This is the unofficial X account for the Baltimore City Fire Department Fireboat Station located at Fort McHenry. Emergencies call 911 or VHF-16. #BCFD
A look back at @BaltimoreFire in 1964.
This Location of Units chart shows how companies were organized across the city,
The chart offers a fascinating snapshot of where our units were stationed more than 60 years ago.
Do you remember any of these companies or locations?
The @CarnivalCruise#CarnivalPride has been delayed in returning to @portofbalt today, 9/27/2026. Please check official schedules for real time updates.
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The @NWS_BaltWash has issued the following on 9/26/26:
Small Craft Advisory for the Baltimore Harbor until 6am on 9/27;
Gale Warning for the Chesapeake Bay until 9/26 10p.
Secure your vessel, postpone unnecessary trips, & check the latest marine forecast before getting underway.
On Tuesdays, we exercise the anchor system aboard the #JohnRFrazier, testing the anchor, windlass, brake, and associated equipment to ensure everything is ready when needed. ⚓️
#FireBoat#Baltimore#Maryland#FloatsToJobs
FOUND ITEM.
The BCFD Fire Boat located and removed this apparent portable pump out unit from the Inner Harbor this evening.
If you know the owner, please send us a DM.
On this day in 1937, the steamship City of Baltimore caught fire near Seven Foot Knoll. @BaltimoreFire fire boats Torrent and Sub Chaser No. 428 responded. Of the 93 people aboard, 89 survived. Nearly 90 years later, Baltimore’s fire boat crews remain ready, 24/7.
Storms rolled through this evening keeping us busy.
We assisted a vessel in distress near Lazaretto Point and checked port-a-potties blown into the water at Pier 5 to ensure no one was inside.
We’re Maryland’s only 24/7/365 staffed maritime response team, ready in any weather.
Today our crew serviced all issued @DEWALTtough equipment by cleaning, inspecting, maintaining, and marking every tool for readiness.
Our Fire Boat tools all wear 3 stripes: 🟩⬜🟥
Why those colors, in that order? Drop your guess below. We’ll reveal the answer tomorrow.
You have options when it comes to PFDs (personal floatation device) and the US Coast Guard just approved another one, the level 50. Ta Da! Big thanks to and for always looking out for us floating folk. #boatingsafety#boatingtips#nationalsafeboatingweek
Had an exciting time working the #Sail250Maryland event. You probably didn’t see me though. I was positioned near the aeromatic box with the rescue divers.
It was truly a privilege to support this amazing event.
Listen live to #Sail250Maryland air show events.
Next up at approximately 1:15 will be the @MDSP hoist demonstration from the @BaltimoreFire Fire Boat John R. Frazier.
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During #Sail250Maryland, a @MDSP Medevac crew will demonstrate a hoist rescue from the @BaltimoreFire Fire Boat John R. Frazier.
Here’s a point of view video from Friday’s practice.
In meantime, today @mcfrs have staffed a boat assisting Baltimore City Fire @BaltimoreFire, and will assisting Sat & Sun for the Sail250 event, aka Fleet Week @StateMaryland
During #Sail250Maryland, @BaltimoreFire Marine Operations supported the air show, partnered with @MDSP Aviation Command on hoist operations, and positioned Fire Rescue Boats and Dive Rescue Team members throughout the harbor to help keep everyone safe.