Blue Ridge Volunteer Fire Department

Blue Ridge Volunteer Fire Department Volunteer Fire Dept. in Blue Ridge, Virginia, Botetourt County; Just east of Roanoke, VA on US rt 460

Blue Ridge volunteers assisted with the large structure fire in Daleville tonight. Great work by all involved. Troutvill...
03/04/2026

Blue Ridge volunteers assisted with the large structure fire in Daleville tonight. Great work by all involved. Troutville and Fincastle volunteers and Botetourt career staff.

03/04/2026

Engine 1 and Tanker 1 responded to assist with a large structure fire in Daleville. Here’s a nice look at what it looks like from the cab of the Engine during a response.

02/28/2026
It’s a beautiful day outside. PLEASE do NOT forget the burning law is in effect.
02/28/2026

It’s a beautiful day outside. PLEASE do NOT forget the burning law is in effect.

Blue Ridge Volunteer FD responded to a motor vehicle accident at Mountain Pass and Blue Ridge Blvd today. It was a signi...
02/28/2026

Blue Ridge Volunteer FD responded to a motor vehicle accident at Mountain Pass and Blue Ridge Blvd today. It was a significant collision but due to seatbelts and airbags both drivers were able to walk away with fairly minor injuries. Remember to buckle up for safety.

Blue Ridge Volunteers assisted with the Basham Ln fire today as part of the Tanker Taskforce. Tanker 1 assisted with set...
02/21/2026

Blue Ridge Volunteers assisted with the Basham Ln fire today as part of the Tanker Taskforce. Tanker 1 assisted with setting up the water supply using the portable tanks. Troutville Volunteers along with the career crew did a great job with a tough fire. Fincastle and Buchanan assisted with the Tanker Taskforce also. Great teamwork by all.

Come Volunteer with us and serve your community
02/16/2026

Come Volunteer with us and serve your community

02/12/2026

Virginia’s spring fire season is here, officially Feb. 15 – April 30. During that time, the statewide burn law is in effect, which prohibits outdoor fires between midnight and 4 p.m. 🔥🚫

Don't be fooled by the snow! Most of Virginia is in a drought caused by months of below-average rainfall. Already this year, DOF has responded to 80 wildfires that have burned nearly 800 acres.

The best ways you can prevent wildfires:
🔥 Wait until after the fire season to burn yard debris
🔥 If you must burn, avoid windy days
🔥 Never leave a fire unattended
🔥 Know the state burn law and local restrictions

Get more tips, and learn about the 4 p.m. burning law on DOF’s website: https://ow.ly/3SsV50Yey8q

Address

1354 Blue Rige Springs Road Or PO Box 898
Blue Ridge, VA
24064

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