On Monday, January 16, 2012, the Town of Capitol Heights hosted a Community March to commemorate the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King.

Throughout the Capitol Heights Volunteer Fire Department's nearly 100 years of service, we have members that were not only committed to serving and protecting their community, but their country. Our members have served as far back as the Spanish American War and the wars since including the War on Terrorism. Other veteran members have also served during peace time.

On September 25, 2011 a ribbon cutting ceremony was held to commemorate the substantial completion of the station renovation. The building was dedicated to Chief James E. McClelland, Sr. for his unwavering dedication to the citizens and his department.

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• Capitol Heights Volunteer Fire Department Responds to Fire at Century Old Farm House
• Remembering Fallen Heroes on Memorial Day
• CHVFD Has Christmas Spirit All Year Long
• Last Surviving World War II Member Dies at the Age of 92
• CHVFD Mourns the Loss of Florence "Flossy" Harrison
• CHVFD Observes Veterans Day 2010
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