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Leonardtown, MD
NFDRS station CEDARVILLE, MD (26.4 mi) - observed Oct 8, 11:19 PM

SAN LEON FIRE, NOT YOUR AVERAGE TUESDAY & THURSDAY FIRE DEPARTMENT!

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By Engineer JEFF PITTMAN
October 8, 2026

Training continues beyond scheduled sessions. Our commitment to protecting the community does not end with the week’s routine.

Each day offers a new opportunity to improve. This evening, Chief Pittman led a classroom session focused on pump operations. Members reviewed real-life fireground scenarios practiced during previous drills, analyzing their actions and identifying areas for improvement. This approach allows the team to learn from experience, address mistakes, and refine techniques in a controlled environment.

It is essential that firefighters acquire critical skills before arriving at an emergency. The fireground is not the place for first-time training. When emergencies happen, every second counts. There is no room for hesitation or uncertainty. Firefighters and engine operators must understand their roles, know their equipment, and be ready to make important decisions quickly and safely.

Training covers a range of scenarios so crews are prepared for unexpected challenges. No two emergencies are alike, and practicing different situations helps build readiness. This commitment distinguishes true preparedness from basic training attendance.

Behind every volunteer firefighter stands the sacrifice of their families. Evening training sessions mean time away from spouses, children, and personal responsibilities. While members dedicate themselves to serving the community, their families share in that sacrifice.

Our deepest gratitude goes out to both members and their families. The ongoing dedication of our volunteers and the support and understanding shown by their loved ones make it possible to fulfill our mission. These sacrifices are recognized and truly appreciated.

At San Leon Volunteer Fire Department, training goes beyond basic requirements. Our aim is to exceed expectations, support one another, and provide the highest quality service to our community. We do not wait for emergencies to prepare; we maintain readiness at all times.

San Leon Volunteer Fire Department: Dedicated to Training. Committed to Excellence. Proud to Serve Our Community.


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