White Marsh Volunteer Fire Company

White Marsh Volunteer Fire Company is a volunteer fire department in the town of White Marsh, Maryland. Along with 34 other volunteer fire departments, the WMVFC is a member of the Baltimore County Volunteer Firemen's Association.

History
In January 1943 the White Marsh Volunteer Fire Company was founded under the name of the Cowenton Volunteer Fire Company. As the United States World War II in December 1941, it was recognized that incendiary bombing, particularly of the east coast communities was a distinct possibility. It also was clear that existing fire companies would be quickly overwhelmed by such a situation. The solution was small civil defense trailer pump that had worked so well in England during The Blitz.

Station & Apparatus
The WMVFC has one station, Station 200, located at 5419 Ebenezer Road and is the home for on-duty members. Career members sleep at the station over night, while volunteer members respond from their own residences. At the station are the departments five pieces of equipment:
 * Two engines, Engine 201 and Engine 202
 * An ambulance, Medic 203
 * A Type 6 brush truck (Brush 204) with a 100 gallon booster tank
 * A 4x4 utility truck (Utility 205)