Stony Point Volunteer Fire Company

10/26/2025

Come join us this Friday for our trunk or treat event starting at 6:30pm!!

Wear your best costume and enjoy a spooky night at SPVFC!

If you’d like to participate as a trunk email [email protected]

07/22/2025

Honored to do our part and help our neighbors at Earlysville Volunteer Fire Company reach this neighborhood cut off by last weekend’s rain 🧑‍🚒🪚🪾

03/23/2025

We want to take a moment to recognize the incredible efforts of our crews, who worked tirelessly to locate, contain, and extinguish the Morven fire. Their dedication, alongside the hard work of the other career and volunteer firefighters who responded, was instrumental in bringing the situation under control. We’re grateful for their commitment to protecting the community and for the strong partnerships that make responses like this possible!

🔥 WILDFIRE UPDATE 🚨

Yesterday and today, DOF and partner responders contained 17 wildfires, including the 2,875-acre Big Glow Fire in Lee and Scott counties and the 200-acre Morven Fire in Albemarle County. Smoke may continue from contained fires while crews complete mop-up and control (extinguishing) of fires.

Containment efforts continue on the Brush Mountain Fire, which has burned just over 482 acres in Roanoke County and is 20% contained.

Critical wildfire conditions continue today ⚠️ Help responders by avoiding areas where they are working, not flying drones anywhere near fires, and postponing all outdoor burning. 🔥🚫 Most of the recent wildfires were caused by people starting outdoor fires that escaped.

03/03/2025

01/16/2025

A look back at a typical weekend shift, where we check dry hydrants to make sure they’re operational, a necessary water source for fire operations in areas without traditional hydrants.

Have any interest of being a part of our community and membership? Email [email protected] for more information!

12/18/2024

Big thank you to the Elks Lodge No. 389 for their very kind donation today!!

Elk Lodge 389 in Albemarle County bringing together community groups and non-profits under one roof to be rewarded in a big way.

12/16/2024

As a part of our annual holiday celebration, SPVFC leadership highlighted a few members who excelled in their fields.
Award recipients seen here are:
Firefighter of the Year: Jason Buyaki
EMT of the Year: Lucie Hornberger
Chief’s Award: Paul Hayslett and Elizabeth Dula

12/16/2024

This Saturday, the brigade celebrated another successful year with friends and families at our annual holiday party. Thank you to all our members for your hard work and dedication to the Stony Point Community, we appreciate all you do!!

Have any interest of being a part of our community and membership? Email [email protected] for more information!!

10/22/2024

Come out and enjoy a night of fun on October 26th with our annual Trunk or Treat! It’ll be a fang-tastic time! 🧛

Want help out with a trunk? Email us at [email protected]

09/21/2024

🚒 New Tool Alert! 🚒

We're excited to announce that we've added one of the first nozzles in the County specifically designed for combating electric vehicle (EV) fires. This multipurpose tool is used to cool and control lithium-ion fires during EV emergencies, but can also be used for decontamination, extinguishing attic and crawl space fires, and more!

This new equipment strengthens our ability to handle EV-related emergencies safely and efficiently, complementing our other tools like the fire blanket and EV plug. As technology evolves, so do the challenges we face—and we're committed to staying prepared.

A huge thanks to our amazing community for your continued support—because of you, we’re able to keep pushing forward with initiatives like this to keep everyone safe! 🙌

08/08/2024

08/08/2024

Your personal vehicle is most likely not a submarine, so don’t even think about driving it through flood waters. Do not walk, swim, or drive through flood waters. To put it simply — Turn Around, Don’t Drown! 🚙🌊

Just six inches of moving water can knock you down, and one foot of moving water can sweep your vehicle away.

Stay off of bridges over fast-moving water.

Determine how best to protect yourself based on the type of flooding.