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On Monday, February 23, 2026, members participated in our bi-weekly company-level drill. Each week, a Duty Officer is assigned to the station, and it is their responsibility to conduct a company drill on the 2nd and 4th Mondays of each month (and occasionally the 5th Monday when applicable). These drills ensure our members remain proficient in the skills necessary to serve our community safely and effectively.
On Saturday, February 14th at approximately 5:50 p.m., the Chestertown Volunteer Fire Company and surrounding mutual aid departments were dispatched for a reported Structure Fire with Entrapment in the 6900 block of Pentridge Lane. The residence is located off Broadneck Road, southwest of Langford.
It is with deep sadness the Chestertown Volunteer Fire Company announces the passing of Past-President Alan L. Carroll on February 3, 2026. Mr. Carroll was President of the fire company from 1971 – 1973, years that mark the beginning of our transition from a small, homespun fire company to the modern, progressive Fire & Life Safety organization we are today.
On Saturday, February 7, 2026, at 2:12 pm, the Chestertown Volunteer Fire Company, Kent & Queen Annes Rescue Squad, Kent County EMS, Rock Hall Volunteer Fire Company, Kennedyville Volunteer Fire Company was dispatched for the “Ice Rescue” near 23766 Land’s End Road, in the East Fork of Langford Bay. A hunter in a kayak had experienced a failure of the mooring to his duck blind. Powerful northwest winds subsequently propelled him across the ice, out into the middle of the East Fork, Langford Creek. Our hunter was secure in his kayak but was not equipped to propel himself safely across the ice to get to shore.
| Jan - 71 | Jul - 0 |
| Feb - 0 | Aug - 0 |
| Mar - 0 | Sep - 0 |
| Apr - 0 | Oct - 0 |
| May - 0 | Nov - 0 |
| Jun - 0 | Dec - 0 |
| Yearly Totals: | |
| 2026 - 71 | 2025 - 749 |
| 2024 - 687 | 2023 - 592 |
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