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10/09/2026

For the second time in 24 hours, RE827 headed east to Co. 20’s first due as the Search Company — this time to the 4300-blk of Dario Rd in the wee hours of the morning. RE827 crew completed searches throughout with negative findings before returning to the Suitland Rd firehouse.

10/08/2026

On October 8th, shortly after 0900 hours, Rescue Engine 827 along with engine Engine 823 (Forestville) were alerted for the auto fire on the Inner Loop of 495 at Branch Ave. RE827 arrived to find an engine compartment fire. Shortly after that was extinguished and RE827 returned to the station, Box 20-01 was sounded for the house fire in the 4700 block of King John Way in Upper Marlboro. Engine 820 arrived to find a working garage fire in a two story, middle of the group, wood frame townhouse. RE827 responded as the search company and arrived to conduct searches of the fire building. All searches were negative and RE827 returned to service shortly after.

09/16/2026

The MVFD is proud to be awarded the 2026 Heavy Rescue Squad of the Year by the Pgcvfra - Prince George's County Volunteer Fire & Rescue Association. The company extends our thanks to Life Members/Past Chiefs Mark Hendley and Les Hedrick for receiving the award at this evening’s ceremony.

09/06/2026

TWO TRAPPED AND TWO FLY-OUTS OVERNIGHT FOR RESCUE ENGINE 827. Just before 2200 hours Saturday night, E829 arrived on scene at the Suitland Parkway near Branch Avenue and upgraded the assignment for two occupants trapped, bringing RE827 to the scene. RE827 extricated both within 10 minutes of arrival and one patient was flown to Capital Region Trauma Center by United States Park Police Eagle 1. Early Sunday morning around 0500 hours, E823 requested RE827 to the scene of a personal injury accident on the inner loop of the Capital Beltway at Pennsylvania Avenue to assist with a landing zone for MDSP Aviation Command Trooper 2. RE827 shut down the outer loop of the Capital Beltway for approximately 20 minutes until Trooper 2 departed for the R. Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center in Baltimore with one patient.

09/04/2026

CO. 25 FILLS THE BOX, RESCUE ENGINE GOES SECOND DUE. Amidst a prolonged severe thunderstorm event in PG County last night, E825 drove up on a residential structure fire in the 8600-block of Woodyard Road in their first due. They immediately filled Box 25-05 and called for the Working Fire Dispatch, bringing RE827 to the scene as the second due engine. RE827 stretched a backup line to the first floor and operated on scene for about 2 hours before returning to service, responding to several additional storm-related runs.

08/22/2026

SQUAD 27 EXTRICATES ONE ON PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Shortly after 1100 Saturday morning, PSC dispatched the assignment on Box 17-01 in the area of Pennsylvania Ave and Alton St for a vehicle on fire with a person trapped. E827 was on the air on Suitland Pkwy and was authorized by Battalion 3 to respond back to the Suitland Rd firehouse for SQ827 as the closest Squad. E826 arrived first, reported a vehicle on fire in the woods, and quickly stretched a line to extinguish the same. E826 then confirmed 1 person trapped and immediately requested a second Squad as a precaution, adding DC Fire and EMS Squad 3 to the assignment. SQ827 arrived on scene as the first Squad, stabilized the vehicle with struts, and quickly extricated the driver who was carried out of the woods to the waiting EMS transport unit. Squad 27 remained on scene for about 20 minutes to pick up before returning to service.

08/05/2026

Last night, Co. 27 participated in the Town of Morningside National Night Out. Crews from Engine 827, Rescue Squad 827, Ambulance 827 and Ambulance 827B spent the evening interacting with members of the Morningside community alongside Prince George’s County Fire/EMS Department, Prince George’s County Police, Prince George's County Sheriff's Office, Morningside Police, and other local agencies. Later in the evening, after taking in several runs, Co. 27 provided a standby crew for the Town of Morningside fireworks which had been rescheduled from the 4th of July due to weather.

07/28/2026

Around 1300 hours today, Rescue Engine 827 was dispatched first due for the reported house on fire in the 6800 BLK of Dower House Road. The Rescue Engine arrived with a working fire and smoke showing from the basement and chimney. The crew pulled their line to the basement, located fire involving the ceiling joists and extinguished the same. Currently RE827 and additional PGFD units remain on the scene.

Address

6200 Suitland Road
Morningside, MD
20746

Website

http://www.morningsidevfd27.com/

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