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Montgomery County Fire & Rescue Service

Montgomery County Fire & Rescue Service

Gaithersburg • MD • Montgomery County

Last updated July 10, 2026

Montgomery County Fire & Rescue Service is a career fire department serving Gaithersburg, Maryland in Montgomery County. The department operates 37 stations, 2108 personnel. Public reference information for Montgomery County Fire & Rescue Service includes non-emergency line 240-777-2486, headquarters at 100 Edison Park DR, 2 FL, Gaithersburg, MD 20878-3204.

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Montgomery County Fire & Rescue Service is a fire department serving Gaithersburg, Maryland. With 37 stations, the department provides fire suppression, emergency medical services, and rescue operations to the local community.

37

Stations

2108

Personnel

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