History
Learn about Arcola VFD's history, beginning with its inception in 1957 through the present day.
Company 9 is a part of a combined fire & rescue system in Loudoun County, consisting of 17 volunteer fire and/or rescue companies and the Loudoun County Department of Fire, Rescue, and Emergency Management (LCFR). The system is governed by an Executive Committee, which provides advice and counsel to the System Fire Chief regarding all aspects of the combined Fire & Rescue System within the county.
At Company 9, we have a combination of both volunteer and career personnel from LCFR who staff our apparatus to make sure we are ready to respond 24 hours a day, every day.
Every member of the Arcola Volunteer Fire Department is a volunteer, working alongside the members of Loudoun County Fire & Rescue. The sacrifices made by all firefighters and those who provide pre-hospital emergency care are many; the sacrifices they make as a volunteer are extraordinary. We acknowledge the time and dedication of our members and offer our gratitude for it; without them, we would not be.
President | Shawn Yu |
Vice President | Kymber Weese |
Secretary | Alice Brown |
Treasurer | Byron Jose |
Fire Chief | Pat Reid |
Assistant Fire Chief | Jonathan Pruiksma |
Rescue Chief | Sukhkaran (Danny) Singh |
Assistant Rescue Chief | Chris Stone |
Director of Support Services | Derrick Bennett |
Director | Ben Brandt |
Director | Sebastian Morana |
Over the years, Arcola VFD has changed in many ways as the surrounding community has changed. Through all the changes, though, our mission, our vision and our core values have remained steadfast.
The Arcola Volunteer Fire Department will provide exceptional community-focused fire protection, fire suppression, emergency medical services and related public education.
The Arcola Volunteer Fire Department’s Core Values are:
The Arcola Volunteer Fire Department will respond to emergency calls with fully-staffed apparatus at all times, trained, equipped, and ready to mitigate any incident.
Learn about Arcola VFD's history, beginning with its inception in 1957 through the present day.
How to contact AVFD by phone, email, or mail. How to request billing or fire records.
Download our annual independent audits. AVFD is a 501(c)3, non-profit organization, and our tax year is July 1 to June 30.
Arcola Volunteer Fire Department (AVFD) has three volunteer Chaplains, who are available for those in our community in times of need. They are ordained clergy and non-ordained lay clergy, who can minister to people of all faiths. They are also part of a larger Loudoun County Chaplain Committee, which...
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