On Monday, we honored Retired Major Ernie Riess, who proudly served the Prince George’s County Police Department for 31 years, with a cruiser caravan as he now receives hospice care following a courageous, long battle with illness.
The PGPD family stands with Major Riess, his loved ones, and all of our officers—because once you’re part of this family, you’re always part of the First To Serve family.
Eighteen years after the death of her father, Trooper Mickey Lippy, Madison Lippy graduated from Westminster High School with a large number of supporters, including several Maryland State Police officers who worked with him.
🎥: Thomas Walker, for The Baltimore Sun
This afternoon, the PGFD & regional public safety partners will conduct the Dignified Transfer & Escort of FF/Medic Demair Lloyd from Baltimore City to Columbia. Motorists along the I-95 corridor should expect to see an increased emergency vehicle presence.
Today marks the 8th anniversary of the line of duty death of EMS Captain Patricia “Pat” Osburn.
Please join us as we honor her service and sacrifice.
Last Call *** May 26, 2018 **
Near critical to critical fire weather conditions today. Dry conditions, low humidity, and gusty winds are creating an increased risk for the rapid spread of wildfires this afternoon.
For more information on wildfire safety and burn restrictions, visit https://t.co/oN2g1p9llT
#BCoFD is now hiring Probationary Emergency Medical Technicians — and you can now apply at just 17 ½ years old!
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