Serving the Community of Edgewood Since 1888

134

years of serving the Edgewood community

Welcome to 137.

Along with responding to emergencies, the Edgewood Volunteer Fire Department is also dedicated to community outreach and fire prevention. To view some of the current programs the EVFD is putting on, please click here.

Completely
Volunteer

Community
Outreach

    The EVFD rapidly responds to emergencies including:

  • Fire Suppression
  • Vehicle Accidents
  • Medical Incidents
  • Rope, High Angle, and Vehicle Rescue
  • Rapid Intervention Team (RIT)
  • Swift Water Emergencies
  • Hazardous Materials Containment

For emergencies

Call 911

Get a Sneak Peek

A Day in the Life at the EVFD

Apparatus

Apparatus

Check out our trucks!

Incidents

Incidents

View all major incidents.

Members practicing stretch hoselines and hitting the hydrant

What We Do

What We Do

Curious? Find out here!

Outreach

Outreach

Our impact in the community.

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Help Us Help You!

The EVFD is a volunteer non-profit 501(c)(3) organization that receives money from community resources, grants, and donations to support our operating budget. To cover the shortfall between grants and public funding, the EVFD relies on donations and contributions to help us keep the public safe. Please consider helping us by viewing the options below, or read more about donating here.

Monetary donation -
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Last Year's Stats

2021 Year-End Review

All of us at the EVFD would like to thank you all for your continued support throughout 2021. Here is a peek at our stats from this past year. Let's get ready for another great year!

Recruiting new members!

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Total Calls

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Total Personnel Training Hours

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Working Fires

Testimonials

What People Are Saying

Incidents

Major Incidents

Vehicle Rollover with Entrapment

Yesterday proved to be a steady day for the EVFD. Personnel continued with Luminary sales and answe

Fire in Edgewood

At 1300 hours this afternoon, the EVFD along with mutual aid units were dispatched to the 500 block