St. Leonard Volunteer Fire & Rescue proudly remains 100% Volunteer. Your donation will help us provide the best fire, rescue, and EMS services possible.
On Saturday morning at 11:12, Engine 72, Tanker 7, Squad 7, Rehab 7, and Ambulance 78 were alerted to a house fire in the 707 area. Chief 2B was first on scene and initially reported no visible signs of fire. After inspecting the property, fire was discovered on the second floor. Engine 71 quickly stretched a hose line and located a fire in one room of the quadrant A, extinguishing it promptly. Engine ... (Full Story & Photos)
Fire department members participated in a Back to Basics training session tonight, focusing on preparing for Front Seat responsibilities. Deputy Chief J. Schooley, Assistant Chief V. DeVries, Safety Officer M. Richman, Deputy Chief M. Weems, and Operations Captain B. Terry led the group through exercises covering radio communications, scene size-up, accountability protocols, and evacuation procedures. ... (Full Story & Photos)
There are few things more American than a neighborhood coming together to celebrate Independence Day—children proudly riding their decorated bikes, families waving American flags, and the local fire department rolling through the neighborhood.
Today, members of St. Leonard Volunteer Fire & Rescue Company 7 had the pleasure of participating in the Windmill community's annual 4th of July parade.
They walked through our doors as strangers. Five days later, they left with new friends, new skills, greater confidence, and memories they'll never forget.
Junior Fire Camp returns August 3-7, 2026, and registration is now open! Do you have a child who dreams of being a firefighter or loves hands-on adventures? The St. Leonard Volunteer Fire Department's ... (Full Story & Photos)
On June 9 at 8:36 a.m., firefighters from St. Leonard Volunteer Fire & Rescue were dispatched to a structure fire in the 3000 block of Mayberry Avenue in the Marley Run Subdivision.
Engine 71, led by Lieutenant Benton; Tanker 7, led by Captain Terry; and Rehab 7, led by Lieutenant Curtis, responded to the incident.
Before crews arrived, command determined that the fire would be fought defensively ... (Full Story & Photos)
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