Carlisle participates in Elkton MD Antique Fire Muster

Carlisle's Director 2 Chris Fox and Firefighter Cameron Griffith traveled to Elkton Md on Saturday and participated in the Annual Antique Fire Apparatus Muster and brought home 1st place trophies in both Oldest motorized apparatus and longest distance traveled. Congratulations to both members for your continued dedication to our apparatus history.

Carlisle assist the Harrington Fire Company

On Monday August 26th, Carlisle Members assisted the Harrington Fire Company on a laundry mat fire. Carlisle provided a Ladder and Engine for this assignment.

Carlisle's own Thomas Eisenbrey graduated from City of Wilmington Fire academy.

We wish you a safe and successful career in Engine 3.

Five vehicle MVC sends 3 to the hospital.

Congratulations to our graduating Firefighters

Carlisle would like to congratulate all of our High School graduating Seniors today. Thank you so far for all you have done and we are all behind you for all your future endeavors! Firefighter Ally Nordberg Firefighter Curtis Sharp III Firefighter Mason Fry Firefighter Quinn Humes

Carlisle responds to working house fire with firefighter injuries

Structural Fire 4300 Block McColley Road Milford At 11:27 pm Thursday, February 7th the Carlisle Fire Company of Milford was alerted to a structural fire at 4341 McColley Road east of Milford. Command 42 with Assistant Chief, Charles Vanaman was the first unit on scene reporting fire showing from the single-family dwelling. As units from Carlisle were responding additional assistance from Ellendale and Memorial Fire Company of Slaughter Beach was requested for additional water since there was no immediate hydrants in the area. Two firefighters from Carlisle were injured and taken by ambulance to Bayhealth Sussex Campus Hospital in Milford for treatment of their injuries. One firefighter was treated and released while the second firefighter was admitted for observation as a result of both men came in contact with a fallen power line from the dwelling. In addition to Ellendale and Memorial Fire Companies assisting at the scene Houston Fire Company stood by for Carlisle. The time in service was approximately 3 hours and the incident is currently under investigation by the Office of the Delaware State Fire Marshal. Submitted by: PIO Glenn Gillespie