Mangohick Volunteer Fire Department

Founded in 1951, the Brandy Station Volunteer Fire Department serves and protects agricultural and residential communities in Brandy Station, Va. It provides a range of fire prevention, rescue and emergency medical services. The department s equipment list includes pumpers, tankers and engines equipped with rescue extrication portable pumps. The Brandy Station Volunteer Fire Department hosts a variety of fundraising activities, such as weekly bingos, annual carnivals and parade events. It conducts cardiopulmonary resuscitation classes and training sessions on emergency medical services support. The department has been operational for more than 50 years and has over 40 members on its staff.

The Virginia Department of Fire Programs, also known as VDFP, provides funding, training and educational programs to enhance public safety. It offers professional development, public fire and life safety education, operational support, and technical assistance and consulting services. The department s research services include data collection, analysis and information reporting. The Virginia Department of Fire Programs operates the communications, public affairs and public outreach office, which is responsible for communicating fire and emergency services information to the general population, members of the fire and emergency services community, as well as the media and local governments. Its administrative and support branch manages various programs related to financial services, grants and local aid, marketing and communications, fire data and statistics, procurement, and policy, planning and legislation. The Virginia Department of Fire Programs is located in Glen Allen, Va.

The Tappahannock-Essex Volunteer Fire Department, Inc. is a dedicated team of seventy members committed to providing the highest level of emergency and non-emergency services to protect the lives, property, and economic well-being of the citizens and visitors of Essex County, Virginia. With a history dating back to the early 1920s, the department has evolved from a small rural fire department to a well-equipped organization covering a 261 square mile area. Over the years, the department has expanded its services and capabilities, including the addition of strategic programs, advanced training for its members, and the acquisition of modern firefighting equipment and apparatus. The department's mission focuses on education, prevention, and swift response to fire, medical, environmental, and natural emergencies, ensuring the safety and well-being of the community they serve.Generated from the website