well done brother.

Congrats brother!!

Congrats! You will be missed! Have fun with your retirement!

Congratulations John. We will miss you!

Chillum-Adelphi Volunteer Fire Department added 3 new photos.

2 months ago

On Friday August 25, Engine 343 and Ambulance 348 were dispatched for an accident in the area of New Hampshire Ave. and Piney Branch Rd. Shortly after dispatch, the assignment was upgraded to an accident with people trapped bringing Rescue Squad 14, Paramedic Engine 44, Northern EMS Duty officer, Chief 14B and Battalion Chief 4 (Chief 34).

Company 34 arrived and found the accident at New Hampshire Ave and Ruston St with 3 cars and a Ride On bus with multiple people trapped in one of the vehicles.

Company 34 began assessing the scene and requested additional EMS resources. Rescue Squad 14 arrived and quickly extricated the 5 patients. There were a total of 9 patients transported, 7 of them to area trauma centers.

Battalion Chief 4 (Chief 34) was the incident commander. ... See MoreSee Less

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Jimmy-Haley Parson right out side of the old house

Strong work boys!

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2 months ago

*Afternoon work yesterday in PG County*
Engines 702 & 716 along with T716 responded for an apartment fire in the 1400 block of Kanawha St in Company 34's area. E702 was 2nd due and advanced through side A to the fire apartment. E716 was 3rd due, advanced through a wrought iron fence and took a hand line up a ladder to the 3rd floor fire apartment. T716 was on the working fire dispatch and filled out the RIC. The "B" shift working
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Langley Park, MD

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