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The Ocean Pines area is expected to experience dangerously high temperatures over the next 7 to 10 days. The Ocean Pines Volunteer Fire Department is urging everyone to take necessary precautions to avoid heat-related illnesses.

On the evening of March 25, 2025, at approximately 9:43 PM, the Ocean Pines Volunteer Fire Department (OPVFD) was dispatched to a reported residential structure fire in the 1100 block of Ocean Parkway. Upon arrival, initial crews found visible flames coming from the rear of the single-family home.

Ocean Pines, MD – February 25, 2025 – At approximately 1:00 PM, the Ocean Pines Volunteer Fire Department (OPVFD) responded to a motor vehicle accident with injuries in the area of McDonald's on Racetrack Road.

As we reflect on 2024, the Ocean Pines Volunteer Fire Department (OPVFD) looks back on a year of unwavering commitment, service, and community support. OPVFD is a Combination Fire Department, meaning we have both Career and Volunteer members working alongside each other to serve the community.

Ocean Pines, MD – January 29, 2025 – At approximately 4:22 p.m. on Wednesday, the Ocean Pines Volunteer Fire Department (OPVFD) was dispatched to a reported water rescue in the area of 896 Ocean Parkway. Upon arrival, crews located a 15-year-old minor stranded on a small island in the middle of Off Shore Lake.

Ocean Pines, MD – January 22, 2025 – On Tuesday, January 21, 2025, at approximately 5:40 PM, the Ocean Pines Volunteer Fire Department (OPVFD) was dispatched to assist the Ocean Pines Police Department in a search for a missing child. Worcester Central advised that a 10-year-old autistic boy had been reported missing and was last seen at approximately 4:05 PM.

The Ocean Pines Volunteer Fire Department is thrilled to announce the winner of our Truck Raffle: Maureen S.!

The Ocean Pines Volunteer Fire Department is pleased to announce the officers for 2025. These dedicated individuals will lead the department in continuing to provide exemplary service to the community.

Ocean Pines, MD – As clocks fall back this Sunday, the Ocean Pines Volunteer Fire Department urges all residents to make the most of this time by ensuring their homes are safe. Along with adjusting clocks, residents should check their smoke and carbon monoxide (CO) alarms to ensure they are working properly. “Change Your Clocks, Check Your Alarms” is a simple reminder that could make all the difference in a life-threatening situation.

At the Ocean Pines Volunteer Fire Department, innovation is key to keeping our team ready for any emergency. Last night, our firefighters took something as simple as old pallets and 2x4s and transformed them into an invaluable training prop – a custom-made maze.