The Pocomoke City Vol. Fire Co. responded to a vehicle fire, located in the parking lot of Auto Zone. The first responding unit quickly extinguished the fire that was in the engine compartment. There were no injuries and no other damage to the vehicle.

The Pocomoke City Vol. Fire Co. responded to Newtown Park for a landing zone.....medical transport to Johns Hopkins Hospital in Balimore, MD.

The Pocomoke City Vol. Fire Co. responded to a commerical structure fire at Pocomoke Mini Storage. The call came in as "smoke showing". When firefighters arrived they found that the source of the fire was an outside receptacle located on the front of the office. There was nothing plugged into the receptacle. There was no serious damage to the inside of the building. The fire was quickly extinguished.

The Pocomoke City Vol. Fire Co. responded to a fire alarm at Bel-Art, located in the Industrial Park, in Pocomoke City. It appeared that an over-heated motor in a piece of equipment activated the sprinkler system. All of the employees were out of the building. The good thing is that the sprinkler extinguished any fire that was there. In addition to the damaged piece of equipment there was considerable water throughout that section of the building.

Reported as a residential structure fire, only smoke in the structure caused by an overheated pan on the stove. One person was removed from the dwelling and transported to PRMC by Pocomoke EMS. There were no other injuries and no serious damage to the home. Fire units from Pocomoke, Stockton and New Church responded.