As temperatures drop and winter weather sets in, we’d like to share winter safety tips with the attached informational graphics! Stay safe, warm, and prepared!... (Full Story & Photos)

🔥A new week is live — and this one supports the Junior Fire Co No. 2 from the ground up.💪

👉 Enter before Thursday at 8 PM:
https://md.5050raffle.org/give/mdfire/50-50-raffles/md5050/charities/junior-fire-company-no-2-inc

🎟️ Every ticket in this week’s Firefighter 50/50 directly supports Junior Fire Company No. 2. That support helps provide the training, gear, and equipment our volunteers rely ... (Full Story & Photos)

Please help raise funds for Junior Fire Company No. 2. This year we're using the new ShopRaise app, which gives a portion back to us whenever you do your normal shopping online.

It's free and takes less than 30 seconds to get set up. Simply get the app, shop online and help us reach our fundraising goals.

Here's the link to get started:

https://shopraise.com/support/590520

Thanks for your help. ... (Full Story & Photos)

The Junior Fire Co. Fundraiser Committee wants to Thank everyone who donated in 2025
Your generous donations are greatly appreciated.

Thank you again and stay safe.
Fundraiser Committee
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As temperatures drop, heating equipment becomes essential—but it’s also a leading cause of home fires. The National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) recommends that all heating systems be professionally inspected and cleaned each year to reduce the risk of fire and carbon monoxide poisoning.... (Full Story & Photos)

Candles add warmth and ambiance to any space, but they also pose a serious fire risk if not used carefully. Always place candles on stable, heat-resistant surfaces away from flammable items like curtains, decorations, and bedding. Never leave a burning candle unattended and keep them out of reach of children and pets. Consider using flameless LED alternatives for a safer glow. Stay cozy—and fire smart!... (Full Story & Photos)

Home fires occur more in winter than in any other season. As you stay cozy and warm this winter, be fire smart! (U.S. Fire Administration, 2025)... (Full Story)