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Aberdeen Fire Department, Inc. Aberdeen Fire Department, Inc.

19 hours ago

Hot weather is upon us, and despite this many people think its a good idea to leave their pets in a car unattended while they run errands. But did you know there were some major changes made to the law about leaving pets in vehicles that are already in place?! Laws that mean you could be paying a lot more, when it's cooler than you think! Previously, you could leave an animal in a vehicle unattended up until the thermometer reaches 80 degrees. Now, once it hits 70 outside, you will be ticketed. What people don't realize, is that even though 70 feels comfortable, after an hour, inside a car can reach temperatures of well over 100 degrees (see attached chart from the University of San Francisco)! Also as part of this law, fines have gone up significantly. A first offense went up from $30 to $50, a second offense from $100 to $150 and now a third offense will run you $500, where it used to be $150. This new law was passed by the Harford County Council on May 28 and immediately became law! Please be smart, leave Fido at home. And before you ask "how long is OK to leave an animal in the car?" Know the law says no time! ... See MoreSee Less

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Aberdeen Fire Department, Inc. Aberdeen Fire Department, Inc.

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Aberdeen Fire Department, Inc. Aberdeen Fire Department, Inc.

4 weeks ago

Harford County DES recently placed its second career medic unit in service. Working in partnership with the Aberdeen Volunteer Fire Department, the unit will be stationed at their Perryman substation on Perryman Rd. The unit will be staffed with two paramedics 24/7 and continue to support our volunteer fire and EMS companies with the growing volume of EMS calls in the County. Our sincere thanks and appreciation go out to Aberdeen VFD President Edward Budnick and Aberdeen Fire Chief Steve Hinch for working closely with us to make this a reality. Pictured are Paramedics Mike Deckard and Valerie Glassman, President Budnick, Chief Hinch and Director of Emergency Services, Eddie Hopkins. ... See MoreSee Less

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