Clover Volunteer Fire Department

06/16/2026

Good Morning!

Today, Clover Volunteer Fire Department would like to take a moment to recognize and show our sincere appreciation for the dedicated men and women of Halifax County 911 Dispatch.
Often times, our dispatchers are the unsung heroes behind every emergency response. Before firefighters, EMS providers, and law enforcement officers ever arrive on scene, these incredible individuals are already working tirelessly behind the scenes to make a difference.
From answering the initial emergency call, gathering critical information, determining the appropriate resources needed, and coordinating the response. Our dispatchers are the vital link that helps ensure every emergency situation is handled as safely and efficiently as possible.
Working long hours under tremendous pressure, our dispatchers carry the responsibility of making quick decisions while providing calm guidance during some of the most stressful moments people experience. Their knowledge, dedication, professionalism, and commitment to serving our community does not go unnoticed.
On behalf of Clover Volunteer Fire Department, today we want to make it about our dispatchers. Thank you for your dedication, your sacrifice, and the excellence you bring to your profession every single day.
You are truly the backbone of emergency response, and we are grateful for everything you do to help our community and our first responders succeed.
Thank you, Halifax County 911 Dispatch, for always being the voice on the other end of the line when our community needs you most.

06/15/2026

A Busy Night of Teamwork, Dedication, and Service!

Last night proved to be a busy and demanding night for the members of Station 3 and our surrounding emergency response partners.
At 9:36 PM, Clover Volunteer Fire Department, Scottsburg Volunteer Fire Department, Halifax Fire Department, and Halifax Rescue Squad were dispatched to a shed fire threatening a nearby residence. Upon arrival, crews quickly communicated a plan of action and worked together efficiently to bring the situation under control while protecting the surrounding property.

Then, at 10:26 PM, Station 3 members were toned out again for a water rescue/search and rescue incident. With the assistance of the Halifax County Sheriff’s Office, Scottsburg Volunteer Fire Department, Halifax Rescue Squad, Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources, and Virginia State Police Aviation, crews worked through the night with dedication and determination. After many hours of searching, the individual was located this morning and was found safe.

On behalf of Clover Volunteer Fire Department, we would like to extend our sincere appreciation to every person who responded, searched, supported, and worked tirelessly throughout the night. This was not the effort of one individual or one organization. It was the result of teamwork, communication, and dedication from multiple agencies coming together with one common goal: serving and protecting our community.
Thank you to everyone who gave their time and effort during these incidents. Your commitment and willingness to answer the call, no matter the hour, represents the very best of emergency services.

06/15/2026

🎉 Happy Birthday, Chris Martin! 🎉
We’d like to take a moment to celebrate one of our long-term members today. Chris, thank you for your continued dedication and for always volunteering your services. Your commitment and willingness to give your time are greatly appreciated, and we’re lucky to have you as part of our group. Wishing you a fantastic birthday and a year ahead filled with happiness and success! 🎂

06/13/2026

The members of the Clover Volunteer Fire Department would like to extend a very special birthday shout-out to longtime member Tommie Wade. Mr. Wade has been more than just a dedicated member of our department he has been a true beacon of service and an inspiration to our entire community. Over the years, Tommie has given selflessly to those around him, answering the call time and time again with commitment, compassion, and strength. Beyond his service, Tommie is a loving husband, an amazing father, and a proud grandfather. Through it all, he has remained grounded in his faith and devoted to serving the Lord above. On behalf of everyone at Clover VFD, we thank you for your years of dedication, your leadership, and your unwavering spirit. We hope you have a truly blessed birthday and many more to come! 🎂🚒

06/05/2026

Thank you to Woodmen Life chapter 106 for your generous donation to the Clover Volunteer Fire Department! We are proud to protect and serve this community with your backing. It was nice meeting with Cindy and receiving all of the goodies.

05/25/2026

05/25/2026

We will have our drawing in about 20 minutes!! 40 last minute chances left to get in. Message us directly.

05/21/2026

If you did not purchase tickets and would like to please contact the department or any member within the department today. We still have some tickets left to sale. Don’t miss out.

05/21/2026

🚑🎉 CONGRATULATIONS NIKOLAS THOMPSON! 🎉🚑
Everyone at Clover Volunteer Fire Department would like to congratulate Nikolas Thompson on officially passing the EMT National Registry and becoming a Certified EMT!
This accomplishment takes dedication, hard work, determination, and countless hours of training and studying. Your commitment to helping others and serving the community does not go unnoticed.
Today marks the beginning of an exciting journey in emergency medical services, and we are proud to have you as part of the EMS and first responder family.
Congratulations, Nikolas your hard work paid off! We cannot wait to see the impact you will make while serving and caring for others.

🚑 Welcome to the Certified EMT family! 🚑

05/17/2026

🚒☀️ POOL FILLING NOTICE ☀️🚒

With warmer weather arriving and many pools beginning to open for the summer season, Clover Volunteer Fire Department would like to share an important reminder with our community.

Unfortunately, Clover Volunteer Fire Department is unable to fill swimming pools using fire hydrants or fire apparatus due to liability concerns and the risk of damage to pools and liners.

While hydrant and tanker water may appear clean, the high-volume flow and conditions inside water mains and fire equipment can introduce contaminants and debris capable of causing costly damage.

⚠️ Possible contaminants and risks include:

🔹 Iron & Rust Particles
One of the most common issues. These particles can quickly stain liners and discolor pool water.

🔹 Mineral Sediment & Mud
High-volume water flow can disturb sediment inside water lines, resulting in cloudy, muddy, or dark-colored water entering the pool.

🔹 Metal Debris, Sticks & Stones
Debris trapped within hydrants, lateral lines, or fire equipment can potentially cause punctures, scratches, or abrasions to vinyl liners.

🔹 High-Velocity Water Pressure
The extreme pressure from hydrants or fire trucks can shift liners out of place, stretch material, or even cause tearing.

⚠️ Additional issues that may occur:

• Metal Staining: When chlorine reacts with iron-heavy water, pools can turn green or yellow and leave long-lasting brown or yellow stains.

• Improper Liner Expansion: Filling too rapidly with high-pressure water may prevent the liner from settling correctly, causing wrinkles or permanent liner damage.

Our department’s priority is protecting both public safety and private property. We appreciate everyone’s understanding and cooperation as we continue serving our community safely and responsibly.

We hope everyone has a safe, relaxing, and enjoyable summer season! 🌊☀️🚒

— Clover Volunteer Fire Department