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
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Warrenton Volunteer Fire Company
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Warrenton Volunteer Fire Company
✨ Member Spotlight: Kelly Walker ✨ He shared his story and what Warrenton Volunteer Fire Company means to him and his family.
"I am a lifelong resident of Fauquier County, deeply rooted in the values of service and community. My introduction to volunteering came early, inspired by my father, who broke barriers as the first Black firefighter at the Warrenton Volunteer Fire Company. His dedication and courage shaped my understanding of what it means to serve others.
In my senior year of high school, I enrolled in fire school, and upon graduation, I earned my firefighter certification. That moment marked the beginning of my passion for firefighting—a calling that has stayed with me ever since. Driven to serve in more ways, I continued my education the following year and became a certified Emergency Medical Technician (EMT).
Following in his footsteps, I began my own volunteer journey in late 1994. What started as a way to give back has grown into a lifelong commitment to public service and community betterment. Over the years, I’ve had the honor of contributing to causes and organizations that reflect the same spirit of dedication that my father embodied.
Now, with 30 years of service at the Warrenton Volunteer Fire Company, I can honestly say that my life has been forever changed by the people I've worked alongside, the lives I've helped protect, and the community I’ve grown up in and served. The firehouse has become a second home, and every call has deepened my commitment to this work and to those we serve."
I want to say “Thank you” for choosing to do what you all do. Words cannot express the amount of gratitude and respect I have for all first responders! Thank you for taking the time away from your family to take care of others. Your hard work does not go unnoticed.
About a long week ago, your wonderful caring fire department saved my cat's life... he had climbed a 55’ tree to save himself from a predator. The firefighter staff came after some lengthy deliberation about how to deal with the odd situation. All of you did a spectacular job of organizing a method to save my cat’s life. We are both extremely grateful for you all!
WVFC is my second family -- I know I can always count on my fellow members. Some of my favorite people I have met just by washing the rigs in front of the firehouse. Volunteering at WVFC has pushed me to become a better version of myself.
