Montgomery County Maryland – Fire & Rescue Service

06/06/2026

How we roll!

Want to join us?! Applications open June 15th!! Join.mcfrs.com for more information and details.

06/05/2026

🚑 MCFRS Quarterly EMS Awards Recognition 🚑

Over the past week, Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Service proudly recognized the extraordinary efforts of our personnel during some of the most challenging EMS incidents we face. These calls often involve cardiac arrest—situations where every second matters and teamwork makes the difference between life and loss.

We are incredibly proud to share that many of these incidents resulted in successful resuscitations and cardiac arrest survivals. These outcomes are a direct reflection of the dedication, skill, and unwavering commitment of our responders, as well as the strength of our community.

It was especially meaningful to celebrate alongside the very individuals whose lives were saved, along with the community members who played a vital role in the chain of survival. From early recognition and CPR to advanced life support, these moments highlight what can be achieved when our community and responders work together.

To all of our men and women who delivered exceptional care under pressure, and to our community partners who stepped up in critical moments—we thank you and commend you. Your actions exemplify the very best of public service.

👏 Let’s give them a well-deserved round of applause as we honor their outstanding service and dedication to our community.

06/05/2026

06/05/2026

MCFRS Incident: Vehicle Into a Building

MCFRS units responded to the scene of a vehicle collision involving a structure at Seneca Creek Community Church.

Upon arrival, crews—including members of the Technical Rescue Team—assessed the situation and secured the area due to visible structural damage to the building.

Two civilians were evaluated on scene by EMS personnel. Thankfully, no life-threatening injuries were reported at the time of the incident.

Firefighters worked to stabilize the affected portion of the structure and ensure there were no additional hazards to occupants or responders. The building sustained significant damage, and the area was secured for safety until further evaluation can be completed.

06/04/2026

The MCFRS Honor Guard stood with quiet strength at Arlington, carrying more than ceremony—they carried legacy. We honored one of our own, an officer who answered the call at the Pentagon on 9/11 and later gave his life to occupational cancer.

Tradition is not just what we do—it’s who we are. We remember. We honor. We carry forward the names and stories of those who served with courage, so their sacrifice is never forgotten.

In every step, every salute, and every folded flag, we stand united—past, present, and future.
We will always remember.

🇺🇸❤️

06/03/2026

MCFRS is hiring a Senior Information Technology Specialist to help power the technology behind one of the nation’s largest combination fire and rescue departments.

From data integration and analytics to application development and system optimization, this role plays a critical part in supporting emergency operations and informed decision-making across the organization.

📍 Department: Fire & Rescue Services
💰 Earning Potential: $94,837–$104,311
📅 Application Deadline: June 6, 2026

Apply today and help build the systems that support those who serve our community every day.

🔗 Visit WORK4MCG for job description/details and to apply.

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06/03/2026

Last evening around 8:00 p.m., Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Service (MCFRS) units responded to a reported fire in a mixed commercial/residential building located on Chestnut Street in Gaithersburg.

Upon arrival, crews identified a fire in an office room. Firefighters quickly advanced hose lines, knocked down the visible fire, and extinguished the fire before it could spread further. Personnel then conducted thorough searches and overhaul operations to check for any hidden fire extension.

✅ No injuries were reported.

MCFRS reminds everyone that early detection and quick reporting of fires are critical in preventing significant property damage and keeping occupants safe. Ensure your smoke alarms are working properly, keep exit paths clear, and have a plan in place in case of fire emergencies.

06/03/2026

This evening MCFRS hosted its’ second “Sign to Serve” event welcoming RC59 into our ranks.

This was an amazing event hosted by our recruitment and hiring team that demonstrates our commitment towards our community, our members and the fire service.

If you missed it, here is the link to the full video and event: https://www.youtube.com/live/sAe42ZH_T3Q?si=MhTae9zqzibu_D7Q

Applications are opening on June 15th! Want to join us and become part of something bigger than yourself? Join.MCFRS.com for more information and details.

🔥 LIVE: Montgomery County Fire-Rescue Signing Day! 🔥Join us live ...

06/02/2026

🚨🔥 Working Fire – Gaithersburg 🔥🚨

📍 Bramble Bush Dr

MCFRS crews are currently on the scene and are operating on a house fire in Gaithersburg. Units arrived to find fire through the roof of a home under renovation. Firefighters quickly deployed handlines and conducted an aggressive attack, bringing the fire under control. A Rapid Intervention Dispatch (RID) was requested to support operations.

✅ Fire extinguished�✅ Crews completed overhaul and are scaling back

⚠️ Safety Reminder
Homes under renovation can have increased fire risks due to exposed materials and open spaces.
✔️ Maintain working smoke alarms�✔️ Use licensed professionals for electrical work�✔️ Keep areas clear of debris and hazards

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