Frequently Asked Questions

SVFD provides fire protection and emergency response services to the Speegleville community and surrounding areas. We also provide mutual aid assistance to neighboring departments when requested. 

Yes. Our firefighters and many of our support personnel volunteer their time to protect our community. 

Our department is funded through a combination of grants, donations, fundraising events, and community support. 

Visit our Membership page to download the application packet, complete the required online training, and attend department meetings. Prospective members must attend at least three department meetings before being considered for membership. 

Department meetings are held on the first and third Wednesday of each month at 7:00 p.m. 

No. We provide training and mentoring for new members. A willingness to learn and serve your community is the most important qualification. 

Absolutely. We welcome volunteers interested in rehab support, fundraising, community outreach, event planning, and other non-emergency roles. 

The Board of Directors meets on the second Tuesday of each month at 6:30 p.m. at the Speegleville Saddle Club Meeting Hall. 

Yes. Board meetings are open to the public. Personnel matters are conducted in Executive Session in accordance with the Department Bylaws. 

If Board positions are available, they will be posted on our website. Interested individuals are encouraged to contact the Board President for more information. 

Email your request to speeglevillevfd@outlook.com. Please include your full name, email address, the incident address, and the incident date if known. 

Requests are processed as quickly as possible. The Fire Chief will review your request and email the report if it is available for release. 

Yes. Donations made to the Speegleville Volunteer Fire Department are tax deductible to the extent allowed by law. 

You can make a secure online donation using the donation link or QR code found on our Donate page. 

Donations help fund equipment, protective gear, training, apparatus maintenance, station improvements, and other operational needs that help keep our firefighters prepared to serve the community. 

No. If you have an emergency, always call 911 immediately. 

Outdoor burning may be subject to county regulations or burn bans. Always check current restrictions before burning and follow all applicable laws. 

You can support SVFD by volunteering, making a donation, attending fundraising events, serving on the Board, or helping spread the word about our programs and events. 

Follow us on social media and visit our website for department news, community events, safety information, and emergency updates.