Warrenton Volunteer Fire Company


The mission of the Warrenton Volunteer Fire Company is to protect and serve the community by responding to emergencies, providing medical care, and mitigating fire related risks. Our goal is to ensure the safety and wellbeing of the public through proactive prevention, rapid response, and compassionate assistance in times of crisis.
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Join us today, May 7th, for our Dining for Dollar$ event with Foster's Grille in Warrenton!🔥🍔 Stop in today and they will generously donate 20% of all proceeds to Warrenton Volunteer Fire Company! Please be sure to let them know you're there to support Warrenton Volunteer Fire Company when ordering. Help spread the word by sharing this post!
Foster's Grille
May is Lyme Disease Awareness Month and with the warmer weather, we’re seeing a major spike in tick activity across Virginia. Here are some tips for keeping you and your family safe from ticks this season:
✅ Wear Protective Clothing: When hiking or spending time in grassy or wooded areas, wear long sleeves, long pants tucked into socks, and light-colored clothing to help spot ticks more easily.
✅ Use Tick Repellent: Apply insect repellent that contains at least 20% DEET, picaridin, or oil of lemon eucalyptus on exposed skin. Treat clothing and gear with products containing permethrin.
✅ Keep Your Yard Tick-Safe: Mow your lawn regularly, remove leaf litter, and create a barrier (like gravel or wood chips) between your yard and wooded areas to reduce tick-friendly environments.
✅ Avoid Tick Habitats: Stay in the center of trails and avoid brushing up against tall grasses, leaf litter, and shrubs where ticks are commonly found.
✅ Do a Full-Body Tick Check: After spending time outdoors, carefully check your entire body (and your children and pets) for ticks, especially behind the ears, underarms, around the waistband, and behind the knees.
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🔥 Happy International Firefighters Day 🔥
Today we honor firefighters across the globe, both career professionals and volunteers, who make up the beating heart of so many communities. Every single one of them deserves our gratitude and respect.
At Warrenton Volunteer Fire Company, we are guided by the motto: One Company. One Mission. One Family.
We believe those words capture something universal. Walk into any firehouse in anywhere in the world and you'll find the same thing. People who are bound together by a shared calling, an unspoken trust, and a willingness to sacrifice for one another and for strangers alike. The firefighter's bond is one of the most enduring in the world. It is built in training, forged in crisis, and carried for a lifetime.
Today we honor being a part of something much bigger than ourselves and being a part of a global family.
Thank you for your unwavering dedication and service!
My husband and I want to thank you all with all of our hearts as do our children and grandchildren, for coming to our aid that morning of July 29th. We are all truly grateful for all that you do and all that you did that day!
WVFC has top-of-the-line equipment, and has helped me better my career path all while serving the community I love. My fellow members at WVFC are like my family -- they even came to my graduation from Prince William Fire and Rescue Recruit School. It is the members and leadership of WVFC that have pushed me to become a better person and a better firefighter.
The unconditionally supportive leadership and WVFC always help me to learn new skills to add to my skillset as a firefighter. With their top of the line tools and equipment, I know that I am in the right place to grow in my career.












