Become A C.O.A.D. Partner
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Community Organizations Active in Disaster (C.O.A.D.)
Prince George's County COAD
Prince George's County COAD
Prince George's County COAD
City of Laurel COAD
Prince George's County COAD
Prince George's County COAD
FBCL Volunteer Donation Center
Disaster READY Church
Many people feel overwhelmed and unable to recover after a disaster strikes. Is your church ready to respond when a family or neighbor experiences a fallen tree, or an unexpected basement flooding? READY Church helps your church be prepared to respond to crisis needs in your community. Disaster READY Church helps meets immediate physical and spiritual needs while sharing the love of Christ.
Community Partnership Initiative (CPI)
At Laurel College Center (LCC), you can earn a degree, advance your career, strengthen your job skills, or pursue your personal interests. Choose from credit and noncredit coursework at all levels of study—including undergraduate, graduate, and continuing education—from notable Maryland colleges and universities. Conveniently located near downtown Laurel, LCC offers over 100 credit and 100 continuing education classes each semester, with day, evening, and weekend class options.
City of Laurel Office of Emergency Management
The Office of Emergency Management plays a critical role in keeping the citizens of Laurel safe. The office plans and prepares for emergencies, educates the public about preparedness, coordinates emergency response and recovery efforts and disseminates information during emergencies and disasters. As a part of its complex activities, the office helps the community by assisting in the coordination of emergency management efforts and providing support to various City Departments.
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Local Volunteer Rescue Squad
The Laurel Volunteer Rescue Squad is actively seeking volunteers to assist us with providing "World Champion" EMS Care to the citizens of Prince George's County, Maryland.
Why Volunteer?
We asked this question of many of our members. They said the reason they joined the Laurel Volunteer Fire Department is to give back to the community, which enforces the spirit of our Company motto, “Service for Others”. In order to best serve the greater Laurel area in fulfilling this goal, our members must be dedicated, motivated and professional.