Warrenton Volunteer Fire Company
Thank you Warrenton for your steadfast support in 2025!
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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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Warrenton Volunteer Fire Company
🔥🐾 It’s National Pet Fire Safety Day 🐾🔥
Our pets are family, so let’s make sure they’re protected in case of a fire emergency. A little preparation can make all the difference. Here are a few simple tips to keep your pets safe:
✅ Have an Escape Plan: Practice evacuation routes and make sure your pets are part of the plan.
✅ Use Pet Alert Window Clings: These stickers alert firefighters to how many pets are inside your home. Online retailers like Amazon, Walmart, and Etsy offer a wide variety and animal welfare organizations often give them away for free.
✅ Secure Open Flames: Keep pets away from candles, stoves, or fireplaces. A curious paw can accidentally start a fire.
✅ Pet-Proof Your Home: Just like you’d childproof, check for hazards that could lead to accidental fires, like exposed wires or unattended appliances.
🐕🐈⬛ Bonus Tip: Make sure your pet’s microchip and ID tags are up to date just in case you get separated in an emergency.
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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!
I love running with WVFC because they have the best firefighters throughout the DMV area. Their first due has a good call volume, and I get to work with their top-of-the-line equipment daily. My training and experience at WVFC helped me get hired as a career firefighter. Most of all, my time at WVFC has taught me how to be a mentor, a leader, and a servant to my community.
One thing I love about WVFC is the family I’ve built with volunteers within the department and in my community. Volunteering at WVFC allows me to be a part of something bigger than myself. Some of my favorite moments at the department are these family-like moments, such as playing basketball and cornhole out front. My time at WVFC has helped me recognize and appreciate all that goes into the fire and rescue service, specifically how integral strong leadership is in the department.
