Left to Right Governor Wes Moore, Fire Chief Jason King (Governor Moore presented with DCVFC patch and challenge coin)
Deep Creek Volunteer Fire Company announces a Capital Improvement plan. The Focus of the plan will be the expansion and completion of their current facility. Improvements consist of offices, sleeping quarters, lounge, kitchen, and locker rooms for volunteer and career staff, as well as training and conference areas to facilitate training and community programs. 1.2 million dollars has been appropriated in Governor Moore’s Fiscal year 2024 Budget.
“The expansion will allow for quicker responses with refreshed responders, the capital improvement plan will allow the Deep Creek Volunteer Fire Company to meet the future needs of the area,” said Jason King, Fire Chief of the Deep Creek Volunteer Fire Company.
Left to Right Governor Wes Moore, Fire Chie Jason King, DCVFC Board of Director Jason Hull, and DCVFC President Josh Hook. (Governor Moore and DCVFC leadership reviewing the Capital improvement plans)
The Deep Creek Volunteer Fire Company wishes to thank Governor Moore for his unprecedented support. The Fire Company would also like to thank Delegate Jim Hinebaugh, Senator Mike McKay, Retired Senator George Edwards, the Garrett County Commissioners, and above all the community for their continued support.
“It is through sustained and invaluable partnerships that Maryland’s emergency response system will thrive,” said Gov. Moore. “The $1.2 million investment will expand opportunities for the Deep Creek Volunteer Fire Company to continue serving the Garrett County community when they need it most.”
“In Omnia Paratus,” when translated this means “Prepared in all things”.” The funding so generously appropriated by Governor Moore will allow us to meet our objectives and goals associated with our mission. “Said Jason King “.
The Deep Creek Volunteer Fire Company was charted in 1966 to provide fire and rescue services to the Deep Creek area. It currently operates as an Engine, Rescue, and Ladder Company, with rural and urban capabilities. The DCVFC provides a plethora of water rescue services including Ice, Swift, and Dive Rescue operations.
If you would like to volunteer or contribute further, DCVFC holds bi-monthly meetings on the first and third Mondays of each month at 7:30 PM, or you can search dcvfc30.org for further information.
