The Maryland State Firemen’s Association offers various awards to recognize the service and dedication of Maryland’s volunteers. Click on any of the options listed below for additional award information.
Recognition of a member company / department’s Accident and Injury Prevention Program.
Recognition of the outstanding company Cadet Program.
To recognize the family of a volunteer fire or EMS member, who sacrifices their time with the member, for the good of the community.
Recognition of a member company / department’s Fire Prevention Efforts.
Recognition of an individual or group contribution to fire, rescue, and emergency medical services training and education.
Outstanding contribution to the Maryland State Firemen’s Association.
Recognition of distinguished service to the MSFA or an individual department or county fire or rescue service.
Recognition of an individual who dedicates the most hours to fire, EMS, and rescue training during the year.
Recognition of the outstanding EMS individual of the year.
To select spokespersons for MSFA Fire Prevention.
Recognition of distinguished Service to the Ladies Auxiliary of the Maryland State Firemen’s Association.
A memorial to Olivia P. “Honey” King for dedicated service to the volunteer emergency services
Awarded to the Firewoman of the Year
Auxiliary member(s) who do(es) the most in fire prevention for their community
Recognition of fifty (50) years of continuous and faithful service.
To select a spokesperson for Miss MSFA Fire Prevention.
To Recognize and Encourage our next Generation of Leaders
Recognition of an outstanding rookie firefighter / EMS provider.
Recognition of an outstanding fire, rescue, or EMS administrative person.
Recognition of an individual who has made significant contributions towards the promotion of certification for fire and emergency services personnel in the State of Maryland in keeping with the high standards of dedication and professionalism exhibited by Russell J. Strickland.
Recognition of an individual’s contributions and determination in promoting the betterment of Maryland fire, rescue and emergency medical services through successful legislation and the legislative process.
Recognition of fire prevention efforts by an individual.
Recognition of an individual’s contributions toward firefighter / EMS safety.
Recognition of the best fire prevention entry in the line of parade at the Annual MSFA Convention Parade.
Outstanding citizenship and exemplary job achievement.
Recognition of a department’s participation in formal training.
