Congratulations to the following weekly winners of this years 25 Week Club drawing.

This is week 16 results!

The winners are in the attached file.

If you have any questions, please contact your seller. ... (Full Story)

Wednesday Bingo at Pleasant Valley Community Fire Company is cancelled until 31 January 2022. Additional information will be published later if it needs to be cancelled past this date.
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PVCFC... (Full Story)

Here are the current winners for the Auxiliary Yearly Lottery Fundraiser. ... (Full Story)

Beginning on September 1, 2021 the Auxiliary to the Pleasant Valley Fire Company will be selling 2022 Auxiliary Yearly Lottery Fundraiser. The cost is a donation of $30.00 plus $2.00 mail and fee charge. Click on the link below for more information.

Calendars will continue to be on sale and ending on August 31, 2022. If you buy a Fundraiser Card anytime before August 31, 2022 and your number was ... (Full Story & Photos)

Effective October 1, 2018, Maryland's Move Over law expands to add protection for drivers of service/utility vehicles (one or more yellow/amber flashing lights or signal devices).

See attached flyer for more information... (Full Story)

New Telephone Solicitation Scam

Be Aware, a telephone solicitation scam has been making the circuit. An individual called "Aaron Barnes" has advised he is with 'Heroes United' a national non-profit for volunteer firefighters. He advised he was soliciting donations for the families of killed in the line of duty or injured firefighters and advises he is sanctioned by the Maryland State Firefighters ... (Full Story)

Pleasant Valley Community Fire Company only solicits contributions by mail.

If you receive a phone call from someone representing Pleasant Valley Community Fire Company asking for a donation, a gift card, money to be sent to them or an address other than the fire company; be suspicious and do not do it. Get as much information as possible and contact the Carroll County Sheriff’s Department to ... (Full Story)

When: The new smoke alarm law went into effect January 1, 2018

What: The law requires the replacement of battery operated smoke alarms with sealed units that have a 10 year lithium-ion batteries and a silence/hush button feature.

Why: The smoke alarm law is a transition away from 9-volt battery-operated smoke alarms in an effort to achieve more reliable smoke alarm coverage in older dwellings

Who: ... (Full Story)