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.
Recent Activity
Both Fire Chief Scott Ross and Treasurer Joe Saffer will be speaking during the public hearing tonight in regards to the critical need to maintain the our funding from the Town. If anyone is interested from the community in speaking on our behalf during the public hearing, the Town Council meeting begins at 6:30 tonight, Tuesday May 13 at the Town Hall building located at 21 Main Street in old town Warrenton.
‼️TODAY is Give Local Piedmont Day! This day is a day of giving and an opportunity to support and uplift the local nonprofits in our community. Now more than ever, the Warrenton Volunteer Fire Company needs your support. Your donation supports:
➡️ The ability to provide 24/7/365 emergency services without delay to our community and its visitors.
➡️ Our membership which provides thousands of volunteer hours annually (approx. 50,000+) to ensure sufficient staffing.
➡️ Public outreach activities in the community, such as public education events, fire and life safety inspections, home smoke alarm inspections and installations, and more.
➡️ Countless hours of in and out of station training for our members to continue to ensure readiness and that we’re the best we can be for this community.
➡️ Ongoing operation and maintenance of our incredible fleet of top-of-the-line apparatus.
Donate here today: www.givelocalpiedmont.org/warrentonfire
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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.
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.
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.